Fall Into The Wild Side

It's Thursday and that can only mean one thing

Tablescape Thursday hosted by Susan at

"Between Naps On The Porch"

So be sure to drop by and see all the beautiful

tablescapes you are sure to find there. Welcome to:

"Fall On The Wild Side"

A view from above

I guess this is not your typical Fall tablescape, but I

thought I might just give "Fall", a little twist. I have used orange candles in brass candlesticks a

small candlestick lamp with a leopard shade I made

several years ago. The vase covered in leopard is just

a run of the mill green vase that I covered in scraps of

leopard material. The vase along with the

small pumpkin are laying in a large wooden leaf.

As we work our way around the table, another small

pumpkin. I used branches from the yard and dried eucalyptus in the vase, letting it fall onto the table.

The table is covered with three table cloths.

A leopard print on the bottom, with a piece of dark

brown and light brown fabric crossing one another.

I incorporated the wine into the center piece, patiently

waiting in it's little bag.

We also have the coffee service waiting, for our after

dinner treat. I used the matching leopard cups placed

in a black tray with a black coffee server. The black

serving tray is from Hobby Lobby and the coffee server,

came from the thrift store.

I have mixed the place setting with leopard and

orange colors. The leopard dishes I bought

several years ago at Kirklands, The orange water

glass is from JC Penny, I have also had them for years.

The wine glasses are from TJ Maxx, Flatware from Value

City, the napkins are from the thrift store as well as the

chargers. So nothing on this table is designer or high

end, just FUN!

I used two napkins, just for fun and color.

Napkin ring is just a plain brass oval shape.

Small bowls came from my Mother.

I have the soup/salad bowl to match the plates under it.

The bread/salad plates are from JC Penny and were

bought at the same time as the water glasses.

Each wine glass has a wine charm depicting a different

little animal.

I used an amber cordial glass and matching spoon for

salt.

I hope you had fun tonight at my little unconventional

Fall dinner, and will visit again soon.

Please don't forget to leave a comment, suggestion or question.

I love hearing from everyone. Bye For Now,

Sandy