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Last Minute St. Paddy's Table

16 years ago

I just didn't have any St. Paddy decorations, but I still wanted to do a tablescape. So I pulled out my green glass and I found a scarf a friend gave me one year when I had a St. Patrick Day dinner. I think my favorite part is the daffidills that I picked at a falling down house next to my office. It's a little subdued, but at least I got one done. Anyhoo, here it is.

Syble





Comments (14)

  • 16 years ago

    oooohhh pretty, and the flowers are beautiful!! Those candleholders a really neat looking too!
    Thanks for posting,
    J

  • 16 years ago

    Well, that scarf is all you needed with all your beautiful green glass dishes & glasses. Very pretty & IRISH!

  • 16 years ago

    WOW! All your beautiful green glassware is gorgeous! And the beaded napkin ties look so nice with the white napkins & tablecloth. The daffodils are so-o-o-o darn CUTE & oh, what a smile they bring!...they certainly bring out the yellow in the scarf, too...and that scarf does St.P's day, "proud!" TFS! Jeanne S.

  • 16 years ago

    Oh, how pretty! Its perfect for St Paddy's! With that wonderful scarf, you don't need anything other decos!

    hugs, Karen

  • 16 years ago

    It is very pretty! I love the green glasses and dishes, ( they look like my cake stand) and scarf, and the daffodils are perfect. A breath of fresh air!

  • 16 years ago

    Wow, Syble, you really do have a lot of green things. And very nice ones! Love your green crystal. And real daffodils are so lovely! Very nicely put together.

    I have so few green things in my house that I can't do anything. I will be looking for that color when I go shopping in thrifts and YS tho. Hope to have some by next year!

  • 16 years ago

    Your scarf and the daffodils were just the perfect Spring/St. Pat's things you needed along with your pretty green dishware. It turned out really pretty. I especially like your sherbert dishes and the bottle and glasses on the little tray. Nice job pulling it all together. Luvs

  • 16 years ago

    Oh Syble... you've left me "green" with envy. One of my very favorite colors.
    I loooove all of your green glassware. Stunning!
    So glad you put this together. :)

  • 16 years ago

    Syble, Love your green dishes and especially the vase your beautiful daffodils are in. Your scarf worked perfect on your table for St Pat's.

    You have so many pretty dishes and I always enjoy seeing them. I will be on the lookout this summer for some.

    Punk

  • 16 years ago

    As always you all are so sweet and inspiring with your comments. Jeanne, I made those napkin rings the year I hosted a St. Paddy dinner, I love working with beads. Kathleen, the minute I saw your cake stand I thought it matched my dishes, they are depression "Green Bubble".
    Luvs, that little tray goes with another little drink shaker and glasses, but I borrowed it for this table with Irish Whiskey in mind. Punk, I hope you find some dishes this summer, I just need to do some tablescapes with all the dishes that I already have. Between tablescapes, crafts, garden junk, Spring, camping, golf, and oh yeah work, I need a few more hours in the day and I am already loving this time change.
    Syble

  • 16 years ago

    OMG Syble, your green glass pieces are wonderful! It may be subtle, but it's subtly gorgeous! How long have you been collecting the green glassware? I especially love your vase and candleholders. Are they vintage or just look it????? TFS!
    Lynn

  • 16 years ago

    Thanks Lynn, I've been collecting green glass for about 25 years and cobalt blue for 33. Most of it is vintage, but some is newer, like the green cut to clear. Here are a couple of pics of a portion of my green and a little blue glassware.
    Syble






  • 16 years ago

    ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS! Love your collections! (and displays!) Jeanne S.

  • 16 years ago

    Stunning collections, and so gorgeous together in that last photo. I also have the glasses, and in 3 styles, that belonged to my grandmother. Sadly they stay stored and never used.

    hugs, Karen