Tuesday, October 6, 2020

A Fabulous Fall Tablescape with Fabulous Layered Linens

Can we talk about "Fabulous?"

I had so much fun creating this beautiful tablescape. The amazing linens, in this tablescape, was all new to me and I'm, over the moon, ecstatic that Premier Table Linens has reached out to me to work with them promoting their line. Without a doubt, they carry the ultimate in quality and the most vast selection of table coverings and accessories on the market.

Check out their website for everything you need for your next intimate gathering or large special event.

I, now, present to you a peek at my fabulous fall tablescape...tada!

I, always, start out with piles of things that I think I might want to use and they're usually all plopped on a chair and on the table itself...it gets my creative juices flowing.

Not all of my inspiring choices always get used!

They sent me a wonderful collection of things to choose from for creating a visual setting.

but, some things will just have to wait.

That off white runner, draped over the chair, is a definate choice to be featured next time!

Now, trust me when I say that a tablescape, like this, can take many hours of tweaking and finalizing as many of you already well know.

Thankfully, my vision ended up even better than I'd planned!

I chose to go with traditional fall colors because sometimes I need a full blown "color fix!"

Look at this, gorgeous, orange, Havana tablecloth available in 26 colors.

Layering linens, placemats and dishes is one thing I love to do for really special occassions.

Garden herbs are a wonderful thing to have on hand for accenting a napkin or place setting.

Their, logo printed, jute burlap runner can add an additional attraction to your table from their Premier Burlap Boutique. Personalization is available with your phrase, monogram or design.

I'd love to have 2 runners, like this, on our round table to create a cross over pattern. Next time, my wish has already been granted....it's in the mail!

Oh, and then there are these curtains!!!

Can I say, "FABULOUS FAUX BURLAP?"

Yes, absofigginlutely!!!

Scratchy burlap they are not....soft and heavy and gorgeous, they are, all while giving a really appealing farmhouse look.

And lastly, I present to you....a beautiful, evening, presentation.

I hope you enjoyed seeing my comeback post and presentation of Premier Table Linens and the one of many styles of tablescapes that I love to do.

Please, share my post to help me get back into the swing of things again....it's been a long time, but I hope you'll welcome me back!

Til Next Time...

and Gucci, too!

A Traditional Fall Tablescape & Very Special Celebration

A very special, celebration fell mid-week for my "Honey's" 65th birthday.

It was the reason this was just going to be an intimate gathering for four. Our friends, Mike and Eileen were called away, to go back up north, to tend to Mikes' mom that was ill :(

Since the tablescape and menu was already planned I decided to go ahead and put it all together to celebrate his milestone day and make the best of it for him and to share some pics of it with you. Being that we're far apart, I can at least keep you up to date in photos, anyway :)

Here is the traditional fall tablescape, with lots of autumn colors, fun textures

and lots and lots of pics...I hope you'll like!

A little "bokeh" thanks to Pic Monkey's editing overylays and effects!

Ding...Ding...Ding... a vintage, brass dinner bell, with a snip of seeded eucalyptus, to summon the celebration!

This was my "Honey's" surprised reaction!

His antique toolbox, sometimes used as my garden tote, was the centerpiece for the evening.

Chippy paint and square nails make me swoon!

Oh, how I LOVE the color and the wear on ~~his~~ my beauty ;)

Mini, white pumpkins, assorted fall foliage and my autumn toned beads accent the inside.

Nutmeg scented votives covered with kale, acorns and rustic, burlap ribbon accent each end on top of an old, rustic, plank.

Here is the whole nine yards!

Chalk painting the dollar store glasses was a last minute idea and since I couldn't find my chalk using a white paint marker made it a more permanent thing!