I commented on your Blog Kathleen.. and don't mind to do so again.
Your table is so Springy & Fresh looking. All the details are just lovely.
By the way -
I LOVE Pink!...and have been an avid collecter ever since catching the 'Pinky' fever from our friends here.

jane

So so springy and pretty Kathleen.
I'm not anti-pink though have tried and simply cannot pull it off correctly but you make it look so lovely and effortless. :)
My favorite piece has to be the top layer plate, it gives so much visual interest with the pattern and the stemware is lovely to.

Very pretty! Did those nice tulips come from your yard, Kathleen? The cabbage bowls are neat and I always love polka dot dishes too. ;o) Luvs

No, Luvs, I bought 3 pots of them at the market so I could use them for Easter in my egg vase...

I cut them, and now I will plant the bulbs.

The cloth was a dollar!

Thanks, Jane,I appreciate you checking my blog too!
Milosmom, I think the glasses were 1.00 in an outlet..

That is such a pretty vase and those tulips are perfect for it. I love that shade of pink.
I love tulips...but so do the deer and I just can't grow them here, only daffodils.
BTW that 'Big Bird' looks like he's lost! lol
We have flocks of Turkeys here that I'm surprised survive.
We also have coyotes too! Such fun living in the sticks...lol

jane

Kathleen, such a pretty pink table. Your linnens are so pretty too. It all looks great. I love it that you even poured one glass with pink in it!!!

Amazing how the tulips match your cabbage and polka dot plates. Both plates are wonderful and it all looks very pretty. Your cake was so neat. You are quite the maker and baker.

Punk

Kathleen, WHERE have you been? LOL. I got converted to a Pinkie sometime last year. Its "official".
{{gwi:1420893}}hugs, Karen

Well, you said that, Karen, but can I call you Pinkie from now on??:)
Jane, if the deer don't eat the tulips the squirrels will! Safer with daffodils. But since it would have cost the same to buy cut or live, I figured I would be green, LOL!
The deer even ate the roses...
Punk thanks, and that was cranberry juice! It was on the counter, and pink, so I went with it! LOL

Sooo pretty, Kathleen! I love the plaid tablecloth, *all* the dishes, and the bunny platter is wonderful. The cake looks so yummy! Good idea about the tulips and the egg vase is great.

I can't grow tulips here either, Jane - too many critters would devour them - but I know there are advantages to living in the sticks. When it comes to gardening I sometimes wonder what they are tho! LOL

Thanks, Luckygal! The egg vase is from Villeroy and Boch. I waited till it was on clearance down in the basement, so I got a good deal. Now they closed down here..I will miss them.

Oh too bad Kathleen with the closing of V&B..you always found such great buys..and I was always 'pea green' with what you got!

luckygal...HA! living in the sticks..has advantages...I'm still waiting to figure out what..I agree definitely it's NOT w/gardening. The 'critters' LOVE gardening...it's always so disappointing to find that they discovered something you planted that's very tasty. It's also a very expensive disappointment!

Kathleen...I can relate to the roses too...but YOU at least get to grow those beautiful Hydrangeas!
I definitely have 'H/Envy' .... lol

jane

Wow, kathleen, those tulips are "perfect" with your dishes! Or are the dishes "perfect" with the tulips! I love that egg vase thingy...never have seen one...great display for the Easter & tulips! Great find on the fabric for the linens also...love the colors! Hope the tulips produce for you after you plant them...here we must plant them in the Fall. TFS another very lovely Spring-y t'scape! Jeanne S.

Jeanne, they won't flower till next Spring, but we can plant them now. The stores are full of pots of tulips.
I can hope! Maybe if I cage them! Make a giant cloche!