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Saturday, August 18, 2012

Shells and Sticks Tablescape

My tablescape today is another simple summer look.  I found these beautiful aqua plates at the flea market, but they did have a Marshall's tag on the back, however, no maker's mark.


Again, I used a burlap table topper.  I just love this look.  It's very natural.  I paired it with natural placemats and some ironstone and old weathered silver.

I absolutely love my yardstick pot.  Isn't it adorable?  Such a simple but fabulous idea!  I put a few of my shells in it and tipped it on its side.
As fun as this is, I'm not sure it would be the easiest thing to make.

Aren't these aqua plates pretty?  I only found two of them and two of the cups.  That was enough for me to put this look together.

Like I said, they came from Marshall's.

All these colors remind me of the seashore.

Soft and restful.    
Mix in some beautiful roses and this made a delightful afternoon spot.  Thanks for joining me.

I'm partying at...


Mondays          Le Chateau des Fleurs       The Graphics Fairy    
                                      Between Naps on the Porch Metamorphosis Monday
Tuesdays          Knick of Time       Tutus and Tea Parties       Coastal Charm  
                                      Boogie Board Cottage    A Stroll Thru Life   
                                     Cozy Little House Tweak it Tuesday
Wednesdays     Savvy Southern Style         Ivy and Elephants
                                     Faded Charm Cottage       Fine Craft Guild      
Thursdays        Embracing Change     The Shabby Creek Cottage    No Minimalist Here 
                                     Between Naps on the Porch Tablescape Thursday    Fishtail Cottage
                                     Rustic Restorations Homespun Happenings
Fridays            French Country Cottage       My Romantic Home        Miss Mustard Seed
                                    At the Picket Fence     Potpourri Friday     Common Ground
                                    The Charm of Home    Decorating Insanity   Rooted in Thyme
Saturdays        Funky Junk Interiors

Sundays           My 1928 Charmer Sunday's Best


8 comments:

NanaDiana said...

Maggie-What a beautiful, beautiful tablescape. You did an extraordinary job on this one- xo Diana

Bliss said...

I like this one, and yes that basket is awesome.

Bliss

cathywhatisoldisnew said...

Love the dishes you selected to go with the burlap table cloth. So many wonderful textures! Your flowers are lovely!

One More Time Events said...

I love everything about your tablescape! Love the dishes!
If you would like to share it, I would be thrilled if you would share it a Share It One More Time Party.
http://www.onemoretimeevents.com/2012/08/features-aug-17-mood-feature-boards-and.html
Tammy

Vickie @ Ranger 911 said...

A lovely tablesetting and that yardstick basket! Very clever indeed.

Nellie's Cozy Place said...

Hi Maggie,
Love your pretty and serene beach inspired table. Love that yardstick
basket, so cute! and like how you turned it on it's side. I too, am the queen of turning things on their side and putting stuff in them. Used
to have a lil friend of my sons that used to turn everything back up the way it should be cause she thought they fell over I guess. Used to crack me up!!
Anyway, I love those blue dishes and have admired them many times at Home Goods...........such a beautiful color and design, and yes, the color does remind me of the beach as well.
Lovely setting.
Have a good rest of the week hon,
Nellie

Sarah said...

Beautiful tablescape, Maggie. I love the aqua details, and the yardstick container is so clever. Lots of great textures going on here.

Bargain Decorating with Laurie said...

I came over from Marty's to see this table. It's wonderful, and I am really loving that yardstick basket! laurie