Set the Table Easter Table

Easter Table

These little Bunny plates have been really popular this year.

The colour scheme for the table setting is Blue, White, and Green.

When I was young the saying was "blue and green are never seen".

In other words, someone decided that blue and green do not go together.  How funny is that?

I have used silver flatware and Waterford Chrystal.

Each place setting has a green goblet planted with small blue and white pansies.

The napkins are doubled.  They are a simple cotton green stripe and solid blue.

The napkin rings are green and white flowers, sort of like Queen Ann's Lace that we see here later in the summer.

The floral arrangement consists of Blue Pansies, White Muscari, White Ranunculus, Ivy, and Maiden Hair Fern.

I like the woodsy feel of the arrangement.

I managed to find the Bunny Salad Plates last year for Easter and we will enjoy them once again.

A List of Elements Used in the Table Setting

Blue Placemats - Zellers - They are from a few years ago and Zellers is no longer in business.

Chargers - The Real Canadian Super Store - last year.

White Plates - Pier 1

Green Plates - Pier 1

Green and white Bunny Plates - Home Sense - last year.

Blue Napkins - Source unknown

Green Stripe Napkins - Zellers

Napkin Rings - Pier 1

Silver Flatware - Pattern Adam c1900.

Green Goblets - Thrift Store - Pattern unknown

Wine glasses - Source unknown

Water Goblets - Waterford Crystal

Centrepiece - White pot and plants all from Vandermeer Nursery

White Bunnies on the table - Purchased a few years ago from the gift shop at Centenary Hospital.

Thank you for stopping by.

All the best until next time.

Barbara

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Set the Table for Your Favourite Leprechaun Plus A Recipe for Irish Stew

We are Setting The Table Green

For St. Patrick's Day

Plus a Recipe for Irish Stew

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I wonder what Leprechauns like to Eat?

I think mine would eat some Irish Stew made with Lamb and Potatoes.

This is a quick set-up for St. Patrick's Day Dinner  It will be a Buffet and very casual.

My Leprechaun will be eating slices cut from a Loaf of warm Potato Scallion Bread.

He could Eat off the Creamy White Coastal plates that remind me a bit of Irish Lace and the Green and White Plates from Pier 1.

He might also like a Glass of Guinness or Glass of Wine.

Later,  a Cup of Irish Tea.  I keep it in the Little House Tea Caddy.

Happy St. Patrick's Day



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Recipe for Barbara's Favourite Irish Stew