I enjoy St. Patrick’s Day. For me, it is always the harbinger of spring. I love
the colors (green in any form is my favorite), and I am a big fan of the food.
I don’t think St. Patrick’s Day would be St. Patrick’s Day without my
leprechaun pitcher at center. I have had this for a lot of years, and never
grow tired of it. The shamrocks that I bought to put in it last year as a part
of my centerpiece have long since overgrown it, so this year I decided to go
with faux
tulips in white and pale
green.
The plate stack is a Bordallo Pinheiro sandwich of geranium leaf plates surrounding a salad plate in the Blanc Amelie pattern from Maison Versailles.
The gold flatware (because leprechauns are always looking for that pot of gold.) I inherited from my mother.
The yellow soup bowl with the handle is always a favorite. I have these in green as well. They are by Tender Heart. The stonewashed cloth dinner napkins in a pale sage complement nicely.
Enjoy this promising month!
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5 comments:
Oh, the settings are SO pretty! You inspired me to purchase the linen napkins in emerald and sage for my Christmas dining ware!
hugs
Donna
Oh Patti. Allll of this is so breathtaking. I am trying to slow the days down myself and I think I'me kind of, sort of succeeding. I try to take a few hours just to sit outside - even if it's freezing - and just connect to nature by the sights and sounds.
You always set the most delightful tables! I love this Saint Patrick’s Day table….and I remember last year’s with the green glass. ☘️ ☘️☘️ It’s a pleasure to visit you, thanks and happy March! xo, V.
Your table is adorable! Love the greens and leprechauns!
I remember and loved the green glass from last years post too 💚💚💚
Thanks for sharing. Have a lovely weekend and Happy March. xo, V.
Super cute Pattie! I love your leprechaun things!
Jenna ☘️
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