The Lone Star Tablescape

I am very pleased to show you my Lone Star Tablescape.   Last fall at

the Round Top Antiques week, I purchased this Texas tablecloth.  I 

could hardly wait to bring it home and start looking for the perfect

tablescape elements to accent my find.

I already had the wicker chargers and the gingham plates, but I 

recently found the bandana salad plates and Lone Star bowls at

my HEB.

I put red handled flatware in this cute little pitcher I found recently 

at Home Goods.

Look closely and you can see our little town on the map.  There

we are ~ Victoria.

I just think this tablecloth is so much fun!

Of course I added water pistols.  We are not so politically correct that we

can't have a little fun spritzing each other in this south Texas heat :-)

Thanks for stopping by and y'all come back real soon!

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Big Texas Hugs,

Susan and Bentley

Dozens of Tablescapes

Do you ever go through your old photos and think to yourself 

"I had forgotten about that"?  I was just going through my Picasa Web

albums and found lots of old tablescapes and thought I would share them

with you.

One of the wonderful things about being a blogger is that you record

moments and creative endeavors that you may not have otherwise.

So many tea trays and tea tables ….

In various shades of blue.

And in every room of the house ….

Out in the garden ….

And on a porch swing ….

For holidays ….

And grab and go lunches too ….

A market basket full of goodies ….

Or apple picking days ….

Enjoying the crisp days of fall ….

And in miniature too ….

I have enjoyed sharing all these tablescapes with you!

Tablescape Thursday

What's that Bentley?  Where are the dog tablescapes you ask?

We need to work on that don't we ;-)

Big Texas Hugs,

Susan and Bentley

Rise and Shine Breakfast Tray

I don't know about you, but I am not a rise and shine kind of girl.

I can get up early and do, but it always takes me a while to fully wake up.

One morning I put frozen blueberries in the coffee grinder.  To say that

I wake up slowly is an understatement.

Hubby on the other hand, is not only an early riser but a cheerful and

an energetic one.  So here is a rise and shine breakfast tray just for him.

A wicker tray, a vintage tea towel and juice glass.

A vintage scale and hen.

And a farmer's fresh cream pitcher filled with carnations.

Rise and shine!

I am joining ~

Rednesday

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Time Travel Thursday

Show and Tell Friday

Home Sweet Home

Potpourri Friday

Feathered Nest Friday

Vintage Inspiration

Farmhouse Friday

and

Fridays Unfolded

Bentley ~ thank you for making sure that Momma gets up on time

every morning.  You are my dear little alarm clock.

Hugs,

Susan and Bentley