I'm Broken!!!

Hope to be back by the end of the week.

The ole girl should be fixed by then.

I will admit she doesn't look this bad!

I hope everyone is doing well!

I can't wait to see what you have been up to.

God Bless, See you soon, I hope!

Rustic

Thanks for joining me for Tabletop Tuesday.

Be sure to stop over and visit with Barb at

"Grits and Glamour"

and all of today's participants.

Thanks Barb for hosting this event!

I really have just a short little post today, I

have cabin fever so nothing in my house is

looking good to me at the moment!

This vignette is at the end of my kitchen, in

the breakfast area. I used a huge old farm

table and and old wooden ironing board for

a rustic sideboard, to hold some of my

copper.

I like the contrast of the lamps with the hanging

crystals and fringe with the iron, copper and

old wood.

I have several pieces of old chestnut barn

board and hope to get a sideboard made

this summer.

Thanks to the size of the copper pot, I was

able to hide most of the wires to the lamps,

until you looked at the floor.

While shopping the house, I found an old fire

screen that I bought at auction several years

ago, and solved this problem.

Works well and hides the outlet. Thanks for stopping by, see everyone Thursday at Susan's for Tablescape time. God Bless!

A Valentine Tea and Buffet

Play time!

Be sure to stop by

"Between Naps On The Porch"

for lots of creative and beautiful

tablescapes.

Thanks Susan for hosting this event.

Now lets go to A Valentine Tea and Buffet.

You have saw my pink depression glass

dishes several times, with the exception

of the new plates. I found four matching

plates on eBay a few weeks ago and

decided to use them today.

I have never really decorated allot for

Valentines Day, so my decorations are

limited.The pink candles and flowers

were in my stash.

This was my inspiration for the tablescape.

I bought this last summer at a yard sale,

still in the original box, a $3.00 find.

Our desert cups. Water, sweet tea or wine, your choice. Open the box, you might find some little chocolates.

I added the rose plates under the serving

pieces, just for color and the place settings

are ready to be picked up, so you are ready

to work your way around the table.

The table covering is a coverlet with roses

on it.

Pink linen napkins and white flatware.

Thanks for coming by, don't forget to let

me know what you think.

Bye for now,

Sweet Dreams

It's Party Time!

A big "Thank You" to

Barb at "Grits and Glamour"

and

Diane at "A Picture Is Worth A 1,000 Words" for hosting both of these amazing events.

As you can see I am participating in two events

today. So be sure to make a stop at

Grits and Glamour to see all the beautiful

tabletops waiting for you there and there will

be more treasures to be found at

A Picture Is Worth A 1,000 Words.

Today we are going to visit my guestroom.

We always hear that we should have all the

comforts of home, to make our guest feel

welcomed and relaxed.

So lets see what my guest may find!

I have rather a large mirror just sitting on this

small dresser, this mirror belonged to my

Grandmother. I remember her using this mirror

in her bathroom to put on her makeup. The lamp

was a yard sale find last summer, I have two of

them and have moved them several times, as

my decorating mood has changed, in this long

cold winter.

This tray is also a yard sale find, I loved it, and it's the perfect size. So now lets take a look and see what's on it! We have fresh water and a drinking glass. Several new magazines tied with a little black ribbon, a nice selection of body lotions and hand creams in a old silver bowl, (patina and all). Tissues and roses (silk, it's 10 degrees outside) in another piece of silver.

Not interested in magazines, how about a

book?

Well sleep tight and I will see everyone

Thursday for, Tablescape Thursday.

Don't forget to visit everyone and leave lots

of comments.

Thanks for stopping by.

Bye for now,