I started with a pastel pink tablecloth I forgot I even had. I then layered my pink Churchill transferware atop a lacy white charger from Michael's.
My favorite vintage Rogers silverplate seemed perfect to use for this tablescape.
Goodwill napkins and pink goblets also fit the theme. The lacy pierced napkin ring is from Bed Bath & Beyond.
The candlesticks are from Wayfair and sit on paper doiles.
Linda loves glitz and sparkle so I had to use them for this table.
I didn't have any pink pillar candles but I had these silver ones. I wrapped and taped some cutout scrapbook paper that I had in my stash around them. Keeping with a lacy theme too.
For the very center, I placed some faux ranunculus to my favorite white pitcher and placed it on another paper doily.
A couple of glass butter domes finish off the tablescape.
Now, we probably will go out for dinner for Mother's Day but, we can both enjoy this table until then! Happy Mother's Day Linda! And Happy Mother's Day to all of you too!
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Love this tablescape. Of course I'm a pink girl!! Glad you have had such a great time with your MIL. I'll have both my girls and my Mom with me this Sunday! I'm so blessed.
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So pretty!! (And I LOVE those dishes!)
ReplyDeletelove the color scheme!
ReplyDeleteYou always make the most beautiful tablescapes!
ReplyDeleteI have a few pieces of the red transferware, wish I had more. Your table is lovely. Those white chargers are beautiful, too. Love your choice of flowers, ranunculas are some of my faves. Your MIL is a lucky lady!
ReplyDeletexoKathleen
Kathe, this is such a gorgeous table - I love your transferware and those white lace chargers certainly set it off. So pretty as always. Cathy
ReplyDeleteThis is the perfect tablescape for Mother's Day, Kathe! It's so soft and pretty!
ReplyDeleteAnother great job. The white chargers are really beautiful.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty, Kathe!
ReplyDeleteI was also looking at your DIY Garden Art post (/2013/05/garden-art.html). This is a great idea and it would be perfect for the Summer Series I’m doing in June “30 Days of Summer”. I’d love for you to consider joining us for the series! You could submit this post or even write a new one. The rules are simple:
* Select a Date in June
* Select a Topic related to Summer
* Have the post written in html with pictures and emailed to Megin by due date (5 days prior to post date)
* Link back to your own Blog
It’s that simple! Please let me know if you’d like to join us and I’ll let you know what dates I have open.
~ Megin of VMG206
So feminine and pretty, Kathe. What a clever idea for the candles.
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