This is the Green Appletini table from this previous postwith the addition of one other color. In this case it's aqua. I added an aqua glass and a small aqua rimmed plate.
The tablecloth is the same. Doesn't it remind you of a 1920's flapper dress?
With just those few changes, I have a different table.
Would you call that green chartreuse? I am not sure...
Check out all the other tablescapers at Susan's blog on Thursday . Have fun!
The tablecloth is the same. Doesn't it remind you of a 1920's flapper dress?
I bought these two ornaments in the after Christmas sale at Big Lots ($3 for the box
of 2). I plan to use the aqua one in a tree top arrangement next year. I also bought the fabric for a tree skirt, but Christmas is months away, so I am having a little fun using it for tablescapes.
I anchored the aqua finial in a candlestick. Flanked by two silver candles it became the centerpiece.
I scattered aqua marbles around to bring in a bit more of that color.With just those few changes, I have a different table.
Would you call that green chartreuse? I am not sure...
Check out all the other tablescapers at Susan's blog on Thursday . Have fun!
Comments
Susan
Thanks so much for the kind words.
Lorrie,
What a great idea to have a 1920's attire party! My tablecloth was cheap, too. I love cheap!
I love the centerpiece. Very creative!!!
Ellen
Happy Valentine's Day!
;-D
You would so win at the Philly Flower Show as they do have tablescaping competitions too!