Showing posts with label thanksgiving. Show all posts
Showing posts with label thanksgiving. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 15, 2011

Thanksgiving Inspired Tables

Mix new dinnerware with vintage pieces. 



Use natural materials in harvest colors for vase fillers.
Source: bhg.com via Rachel on Pinterest



Personalize plain candles.
Source: google.com via Wren on Pinterest



Muted fall colors lend a soft pallet to an autumn theme, twigs and bittersweet add texture.



Mix up your glassware, no need to be matchy matchy.



Ribbons and bittersweet sprigs add a sweet touch.
Source: bhg.com via Goozy on Pinterest



Layer your place settings: charger, dinner plate, napkin, breadplate and individual soup tureen.
The ribbon on the glassware is a nice touch.
Source: google.com via DeeAnna on Pinterest



Mix colors and patterns. Blue and brown prints are layered between white. 



Mix it up! Glam goes country with this sparkly chandelier and time-worn plank table. Love. 


Visit me on Pinterest for additional Thanksgiving ideas.

Thursday, November 10, 2011

May I Introduce the Humble Mason Jar

Individual Pie's to serve up for Thanksgiving. So cute!



Individual Pumpkin Pie.


Decoupage fall leaves for your table or walkway.



As a Fast Food Container


Source: google.com via Diane on Pinterest



Keep it simple wit a variety of sizes.



With Epsom Salts for an icy glow.



An eclectic light fixure. . .





Winter bulbs for giving.
Source: wenderly.com via Diane on Pinterest






Snow "Mason's






Smore's!



Cocoa Mix for gift's



Peppermint stick cocoa.
Source: sunset.com via Diane on Pinterest



lace or doilies

Candle decor
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Cheers!


Visit my Pinterest board for more mason jar ideas. Have fun!


Tuesday, November 8, 2011

Happy Thanksgiving!

Happy Thanksgiving! by DiPics
Happy Thanksgiving!, a photo by DiPics on Flickr.
Our Thanksgiving card created in Picnik, a free online photo editing site. If you haven't tried Picnik, put it on your To Do list now.

Autumn Florals

Some images from my Pinterest Creative Floral's Board.

Floral's tug at my heartstrings for they remind me of Nana. My grandmother was a buyer for a nationwide floral retailer and traveled to New York on buying trips and across country to train the companies florist. After she retired she held an annual open house in November which transformed her home into a floral utopia; autumn and Christmas arrangements, wreaths and sprays filled every corner. Nana always allowed me to pick out one smaller priced item--such a difficult choice! Ultimately I'd select a whimsical Santa Claus or reindeer among snow flocked holly and pine.Santa, Rudolf, snow and holly must wait . . . this post is all about the warm hues of autumn and floral's that share Nana's style. What was her style you ask? Several decades removed from those open houses, I'd say it is a timeless look. Hand selected floral's with organic touches: a birds nest, feathers, seed pods, berry's and nuts . . .

Here are some of my finds from Pinterest that have that Nana flair about them. Enjoy!


Feathers blend beautifully with the russets, creams and oranges.


Source: ehow.co.uk via Diane on Pinterest


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Acorns for a vase filler.



Creamy whites with falls rich hues, see my previous post for another take on this color scheme.





Magnolia leaves, bittersweet and pomegranates add natural texture. 



seasonal fruit, pinecone's and birds nest add interest here.
Source: google.com via Diane on Pinterest



An urn filled with leaves and gourds, so simple and classic.


Feather's berry's, leaves and sparkly gourds.



Corn husk and twigs are added to the mix here.



Apples add interest and color to this vase.
Source: google.com via Diane on Pinterest


A pumpkin as the vase, beautiful.


Source: flickr.com via Diane on Pinterest

Sunday, November 6, 2011

My Autumn Table


Warm whites and autumnal hues, perfect for a fall day.



I've packed away Halloween and turned my decorating attention to Thanksgiving. The amber glassware is Madrid and we've inherited 4 divided plates, 4 saucers and 2 platters from hubby's Italian grandma. The amber is perfect for fall and I love layering them with my Italian Countryside dinnerware. Being that grandma was Italian, I'd think she'd agree. 

The tablecloth is a new buy from Walmart's BHG line, cheap and gorgeous! A few years ago I painted the chairs and table pedestal a chartreuse green and still love the color. The woven chargers were an end of the season clearance at my local grocery store, so much cheaper then PB's!  

{Primp}

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