Good afternoon everyone!!!! First of all I have to tell you that it has taken me hours to get this post up:( I uploaded my pictures 4 times before they finally showed up. I would "select all" and POOF, they would disappear!!!!! But, here we go. I am 1/2 Irish and my hubby is a part Irish but on St. Patty's Day EVERYONE is Irish!!! My Mom was 100% Irish and St. Patty's Day was her favorite day. She was very PROUD to be Irish!!! I wanted to pay homage to the day but keep it simple, and very ORGANIC! Lots of textures and organic elements.
For the placesetting we have my scalloped white charegers, a soft green dinner plate, a white scalloped salad plate and a green cabbage plate. All the greens do not MATCH but they blend together nicely. I topped the stack off with a pear.So, I decided to use my pear candles. They are perched on top of a chipppy, wooden stand, not a candle holder!
To the table I added some seed balls and some smooth rocks. More textures! I also am using my cabbage S and P.
Everything sits on a delicalely striped green tablecloth topped with a tan square placed diagonally. Then I used a striped green, white and beige placemat.
2 napkins; one tan and one with a subtle green pattern are gathered in a very simple green ring and fluffed.
My centerpiece is a pot of ivy that I started out on the back deck last summer and have been BABYING all winter:) I added some sticks to the pot for added height and DRAMA! Plus they add some MORE texture.
I placed some reindeer moss in the top of the pot AND into the saucer.
The stems flow gracefully across the table. The ivy is on a clear glass cake stand to lift it up and show it off!!!
2 dark green votives are on each side of the ivy.
I used my pearly white flatware that has served me well for years.
I love the different EDGES of the stack of plates.
The table is ready for a wonderful meal.
Details of the tablecloth, fabric square and napkins.
My trusty green goblets make another appearance at this table. They are made of recycled glass.
Thanks so much for stopping by. Please leave me a comment so I know you were here. I will be joining these wonderful parties.
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Love your green table! Looks wonderful! Love the plates,clever! Come and follow my new blog,lost my old one had to start over Joann
ReplyDeleteBEAUTIFUL Pinky!! Love your dishes!
ReplyDeleteYour table is wonderful! I love the height and all of the little extras that make it so special!
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So prety, Pinky. I love everything. Love the layers of dishes and the colors of course are prefect....Christine
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Pinky, I love the mix of dishes and the greens are all wonderful. Each plate has such a beautiful edge. Your ivy is amazing. I am babying one also, but not nearly as lovely as yours. Beautiful tablescape. Thanks tons for linking to TTT. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteWhat an absolutely beautiful table. The colors work beautifully together. I love your place settings and agree that the different edges on the chargers and the stacked plates add so much interest. Really impressed!
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I just love your ivy centerpiece and the candlesticks with the pear shaped candles!
ReplyDeleteThe seed balls and stones add an interesting touch to the table.
Fantastic table, wow the time and effort it took to make such a beautiful wonder...you have much talent.
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Love,Debbie:)
Oh so pretty! I love the ivy and all the pretty greens!
ReplyDeleteGreat table setting. I love the stack of wonderful mixed plates. Also, your pot of ivy looks great. I have a pot of ivy that I, too, have been babying through the winter and I'm wondering if it is going to make it a few more weeks!
ReplyDeleteLovely table, Pinky. I like all the details, the various dishes, etc., but I have two favorite things: the darling s&p, and the centerpiece! Great look!
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing wonderful party table.
ReplyDeleteOh I adore all the touches of green on your lovely tablescape!
ReplyDeleteThis is great. I love this table. It's so outdoorsy, so organic, and yes, so St.Patrick's Day-ish.
ReplyDeleteI've been wanting a couple of sets of those salt and peppers. You have created that need in me again.
I'm also taken with the centerpiece. It's a style I gravitate toward. Very well done.
Fabulous table setting! You outdid yourself. Your dishes are gorgeous! A++++ job! xo ~Liz
ReplyDeleteHi lovely lady.
ReplyDeleteThe colors work beautifully together for St.Patrick's Day Pinky. I love your place settings and agree that the different edges on the chargers and the stacked plates just make your table pop "Party"" I must say you did a lovely job putting this all together. With so much interest. Thanks so much for your lovely comments on my new St.Patrick's Day tablescape. Hope you have a wonderful week with your family.
