We're still celebrating Valentine's Day here on The Little Round Table.
Today's offering started with the vintage tablecloth depicting courting couples in the 1890s and was a gift from one of my favorite Tablecloth Fairies!
Love those fairies!
Why not just sit back and soak up the love and I'll list the details at the end of today's post, along with the parties that I'll be linking to.
The linky Valentine party The Colors of Love here on The Little Round Table
is still open in case you would like to add more links to your Valentine tables, projects or stories.
Vintage tablecloth was a gift and is listed in The Tablecloth Database here on TLRT
Old timey looking napkins from battenburglace.com
Contemporary Fiesta in White, Scarlet, Black and Shamrock
Vintage Depression glassware
Topiaries and Valentine picks from Michael's
Candy jar, white pitcher and flatware from Home Goods
Candle holders are canning jars with inexpensive doilies hot glued on
This table would work equally well with some alternate decorations for any time of year.
Thanks so much for stopping by to visit!
Someday Crafts is having a Valentine Party
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I love those maison jars....that is so cool. I love the colors...oh man, I gotta get me some jars!!
ReplyDeleteThis is really cute!
ReplyDeleteLove the tablecloth, and fun idea with the doilies and mason jars-enjoy:@)
ReplyDeleteYour tablescape is beautiful! I love the doilies in the candle jars. They give off such a neat glow! The Fiestaware colors are so perfect all paired together! I'm your newest follower! ~Susie
ReplyDeleteHi, Candy! You're just amazing and here you go with another beautiful tablescape. Love the couples tablecloth. Do have to iron these each time as I never see a crease! :) Love the doilies on those Mason jars!! Everything is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteBe a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
Candy I will definitely use your idea with the mason jars! Your table scape is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteOh, Candy, that is the cutest table cloth. What a clever idea with the doilies on the Mason jars. Fun, fun, fun! ~ Sarah
ReplyDeleteSuch an unusual color combination. Very neat.
ReplyDelete- The Tablescaper
What a cheery kitchen you have! Love that vintage tablecloth and the pottery colors. Looks straight out of a magazine!
ReplyDeleteMary
Thanks everyone, I'm so glad you enjoyed some of the details on this table. Love those mason jars, such a simple and inexpensive way to give that old timey look to a setting. I just put a couple drops of hot glue on each and they can easily be removed to be reused or repurposed for something else.
ReplyDeleteRE: IRONING When I launder my cloths I iron them when slightly damp with my super duper Rowenta steam iron. Air dry them, fold neatly and then prior to using them it just takes a quick lick to get rid of the fold lines.
Hope to see you again very soon,
Candy
Very cute! I just love the tablecloth, and such a great idea putting the doilies on the mason jars, I will have to try that! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteYou did that Broderie cloth proud, Candy! Love all the red and black of course, but the green flatware and glassware really make the colors pop! Beautiful job!
ReplyDeleteAh Love Story! The tablecloth~ oh how beautiful! I am visiting via the Valentine linky.
ReplyDeleteI wanted to invite you to the two linky parties I am planning. The first will be on February 23~ High Tea Tablescapes. Details can be found on my Wednesday posts. There will be PRIZES!
Happy Valentine's Day!
Wonderful details, Candy! The black and white dots, candle holders, bright greens....you really caputured the charm of this tc!
ReplyDeleteGreat table-again Candy! I love the way Fiesta can be put togetherr, it looks different every time. Those dotted gerberas-I want!! thanks for the tips on ironing, I just raided my mother's linen closet and found some cute tablecloths, but they need some help. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteGood Morning ladies!
ReplyDeleteA special hello to my Tablecloth Fairy Elaine! I'm so glad to know you liked what I did with this special tc. :-)
Laura - I have your tea party on my schedule!
Morning D!
Sharon -
If you need some tips on cleaning vintage tablecloths, check out The Forum on the sidebar, where there are some ideas for removing old stains.
Thanks again everyone!
Candy
Candy, have you ever used the same table cloth twice? I love this one! It always amazes me the way you put things together. The polka dot flowers and the candle jars are so cute! Luv your V'tine hat over on the island. You have such a talent for mixing your wonderful treasures to create a masterpiece. Thank you so much for linking this to my Valentine party. Have a wonderful weekend. laurie
ReplyDeleteOh how delightful! Being a fan of Judy Garland movies and kitchen roosters, the fun 90's and your cute country kitchen rooster were my favorites - but all was just gorgeous. A very fun Valentine's Blog party - thank you!
ReplyDeleteThat tablecloth is just darling. Red with the green, black and white is a new take on Valentine's Day, really love it. Those jelly beans have my mouth watering! Thanks for linking up to the party!
ReplyDeletehugs,
Debra
Your tablescape is wonderful--I love your kitchen and want one!
ReplyDeleteAnother beautiful tablescape!! Wow- just so pretty! Thanks for sharing at my party this week! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone! So glad you enjoyed this one, just one more Valentine 'scape coming up later today, so I hope you'll stop back.
ReplyDeleteCandy
Adorable! The table cloth is so fun for Valentines and the colors are amazing. But those canning jars with doilies steal the show. Love um. Thanks for linking, happy Valentines day!
ReplyDeleteWow! What a table - terrific! So bright and cheerful - truly love the tablecloth!
ReplyDeleteKathy
Thanks Jessa and Kathy, so glad you could stop by!
ReplyDeleteHappy Valentine's Day,
Candy
Now that is 1 sweet table cloth and themed presentation. Fun!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Denise, I'm so pleased that you enjoyed it.
ReplyDeleteCandy
This is such a unique table. You tables or always pretty and going to use the doilie candle jars.
ReplyDeleteCathy's Cupboard Calamity
Hi Cathy -
ReplyDeleteSo glad you found an idea that you can transfer to your own home, hope to see you again soon.
Candy