ic Test Blog: Easter Tablesetting
Showing posts with label Easter Tablesetting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Easter Tablesetting. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 13, 2013

World Market Easter Table

I am so pleased to be a part of a blog hop this week, Sharing is Caring, hosted by Monika over at Life With Lovebugs. 

Sharing is Caring Blog Hop

We have teamed up to bring you lots of spring and Easter inspiration.  
You can visit all of the great links at the bottom of this post. 

Today I am sharing with you my Easter Table using some of my own items as well as those I got on my recent shopping trip.
You may remember a few weeks back I was invited to the grand re-opening of the Denver World Market.

I showed some of the lovelies that I purchased and promised to show you how they were used.
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Of course they were used to set a beautiful Easter table.
No tablecloth, I wanted the place settings and centerpiece to be the stars.
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I started with the off white lacy placemats. I then layered on a robin egg blue charger I bought a few months ago, on clearance, from Kirkland's. Next came another pale blue salad plate from Home Goods.  And the star, a pretty bowl from World Market with a bunny with his egg hidden inside.
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My Rogers silverplate flatware makes another appearance.
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The napkin and napkin ring are from World Market. I love the crisp white of the flowers on the napkin ring.
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The centerpiece, with the exception of the flowers, are also from World Market.
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Using the pale pink and green roses from my St. Patrick's Day table, I hit the floral clearance at the grocery store once again and found some other brighter flowers to fill in the white urn.  I'm tellin' you, those clearance flowers last weeks!
I have been wanting a vase like this forever and was so happy to finally find the one I like at World Market. 
I may have to go get another one and use them both on the buffet.
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I also purchased a few of these pretty teal glass jars for candles. I plan on using them outside too this summer.
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Set on Easter candle wreaths.
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The little speckled eggs mimic some of the colors in the flowers.
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I am so pleased with the way my Easter table turned out.
I like that it is fitting for Easter and for Spring.

Be sure and check out all of the other great spring ideas at the hop.



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Wednesday, April 4, 2012

Easter Tablescape

Hoppy Easter!
As you know, I love this time of the year!
Easter is one of my favorite holidays.
I L.O.V.E
setting a table for Easter.
This year I decided to keep things
simple and let the
centerpiece shine
I used a galvanized metal tray
from Ikea,
loaded it up
with moss,
 moss "rocks"
and plastic eggs from the Dollar Tree.
I then topped it off
with a ceramic bunny
from Goodwill.


The pale, pastel green tablecloth is from
Bed Bath & Beyond from several years ago.
I started each placesetting
with a burlap placemat,
gifted to me by Mr. B.
The bright green plates are from
the Dollar Tree
and the square green polka dot
salad plates
were a clearance find
at Hobby Lobby.

The napkins were purchased online from Boscov's
and the flatware is from Ikea.
The green stems came from the Dollar Tree
and the clear water stems are our everyday glasses.
Each setting is topped off with a
different colored egg cup.

I found these wire votive baskets
several years ago, on clearance of course,
at Coldwater Creek.
Mr. B's mother liked them so much
she wanted some and I was able to find her four too.
I have used them in the past as placecards
with dyed eggs instead of a candle.
I only used two for this table.
The silver candlesticks are another
Ikea find.

Thank you so much for stopping by to see our simple Easter table.
May you have a very happy Easter!

I always share my tablescapes at these parties
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and
Between Naps on the Porch

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