So, when this beautiful Calaprint tablecloth arrived, mustard and ketchup were on my mind. I used Post 86 Fiesta in scarlet and Polka dots, vintage Fiesta in yellow to substitute for the yet-to-be-released Marigold, and HLC Ballet, with a Target melmac tiny dotted bread plate, topped with a Pearl Gray Fiesta tripod bowl. The flatware is Masquerade, the egg cup/candleholder is Vistosa by Taylor, Smith, & Taylor. The glasses are vintage Anchor Hocking Rhumba. The napkins were my grandmother's. The Fiesta shakers were a gift from a wonderful dish friend.
I'll be joining Susan at Between Naps on the Porch for Tablescape Thursday, as usual. Be sure and drop by.
Elaine, not a combination that comes first to my mind (and not a normal type colour combo for you at all) but i absolutely adore it. It looks fresh and funky and makes me think of warm weather, corn on the cob and other summer time treats.
ReplyDeleteI wonder what it would look like with the a solid cultery - however the bright zap of the rainbow is pretty
Nice work with "condiments" Elaine! I think you need more Ballet.....
ReplyDeleteI love me some Calaprints! This one is very unique! Nice dots! :-)
ReplyDeleteVery cute table. Red and yellow. I notice several of us "tablescapers" are using that combo this Thursday. :)
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I really love this cheery color combination! And what a fabulous tablecloth!
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