Test Blog: Farm Breakfast Table Vignette

Do you ever have those times where you want to set up a vignette and you have all of the elements in your mind ready to go? Then, as you go to start pulling it all together, you come across something that total throws everything out the window, and you wind up with something entirely different? That is what happened with this vignette.

I was totally going to set the table for a fancy and elegant tea party. And then, I saw this:

I had purchased this burlap coffee sack at a feed supply store several months ago. I paid $1.99 cash for it. Mr. B asked me when I bought it what I was going to do with it. I said "I don't know but, I've always wanted one and at $1.99 I am getting it" So, I did!
I came across it again as I was looking for the right tablecloth for my fancy table and knew I had to set a Farm breakfast buffet instead.

I then set this 3-tier galvanized tray set from Sam's in the center. I could see it filled full with croissants, hot biscuits, donuts and fresh fruit.

A farm table has to have roosters, am I right? Luckily I had these salad plates in my collection.

And the colors are perfect!

Another rooster to keep the farm theme going.

My favorite vintage sugar & creamer set.

Gibson Everyday coffee mugs are part of a set along with the dinner plates.

Plain and simple water glasses.

Red handled flatware and paper napkins in a ball canning jar.

Small jars to be filled with homemade jams and jellies.

Maybe I was hungry for some biscuits, gravy, bacon and hash browns? Maybe that is why I decided on this vignette. Maybe I will do that fancy tea party vignette next week. Or, maybe I will enjoy this one for a bit longer.