Happy Sunday everyone. After taking a week off from work last week and having family visiting from out of town, hopefully I can get back to my regular schedule this week. I almost need to go back to work to be on my regular blogging schedule. In other words, I need a vacation from my vacation.
This week's tablescape theme is blue and yellow. My favorite china is Royal Copenhagen. It's blue and white and I have a mixture of the full lace, half lace and just plain fluted. I have a mixture of this pattern. It is all hand painted and I never get tired of it. My everyday pattern is a copy of this very china. I included my cheery sun face in the background. Sadly, I have decided to sell him. He really doesn't go with my garden scheme.
I had some lemons on hand and they were the perfect color for this tablescape.
We tried some blood orange soda from Trader Joe's that you see in the decanter, but, seriously, I would not recommend it unless you mix it with a punch. The color was great though, don't you think?
Here is an example of the full lace and half lace patterns. The dinner plate has little holes in the border of this plate. You can barely make them out in the photo. The salad plate has a similar border with no holes. That's why they call it "lace."
This color combination is so cheerful and sunny. I just love it. Thanks for visiting today. You are always welcome to stop by.
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Very beautiful, Maggie! I always look forward to your posts!!
ReplyDeleteI love your table decor. It is cheery and summery looking. Smiles, Susie
ReplyDeleteVery pretty, Maggie! I love your ceramic doves. Very cheery colors and I love the added lemons.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful table, Maggie! Blue and yellow is one of my favorite color combinations, too. xoxo
ReplyDeleteMaggie,
ReplyDeleteBeautiful tablescape.I hope you are enjoying your vacation.And yes I feel like that too.Only I was away for only three days.Still trying to catch up.
(((Hugs)))
Anne
I do like lemon with my tea. And I do like cookies with my tea.
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Oh- Maggie- It is just beautiful. I love blue and yellow-it always makes me think of France. I am glad you enjoyed your time off- xo Diana
ReplyDeleteOMG your plates are gorgeous and your table is perfect, glad you enjoyed your week off!
ReplyDeleteCarol
That pattern is a beautiful classic. Love it with the yellow accents! Gorgeous fresh tablescape!!
ReplyDeleteOh I love that tablecloth! Another beautiful table by Maggie.
ReplyDeletePretty!
ReplyDeleteI love china!
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ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty tablescape...so cheery! I love the combination of yellow and blue. I think Mr. Sunshine looks happy to be shining over this lovely table. Don't tell him that you're giving him up. :-) Hope you have a terrific day!
ReplyDeleteSharla
I adore your Danish tableware - so pretty!
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Australia♥
~Pernilla
I love your blue and white table. The blue and white dishes are so pretty. A lovely tablescape. Visiting from TTT.
ReplyDeleteCynthia
I love this Maggie! Yellow and blue together is my absolute fav and your table is SO gorgeous! Love the dishes and the yellow tablecloth! It is scorching hot here too! Stay cool! Angie xo
ReplyDeleteAdorable tablescape!! I love bright colors! The floral design of Royal Copenhagen is pretty. I understand your draw to it!!
ReplyDeleteAnn @ http://cairncottage.blogspot.com/
Bright and cheery! And your Mr. Sun adds just the right touch of whimsy.
ReplyDeleteYou can't beat the blue and yellow combination, can you? I enjoyed learning about the full lace and half lace on your china.
ReplyDeleteWhat a sunny yellow post! I love blue and white! Jennifer
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