It's play time again for dishaholics. And I am one of them! Good thing Susan of http:// betweennapsontheporch.blogspot.com/
decided to host a party so we can release our energies.
Meet my snowman family! Together they form my centerpiece.
Old Britain Castles transferware. The placemats have cardinals on them but the plates are covering them.
Cardinal napkin rings.
The champagne flutes are Mikasa and the goblets are Platzgraff's Winterberry.
I have had the big snowman since we lived in Florida but I just bought the S & P shaker from one of the other vendors in the store for $1.50.
I bought this snowman cookie jar from another vendor in the store for $5.00. He is so cute! Can you tell that I love snowmen? Of course I love a lot of other things too, lol.
Thanks for coming by. I hope you get to visit Susan and her other participants also. Don't forget to get ready for Kathleen's white Christmas party on the 15th.
I love your dishes, Christine, and the snowmen are SO cute. All you need is a little snow falling softly outside your windows! You did a wonderful job as always!
ReplyDeleteXO,
Jane
Well soon you will have bought out the other vendors, but then you can resell them in your store! LOL
ReplyDeleteThe table looks wonderful! I love all your snowmen, great deals too!
Beautiful table, beautiful photos. It's often so hard to get great photos in the dark but yours always turn out great. Love the ambiance with the candles.
ReplyDeleteFabulous Christine!
ReplyDeleteI love the warmth of this setting. I have to tell you that when I pulled up your images, my little guy Daniel was standing right behind me and said "ooh daddy, I want to go there". Thank you for sharing and happy holidays
I love how this table looks with the candlelight. It seems as each little "person" is carrying their own candle. The snowmen are so happy...I love the stemware. I hope you are having fun with the holiday preparation and that your mom is doing well. It must be busy having the shop and getting ready!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! Is is a pretty and festive table at the same time. Nothing says Christmas like red and green.
ReplyDeleteYour snowmen are so cute Christine! So fun to be able to shop where you work-enjoy:@)
ReplyDeleteThis is the absolute cutest table scape around!! I love the snow men and I am always partial to Cardinals!!
ReplyDeleteHI Christine! Oh, I love this table!! How sweet are all your little snowmen. Those are some very pretty dishes and I'm seeing them all over Blogland! I need some too! :) Your candlelight is so lovely.
ReplyDeleteDid you get a new camera? Oh, your snaps are so beautiful!
Be a sweetie,
shelia ;)
That cute group of snowmen huddled together with the candlight illuminating them is absolutely adorable. I think they make the table. You could have made this super casual with them but instead you chose elegant stemware and plates and I love that juxtaposition. They seem happy to be there too. I can't get over your Mikasa flutes. They are the most stunning ruby glassware I have seen. What a wonderful wintery table. Love it.
ReplyDeleteSooo gorgeous Christin...you're terrific, I love your dishes, your snowmen...everything is awesome!!! Merry Christmas pretty girl and keep on posting great tablescapes like this.
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FABBY
OOOh red transferware - well yours does have some green. I just love it!!! And I love your snowmen. All of them. Your placemats are wonderful. Wow, they look great with the dishes and table. Beautiful tablecloth too. Merry Christmas to you and yours Christine.
ReplyDeleteVERY PRETTY LOVE THE CARDINAL TOUCHES, AND THE SNOWMEN GROUPED TOGETHER LOOK SO CUTE.
ReplyDeleteYour transferware is gorgeous! The whole room seems to be aglow. Looks like the perfect setting.
ReplyDeleteHi lovely lady. I love your Tablescapes so Beautiful. I always like to come over to see your Tablescapes ~~~I hope you have a Merry Christmas and a Happy Holiday sweet lady.
ReplyDeleteDiane
This is beautiful. How IS IT that you can manage to even make snowmen elegant and lovely? My table just looks like a page out of a coloring book instead.
ReplyDeleteI love the dishes that you used, too. I think that's the prettiest thing about the table. I also love the way you created the centerpiece, too.
As I have come to expect, your table is a favorite.
Adorable! Love all of your cute snowmens!
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Charo
Christine, your snowmen are adorable... I'm in love with your dishes, I don't believe I've ever seen them anywhere, going to do some research on them... hugs ~lynne~
ReplyDeleteAnother gorgeous table, Christine!
ReplyDeleteI just love your snowmen. I don't know how you can make snowmen elegant but you did. A gorgeous table, as always. I love the night photography.
ReplyDeletewhat a beautiful setting!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful and festive, love those tree plates!
ReplyDeleteHey, Christine! Thanks so much for stopping by my blog earlier and your glowing comments. You are very kind, and I'm glad you finally found me! Looks like you've been a busy woman this week yourself!!! Your table is so fun with all the snowmen, and I LOVE your red Mikasa stemware! It has been tough for me to find nice TALL stemware like that in red here in the Kansas City, MO area. You hit the jackpot! Have a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDeleteThe Snowmen are adorable!! I love the china!!
ReplyDeletePlaytime for dishaholics is cute Christine! Yes I would say you are. That was delightful, I love snowmen!
ReplyDeleteWe used the same dishes this week! Love your candlelight glow.
ReplyDeleteWow, your house is magical, Christine! Love your snowmen surrounded by all the Christmas tree plates...very festive.
ReplyDeleteChristine, I just enjoyed seeing all your Christmas decor and then your pretty table! All your snowmen are darling, and I know your grandchildren adore that Christmas village. What a perfect spot you have for it! Thank you for visiting my table this week!
ReplyDeleteI adore this table. Of course I love Christmas and Snowmen! Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteThe Johnson brothers Christmas plates are always so special. Your've done a wonderful job on your tablescape. Snowmen...what's not to like! They are precious. Thank you for sharing your charming design. Cherry Kay
ReplyDeleteI have enjoyed scrolling down and browsing all your posts I have missed lately! Such beauty! Love the Christmas decorations - your adventure (travel) tree, the pretty snowman tablescape, ETC!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing with us!
Katherine
Hi, Christine! Gorgeous tablescape. Thanks for stopping by and sharing the same sentiment about parol. I'm a follower now so I hope you choose to follow, too, for more mutual blog visits. I'm thrilled to find a kababayan thru BNOP :)
ReplyDeleteChristine, This is a lovely tablescape! Love the snowmen and your Johnson Brothers transferware. You even captured the blue hour perfectly! Nicely done.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Beth