XXOO Diane
Great tablescape Pinky...I adore those cabbage plates...I may have to "borrow" them some day :)
ReplyDeleteI really like your flatware too...I have been "eyeing" the Vietri flatware...similar to yours..
I'm a big fan of St. Patrick's day too..... My mother was Irish and very proud of it.
ReplyDeleteYour dishes and table look so pretty!!
Hugs,
That's a beautiful table!!!!
ReplyDeleteStacy
Pretty table, Pinky. thanks for sharing at Wow.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful stack of plates!
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Beautiful, Pinky! I love the cabbage plates. Thanx for sharing your pretty table at my party.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Sherry
Hi Pinky,
ReplyDeleteI sure had fun yesterday! I am itching to create something with my bad of goodies!
You have such a lovely decorator's eye! Your use of color, and composition makes this such a lovely table!!!!!
You know how I love those stacked dishes! If we lived just a little closer we could swap dishes etc.
I just got done the powerpoint for tomorrow's talk. I can't wait to jump into bed!!!
Love,Yvonne
Very pretty St Patrick's Day table, Pinky. I love all the textures and layers.
ReplyDeleteSuch a gorgeous table setting. I never thought about incorporating ivy into a St. Patty's tablescape. That is a great idea!
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I love how you are able to pull so much of nature into this table, Pinky! This is the kind of table I would love to eat at because I would enjoy its serenity. The greens you used are very calming hues.
ReplyDeletePinky this is one of your cutest Yet. I just love the greens. So happy!
ReplyDeleteHi Pinky~ I love your soft greens, layered dishes & textures! I have some ivy I've been babying too over the winter on the porch :) Happy early St. Patrick's Day to you!
ReplyDeleteHi! I enjoy watching your tablescape. I adore every thing on it especially the pot of ivy. The table is very inviting and the dinner wares are outstanding!
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Pinky, I really like the soft greens you used and that stack of textured dishes makes me smile. Happy St. Pat's Day!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely table setting. I really like the ivy at the center...
ReplyDeleteHi Pinky! Love the soft greens, textures and beautiful edges of your plates! Your pearl handled flatware is wonderful with it and so versatile! Fun that you are part Irish too. My hubby's family is Scotch-Irish :) Happy St. Paddy's Day!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. Your linens are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty Pinky, I love all the textures and soft colors you have incorporated with so many natural elements. Great spring table as well as St. Pat's! Love the pear candles too~
ReplyDeleteJenna
Pinky, you always set a beautiful table, but you knocked it out of the ballpark with this one. Happy St. Pat's (a little early). xx
ReplyDeleteGreat table Pinky! Love all the greens and linens. Your ivy plant in the center looks fabulous. Best wishes for a Happy St. Patrick's Day!
ReplyDeletePinky,
ReplyDeleteLovin' this green tablescape in honor of your and your Mother's Irish heritage, dear friend!!!
Those cabbage salt & peppers are charming! I love your choice of dinnerware and all the blending of textures in your linens! Gorgeous water gobblets!!!
Fondly,
Pat
P.S. I, too have 1/2 Irish heritage!
I love the edges of your stack of plates, too. The trailing ivy caught my eye immediately as did the plaid placemats. My, you fluff your napkins better than I can.
ReplyDeleteLove all your organic textures and originality.
Happy St. Patrick's Day.
Beautiful table,Pinky. I love all the textures you have put together.
ReplyDeleteYour stack of green and white plates is a great way to set each place setting! Love the natural centerpiece! The Irish will be proud of your tablescape! have a grand March 17th!
ReplyDeletePam
What a lovely table, Pinky! I love all the natural touches and shades of green! Beautiful! Could you add the blog crawl to your places you linked up? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for taking part in the 6th Annual St. Patrick's Day Blog Crawl!
What a lovely table, Pinky! I love all the natural touches and shades of green! Beautiful! Could you add the blog crawl to your places you linked up? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for taking part in the 6th Annual St. Patrick's Day Blog Crawl!
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