Hi! I'm so excited to participate with my St. Patrick's Day tablescape with all of you talented people, Irish and NOT...like me.
In another post I shared with you all that I used to design china, hand made and hand decorated, inspired in the Ecuadorian Indian people's cloths. The one I'm showing you now the flowers are from women's blouses and the, yes, shamrocks are from the men's shirt collars. So I mixed the two embroidered patterns and came up with this design, many years ago... and now here we are, my dishes and me honouring the Irish Catholic St. Patrick' Day with this china!
The place mats my MYL gave them to me many years ago and I couldn't believe they went so well with the plates! This place mats are also falk art from this region and are also hand made in a "frame loom" and it also has a green flower at the two edges of each one!
The green goblets are Italian and I only use them Christmas time so they don't break much more than they already have.
The astromelias had a nice and soft green to them, since I did this table they have bloomed beautifully.
I dedicate this table scape to all my blog friends, Irish and not, for their enthusiasm and talent to execute such spectacular and amazing tables capes I feast my eyes with every time I open your
blogs.
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Thank you Kathleen for hosting this party, so, VIVA! St. Patty's Day!
Many blessings.
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So here you have it, my very own "St. Patricks Day" table setting.
Happy St. Patrick's day to everyone.
LOVE,
FABBY |
