one of our many lighthouses |
place setting light house place mats acrylic tableware |
would you like tea or coffee ? lunch will be sea food ,salad , crescent rolls , fruited jello and cookies |
blown glass sugar and creamer |
Kinda like the may flower |
more modern boat. |
love these light house plates |
started with my blue plate light house place setting and acrylic tableware |
people who saw an earlier blog wondered what i was going to do with my dried grape stems. They made a different foliage. |
I guess he can't read haha my writing |
side table with little fisherman with his catch of the day. He seems surprised to catch such a colorful fish heehee salt shaker |
long view of table |
Notice the fishing sign |
found shade at thrift store |
neat boat |
13 comments:
I can feel the water on my face as the boat speeds through the water. Have a great day and stay cool. Richard at My Old Historic House
Ahoy! Permission to come ashore mam? What a lovely job you've done with your tablescape. I'd love to come for a visit, have you take me around, show me the sites and dine at your lovely table. How fortunate you are to live in such a place all your life. The menu sounds delish as usual. Can't wait to see your next creation.
Til next time...
God bless you real good.
Ginger
Sounds like you live in a WONDERFUL place!! Your tablescape is so fun and how clever to use your grape stems, it looks fabulous! I also like the pedestal that you have your teapot sitting on, very pretty!!
Hope you are having a wonderful week!
Aledia~
Oh, that is so nice for a summer tablescape!!! Love the lighthouse plates.....you live in such a beautiful and wonderful place!!! hugs...cleo
What a lovely summer table! So fresh and beautiful! Those plates are gorgeous! Thanks for sharing such an awesome post!
Friends, I would love to see you on my blog:)
What a fun tablescape. I love all the ships and the lighthouses. This is so pretty. Thanks so much for joining TTT. Hugs, Marty
This is a great summer tablescape! You really put a lot of time in this and it shows! Thanks for sharing such a wonderful table!
Your tablescape is wonderful! I love all the details you added. We visited Millionaire's Row last summer. That's a beautiful area to live in.
I am totally in love with those lighthouse dishes.. And you've pulled all the pretties in to make your table fabulous.. I love that you shared a bit of your town with us. Thanks for your visit and for your kind comments, many blessings, xo marlis
Love the lighthouse, we have a lighthouse in Charlevoix, MI that they returned to it's historic red color. Your table is lovely, love the lighthouse dishes. Thank you for visiting our blog!
Vernice, you live in the coolest area! Lighthouses are so cool, and I like the way you have brought their glory to life on your table. That one boat DID resemble the Mayflower! :-) You mentioned fruited Jell-O. I haven't had that in so long. I think I will buy and make some this weekend. That sounds like a light, cool dish for this sticky hot weather. I think you guys are getting pounded weather-wise now, too. I'm not sure how much more of this I can stand. I have been staying indoors, only venturing out to the grocery store & other errands once a week. I don't even walk up to the mailbox but once a week or so! TOO hot!!! Have a wonderful weekend, and thank you for stopping in on my blog earlier! It's always great to hear from you!!!
Great nautical theme! Love all the blues! That goblet is neat, very unusual!
Katherine
The lighthouse plates are great! I have never seen those before.
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