While out thrifting this weekend I came across some really good deals and after going home and looking at everything again "a lightbulb came on!!" with the items I had purchased, I had the rest of the Cinco De Mayo Tablescape! (just a little too late)
So, I set to work washing all the new items and pulling stuff out of the drawers and cupboards and Wa-Lah! We have a beautiful setting just waiting for some tortillas, rice, salsa and chips!!
Let me know what you think!!
This is a hand painted tablecloth that I purchased in TN last year for $10.00! I just loved the rich colors and the pattern, this is it's first debut!! |
Gold chargers from Walmart |
Another find were these pretty Home Trends buttery yellow plates purchased at the Goodwill for $1.00 each! |
I brought out the Golden Bouquet Flatware for this setting. |
Stemware was purchased at the Dollar Tree |
Napkin Rings are Better Homes and Gardens from Walmart |
Well, I think it's time to get those tortillas going!!
Thank You so much for stopping by and I hope your day is Plum Perfect!!
Linking to:
A Stroll Thru Life for Tabletop Tuesday
and
Between Naps on the Porch for Tablescape Thursday
Linking to:
A Stroll Thru Life for Tabletop Tuesday
and
Between Naps on the Porch for Tablescape Thursday
Wow, very pretty! The colors match perfectly, it just looks so cute! How did those tortillas turn out? lol
ReplyDeleteI love this! Looks very similar to Kyrgyz style designs. Kyrgyz style has lots of yellow and red colors, you and my sister are just alike! Very much miss you and love you!
ReplyDeleteNice and festive...very nicely done, Aledia. The Italian saucers are the perfect piece to sit on the buttery yellow dinner plates. Love the table linens.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous. I love how well the linens and dishes go together. The saucers look like the same pattern as the cloth. Beautiful. Thanks so much for joining TTT. Love it. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteYour tablecloth is so rich in color. What a deal you got on that. Your linens and dishes all go together for the most gorgeous table. Gorgeous! hugs ~lynne~
ReplyDeleteWow! What a very festive looking fiesta Aledia! Will there be chips and salsa too?
ReplyDeleteHugs, Sherri;)
A truly lovely tablecloth.. it's magnificent. Love the dishes you found.. wow those salads are great and everything goes so very well together. Love the flatware and the whole table certainly says Mexicana to me! You'll be all ready for next Cinco de Mayo! or any other mexican meal you serve. Great!
ReplyDeleteWe're both thinking Mexican today. Your table is lovely. I enjoyed seeing how you put it all together.
ReplyDeleteYes, Yes, Yes! It goes so beautifully together. Wonderful tablecloth and you are right on with those saucers. It was fun watching this table evolve and to hear where things came from. Looks really nice.
ReplyDeleteI so appreciate the fact that you stopped by my blog and left a comment. Do come again. :)
Donna
This is so beautiful... I love the exquisite tablecloth.. it looks like inlay work so rich and vibrant and it blends so well with all your china.Loving the gold flatware as well. Great post!Thanks for sharing and for stopping by at my place.~Poppy
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Sometimes things just come together - and your dieciocho de Mayo tablescape is adorable. What wonderful finds!
ReplyDeleteBetter late than never! You're right, those little patterned plates are perfect for a Mexican-themed table, and they look marvelous stacked with your other plates and chargers against that amazing tablecloth. What a find that was! You'll enjoy those red chargers a LOT, I'll bet. Thank you for becoming a follower. I'm off to return the favor!
ReplyDeletelove your colors ... so lively!
ReplyDeleteKAT
What an intricate and beautiful tablecloth to match the lovely small plates and the flatware. It's never to late to set a Cinco de Mayo tablescape. Joni
ReplyDeleteHi lovely lady,
ReplyDeleteI love your combination of colors in your tablecloth. It goes great with your lovely dishes.
I hope you have had a great day with your family.
Thank you for your wonderful comments on my tablescapes. I really appreciate it!
XXOO Diane
Wow, Aledia, the tablecloth is gorgeous! All the plates you chose to mix and match are just so perfect with the coloring theme of your table! I specially love the plates that are hand painted and all the perfect elements you've used to make this great table! Thanks for coming by and for the lovely comment too.
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FABBY
Oh, I am so excited that you found all the items to create the tablescape in your mind! The handpainted table cloth is amazing, and I have never seen one before. I clicked on the picture and made it larger so I could see the art work.......fantastic. Your chargers, yellow plates, stemware and flatware, in addition to your most colorful Italian salad plates make the happiest tablescape ever!!! I would love to be your guest and eat some Mexican food at this festive table!
ReplyDeleteWowzers! I cannot believe you got those hand painted saucers for $1.99 a piece!! What an amazing find. Your Cinco Di Mayo tablescape is gorgeous!
ReplyDeletexoxo,
Kim
p.s. following you back!
The wait for all of this was well woth it. Everything goes so well together. That is a georgeous tablecloth.Thanks for following, I am now following you.
ReplyDeleteHi....your tablescape is definately perfect for Cinco de Mayo. Thank you for following my blog. It is nice to meet you.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog. Love this table and the colors
ReplyDeleteSuch vibrant colors...you picked up the tablecloth's wonderful shades beautifully, Aledia!
ReplyDeleteGreat bargains, too. I just LOVE a good sale! LOL
fondly,
Rett
Hey Aledia! Thanks for your comment on my laundry room..can't wait till it's finished. Your table looks great..you got some fantastic deals!
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend
Missy
Great tablescape -- love LOVE that tablecloth!
ReplyDeleteLove it all! Your linens and dishes are just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThis really looks marvelous! The saucers and the tablecloth complement perfectly and the rest give the perfect accet! Well done,
ReplyDeleteKathy