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Featuring iittala Origo and Kartio dinnerware, Tapio glassware, Chilewich Basketweave placemats, Sabre Basic flatware, and iittala candleholders.
Niche Modern lighting, Heath Ceramics tableware, Chilewhich tablemats and napkins
Photography by Janis Nicolay
Our workspaces had pumpkin buckets filled with materials we needed for our art doll craft. Once we were seated, the fluffy orange trees were removed so we could get to know our tablemates while we worked.
"31 Wishes" Halloween Art Event & Tea was hosted by supremely talented Ann-Denise of Whim & Fancy, and was held in her home in Keller, TX. The one-day event featured sweets, treats, swaps & an awesome "book doll" crafting project. The attendees dressed in their finest Halloween- and Fall-colors, and spent the day making art and new friends.
I have been making some Christmas place mats to use on the Christmas dinner table. I used a fabric called Poinsettia & Holly by Kathy Negley for Rowan.
I love seeing them all in a row on the line....it shows just how well all the fabrics coordinate with each other.
Blogged here: patchworkpalace.wordpress.com/2010/12/21/3-sewing-days-to...
Read about this setting on the Dinner Series blog: Glass on Black.
Featuring: Chilewich Tuxedo Stripe Placemats , Coupe Dinnerware by Heath Ceramics and Simon Pearce Woodbury Glassware.
These indigo cotton placemats are just right for casual summer dining out of doors. Perfect for an early morning breakfast or a light lunch under the sun umbrella, their dusky blue colour and open lacy patterning brings a welcome sense of cool even to the hottest of summer days.
For more information, please see:
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...was actually remainers of the breakfast..some bread warmed up with olive oil margarine and red jam ( my favorite : fruit of the forest!)...and a(nother) cup of tea....
Learn more about this table setting : Surf's Up
Featuring : Belmon Dinnerware by Simon Pearce , Chilewich Basketweave Placemants and Table Linens by Libeco Home
Learn more about this table setting : Faint Floral Tones
Features Sarjaton Dinnerware by iittala , Polylin Table Linen by Libeco Home and Chilewich Bamboo Placemats
This isn't where I was intending to put this little project I just finished, but actually, I like it a lot here. I think it's staying.
Learn more about this table setting : Surf's Up
Featuring : Belmon Dinnerware by Simon Pearce , Chilewich Basketweave Placemants and Table Linens by Libeco Home
Learn more about this table setting : Faint Floral Tones
Features Sarjaton Dinnerware by iittala , Polylin Table Linen by Libeco Home and Chilewich Bamboo Placemats
The Provence region of France is famous for its Lavender.
I took this shot from a tablemat on display outside a shop in Avignon (Navette Macaron).
I have been making some Christmas place mats to use on the Christmas dinner table. I used a fabric called Poinsettia & Holly by Kathy Negley for Rowan.
I just love the fabrics so I kept the design really simple.
Blogged here: patchworkpalace.wordpress.com/2010/12/21/3-sewing-days-to...
Here you have the wonderful set of 6 placemats I've been hand embroidering in the spare time (hence it's taken a bit of time hehe). They are all different and will be used in the Christmas table this year.
He aquí un juego de seis individuales bordados a punto yugoslavo que he estado preparando en el tiempo libre para estrenarlos en Navidades. El tiempo libre escasea estos días, así que aunque las fotos son recientes, completarlos los seis ha llevado algún tiempo.
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Found these vintage doilies at a thrift shop. They weren't all quite finished so I did the job and put them together as a table mat. I was particularly attracted by the colours because I am sure I would not have chosen them myself. And I love them! They make me smile every time I come into the room!
Sashiko is a form of decorative reinforcement stitching (or functional embroidery) from Japan.
The white cotton thread on the traditional indigo blue cloth gives sashiko its distinctive appearance.
The artist Katsushika Hokusai (1760–1849) published the book New Forms for Design in 1824, and these designs have inspired many Sashiko patterns. (from Wikipedia)
The picture shows an Aizome (indigo dyeing) sashiko embroidery 100% cotton table mat.
URL: www.izu-ippin.jp/
Learn more about this table setting : Sitting in Blue Lagoon
Featuring : Plume Dinnerware by Jars Ceramics and Chilewich Basketweave Placemats
Learn more about this table setting : Sitting in Blue Lagoon
Featuring : Plume Dinnerware by Jars Ceramics and Chilewich Basketweave Placemats