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I wanted to share a couple of fun ideas today for a stem to put in your faux pumpkin. |
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I created a neutral fall tablescape today and thought it would be fun to use a silver knife for a pumpkin stem...... |
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In this tablesetting, I used a milk glass vase for my pumpkin stem..... |
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This is the fourth tablescape I have done by changing out a few things in the existing centerpiece. |
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I chose simple white ironstone, white place mats and white napkins for each place setting |
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I borrowed things from vignettes around the house and will put them back after dinner. The metallic fall letters came from the hallway.....the neutral faux pumpkins were under the fall tree......the antlers were above the mantle on the front porch, the candlesticks were on the chesser in the master bedroom......you get the idea....lol! |
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I added a wire crown to the top of my existing centerpiece..... |
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Now for a short tour around the recycled centerpiece...... |
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The big farm style table is really nice when all the family is here to eat, but for tonight ......a romantic dinner for two! Please visit my side bar to see "Where I Party" and stop by and visit a few of these great blogs! |
Penny- you are truly talented.
ReplyDeleteI love all of the treasures you put together to create this.
I hope you will share this Thursday at Thoughts of Home.
Just stop by my blog to join in.
Laura
White Spray Paint
Really fun and creative stems Penny. Love that wire crown!! Thanks for sharing with SYC.
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Jann
WOW I love the center piece and your tables looks terrific. Like how you used different items for the stems on your pumpkins, look great.
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Mary
Penny, I love the neutral color scheme. I think the pumpkins with interesting stems works very well. Sylvia D.
ReplyDeleteLove all of your vignettes. I especially love the use of a knife for a stem. I ned to keep that in mind.
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Bev
You are so inventive...i love you! I like these neutral colours and everything is fairy
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Very nice post, I love the way you showed the changes. And the pumpkin handles are a hoot. Great job on this post, Sandi
ReplyDelete.... bone handle knives would be a kewl stem if one can still find them.
ReplyDeleteI'm new to your blog and I have to say Wow! You have such a designing flare for sure, not sure what your profession is but display is your forte. Your blog is ever so lovely, inspiring and full of great ideas. Love the knife handle stem idea.
ReplyDeleteSo creative - using a butter knife as a stem. You are so clever, Penny!
ReplyDeleteThis is such an adorable setting. I love neutral colors you selected.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing this with us on the #HomeMattersParty. We hope to see you next Friday at 12 AM EST when we open our doors again.
Love the table setting. Fun finds to use for pumpkin stems. I collect white ironstone so I especially love your white dishes for the place settings. Everything is fabulous....as always. Judy
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ReplyDeleteI am playing catch up again!! Love the vase and butter knife for stems for your lovely pumpkins!! Great idea and one that I would have never thought of!! Thanks for sharing!!
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Deb
Love all the fun items you used as stems for your pumpkins. Thank you so much for sharing at Snickerdoodle Create~Bake~Make link party!
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ReplyDeleteYou have such creative ideas for how to use vintage pieces and for styling your table setting multiple ways. Thank you for joining Monday Social to give our readers a peek at all your Fall touches.
Judith
Love everything about your table Penny, it is beautiful :) Thanks for linking up to Creative Mondays last week, you are one of this weeks features..
ReplyDeleteGood morning! Just a little note to let you know that this post has ALSO been *FEATURED* today on the Art of Home-Making Mondays (at Strangers & Pilgrims on Earth) on our special pumpkin edition. Thank you for sharing with us! :)
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