I have showed you this pressed fern before. It is super easy to press a fern and frame it. All you need to do is place two pieces of paper in a large book and slip the fern nice and flat between the paper. Place many heavy books on top and in a few weeks it will be dry and ready to frame. I have this one on a piece of calligraphy paper. Cost $0: Frame was given to me, fern was free, calligraphy printed from the internet.
This table has a lot of texture and pattern.
Napkins were from TJMaxx on clearance 4 for $2.00.
Pewter napkin rings were gifts.
The place mats were from Pier 1. They were $ 4.95 a piece.
Napkins were from TJMaxx on clearance 4 for $2.00.
Pewter napkin rings were gifts.
The place mats were from Pier 1. They were $ 4.95 a piece.
For the centerpiece I have the vase of ferns, the fern print, and the hurricane filled with key limes and a few lemons. When your done with them on the table cook, with them. My children wanted to know what the key limes were. So, I squeezed a few and put them in a pitcher of lemonade. They were a hit. I will make a key lime pie with them so they can try them out.
The place setting:
Dinner plate/used as a charger: Domestications (Mom's)
Dinner plate: Thrift store
Salad plate: Domestications pattern is Athena (Mom's)
Sherbet: Thrift store $.75 a piece.
This dinner plate was on clearance at the thrift store. One of them had a hanger on it. I guess someone had them on the wall. I love ferns on linens or dishes so I looked at them and saw potential for a very pretty table. I think they were a $1 or 2 a piece.
Ice Tea Goblets: The Cellar by Macy's four were $11.99
I am joining Susan at her site Between Naps on the Porch
for Tablescape Thursday. I will also join Tales from Bloggeritaville
for Thrifty Thursday. Please go over to their sites and view
all the wonderful ideas from talented bloggers.
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