Pine Cones and Pink For Christmas

I'm joining Seasonal Sunday over at The Tablescaper,

drop by to see all the holiday posts by participating bloggers.

This vintage tablecloth is an example of my favorite kind of Christmas

tablecloth, still filled with holiday spirit, but not the traditional red

and green so often seen.  I use a lot of non-traditional colors for the

holidays to spice up The Little Round Table.

Little gift bags top the cutwork salad plates from Pier 1 last Spring.
Rose contemporary Fiests luncheon plates rest on the olive green chargers from 
Home Goods.  The twisted rope flatware was a great find on the internet.  The amber hobnail tumblers and napkins also came from Home Goods. 

Roses picked in my garden on a chilly December morning.

Vintage Kenilworth Carafe in pink from Homer Laughlin rests
on a 1900s Homer Laughlin Santa plate.

German St. Nicholas from my childhood.

A simple Ball jar with burlap and ribbon nestles a votive candle in
a bed of faux snow.  Epsom salts makes perfect snow!

Here's that Santa plate revealed.

Old and new things dress the kitchen in the Christmas spirit.

Thanks so much for stopping by  again this week.  Check out some of this
month's other holiday tablescapes by clicking on the image below.