Sharing at Tablescape Thursday, Vintage Thingie Thursday and Pink Saturday.
Delmar Lace & Old Doilies
Sharing at Tablescape Thursday, Vintage Thingie Thursday and Pink Saturday.
38 comments:
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So lovely a table you have set for us. Elegant and vintage...Shall I bring some scones?
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The runner is beautiful and I am very fond of crazing on old china. It just feels loved and right to me. Better than being crazed myself♥
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beautiful memories of a sweet lady, what a wonderful way to remember her.
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I love how you used the spools! That china is so beautiful, ageless!
I got my first doily the other day, a customer of ours (who is 96) made it for me.
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Love the table runner and that's a great idea! I've done the same thing with old single, chipped and cracked dishes....saved them thinking i'd break them completely down and make a mosaic side table out of them but I just don't have the heart.
Have a great week and hope you're staying warm!
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Such a lovely table . I am in love with these napkins ...Love hearing these wonderful memories you treasure .
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Beautiful table Gail and I love the memories those sweet plates bring-enjoy:@)
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A beautiful table and beautiful memories. I love the storys I read here. They are always so special.
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This is so charming! The doilies and the china is just beautiful. I like the crepe paper flowers too. We used to make them.
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What a sweet tablescape. It is very warm and inviting. Your china is just beautiful!
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Love your story... It reminds me of my Sweet Grandmother who was also born in 1885. Although we had the privilege of having her live in the same house! Your china is gorgeous and I even LOVE the name!
Hugs to you,
Donna
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What a beautiful table to come from such wonderful memories. I agree, it would be very difficult to put those in the yard (even though the idea sounds great). Blessings!
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That was lovely! And the doilies and napkins are just beautiful.
I couldn't put those pretty dishes outside either. I'd have to find some old chippy ones at a yard sale!
Very sweet post. My gparents died before I was 9, so I don't have too many memories. I hope my gkids will have some good ones of me. Not just yelling at them to stop jumping on the couch! :)
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Thank you for sharing such a lovely table. The doilies and china are so beautiful together.
Jocelyn
http://justalittlesouthernhospitality.blogspot.com
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It is just lovely! I enjoyed seeing this pretty pattern, and it's perfect for desssert. Love your pink roses, too, and I have always loved those spools for candlesticks. My mother gave me a pair years ago, and I have loved and added to them. Thanks for sharing, and Happy Tablescape Thursday to you...
XO,
Sheila :-)
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Gail the table runner is so dreamy looking!
I saw that post on the china border also..I think I would end up like you tho just rescuing the china...lol great idea tho!
Hugs Cindy from Rick-Rack and Gingham
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Those are beautiful dishes. I love the napkins. What a great idea to use spools to hold your candles!
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What sweet memories of your GG, Gail...beautiful table runner for your vintage dishes. The napkins are so pretty.
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Very nice, where does the Delmar orginate from? I love the dolies, I have a few but seldom use them. Hugs my friend, Love your old dishes too.
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Gail, Your dishes are too pretty to put outside in the dirt, and they remind you of someone special! I remember that post too--I did like the idea and the look, but I think I would have to buy some dishes at goodwill to use, without memories attached! Linda
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I love what you did with the doilies. You certainly set a very beautiful table. The spools are a very neat idea.
Ann
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it looks lovely and comforting....and I have an idea now to use several of my doilies, I have masses to make a table runner...right now I have three large ones across the table, but I could affix others...hmm..
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Gail, I loved your table runner the first time I saw it... and these dishes are the perfect complement for it. Love your stories, too! Stop by if you get a chance. I just posted my BEST tablescape ever!
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Love, love the tablerunner and your memories! The spools as votive stands is such a lovely touch.
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Hi Gail! What a pretty table. I love those crepe paper roses. We probably would have played together when we were kids because I was always making something out of crepe paper too!!
Love,
Susan and Bentley
xxoo
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Oh I forgot ~ I think that it may have been Manuela over at the Pleasures of Homemaking. I think she showed a garden border edged with broken plates.
Love,
Susan and Bentley
xxoo
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A beautiful...memorable tablescape born of beautiful memories. I really like your table...I adore your heart. Thank you for sharing your charming design. Cherry Kay
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I love the tablerunner. Very cute and just perfect for a tea. I remember that post, too. I would have to buy the dishes in small pieces to do that. I can't bear to part with my chipped golden oldies!
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Beautiful table! I love your dishes and could not bring myself to putting them outside either. Blessings, Debbie
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It is perfect...but anything would be with your runner. I'm still amazed at how beautifully it turned out!
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I saw the china 'planted' in the garden also. I don't think I could put them outside either. I thought the pink roses were real! It's all very pretty!
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Happy Pink Saturday!
Deborah aka Miss Bee
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Love your beautiful china! What time shall we be there?
Happy PS!
Tammy
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Old china plates to edge a flower bed! Who would've ever thought. So clever. I'll have to share that idea with my sweet friend who loves gardening and loves her china. I'm your new follower, and I just love your farm blog. It brings back fond memories of growing up in East Texas.
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What a sweet tablescape! Love your creative use of the spools!
Happy PS!
Big TX Hugs,
Stephanie
Angelic Accents







Love hearing about you and your great grandma, what cherished memories. I agree with you about the plates...too much beauty to put in the garden. Flowers are beauty enough