Welcome back to Life on Greenwood! I'm putting together a
little tablescape for Easter. I don't usually display a lot of Easter décor, but
this year I wanted to decorate a table. No, I’m not expecting company for dinner. Is anybody these days?
What I Used
So, I’ll be adding a few things that I recently purchased
from Marshalls. The napkins are pink and white gingham with a cute little bunny
looking straight at me. They come in a
pack of four. I’m also using four miniature
ceramic bowls that also have little bunnies on them. They are so adorable! They
come two to a pack and I think they were like $4.99.
The plates that I’ll be using are from thrift days gone by. I’ll be incorporating an enormous pink and white
ceramic egg, which when open, resembles a cookie jar. I guess it could be
used for cookies or other goodies. This was a Marshalls purchase for $9.99. It’s
so pretty!
Using Thrift Finds to Decorate
Let me say that the majority of the décor on my dining room table is
thrifted. The set itself was a Craigslist find that I painted a little while ago. Since painting the table white, the colors of my dinnerware and other décor really comes to life! When
the table was a dark cherry, my table runners always seemed to clash. When I
go back and look at old videos of the table, I wonder why I waited so long to
paint it!
I anchored a garland table runner with two large white ceramic
teapots. These teapots were second-hand purchases. I used them as flower vessels and filled them with pink tulips and hydrangeas.
My pink chargers had been brown in a previous life. They too
were upcycled thrift finds too. Love it!
Conclusion
I am so happy with this the way this turned out! I’m loving
the pinks! Do you set a table or decorate your home for Easter?
There are so many second-hand finds in this tablescape! It really makes me happy that I can reuse
things and give them new life!
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