Some of the most important conversations I've ever
had occurred at my family's dinner table.
Someone was coming for dinner...
and the *pretty decor* bug got the best of me.

Rarely do I take the time to set a nice table...
not because I don't want to, but it seems that
hubby and I are always in front of the tv watching
the evening news more often than not.

Last night was my chance.
Son, daughter-in-law and
sweet gd Annika

Remember those yards and yards of fabric swags
mentioned in my last post? I made use of part of
another panel . Threw it on my table and ripped
it to size. {twice since it is a round table and
the fabric was not wide enough} 
Then I ripped some napkins to size as well.

I used these glasses that I love. I found them at a
garage sale a few years ago.
{This photo was taken when I had a different flower in
the middle of the table and later I opted for the pitcher
instead. I wanted real flowers , but none appeared
at my door! lol.}

Not having a lot of time and wanting something very simple
I printed out everyone's names on paper and taped them
around the napkins. I also inserted a sprig of rosemary.

At one point gd Annika wanted her name taped around
her wrist so I obliged her...
of course!
We had a wonderful time and I have decided that
I need to do this more often.
Life is just too short not to.
P.S. on another note...are any of you having trouble with
blogger? I constantly have to sign in for every click
I make- over and over and over...wondering what is up
with that. Never had this problem before.
Happy weekend!
Blessings~
11 comments:
Such a pretty summery tablescape! I always went over board with the antique & vintage at Thankgiving & Christmas. My Uncle Le would sit there & say ... Hey, that was my Mom's (my Grandmother)or Aunt Rose's !
Now he is gone & I really don't know if I will do the big Holiday Thing.... I can't imagine it without him.
Have a Wonderful Weekend!
Marilyn
I love how you ripped the fabric...spontaneus decorating is the best sometimes. The rose plates are beautiful!
You set a goregeous table! And I am a tad bit jealous of your drinking glasses!LOL
They are lovely!
Anything that is or resembles white lace...I am there!
Have a wonderful evening!
Hugs,
Donna
I love a pretty table. And we should do this more often, even a simple meal tastes wonderful.
Sandi-
You prepared a lovely,lovely table and I am sure that it was much appreciated. Some of my fondest memories of my parents are of sitting around the dining room table in their home. What I would not give to be able to do that one more time~~~
Keep making memories!
Vicki
How sweet are those napkin rings? That table certainly look thrown together with a torn piece of material.. I'm sure your family felt very special indeed! Love the shutter above the window too! Theresa
Oh Sandi, how lucky to be a family member and sit at that awesome table!!
Big TX Hugs,
Stephanie
Angelic Accents
What a pretty table you have set! I love the sprigs of rosemary in the napkins, and your china and glasses are wonderful!
I see you set a pretty place for me!! Thanks...he he!
Sandi
What a beautiful table setting! All the little details make all the difference!
Have a wonderful day,
~Jo :)
I do love those glasses...would you be willing to share the brand name? A set of those would look wonderful with my silver dishes...
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