A VINTAGE SOFT PALETTE FOR THE EASTER TABLE

It was love at first sight when I noticed these little canape plates

a few years ago.

I happily discovered a set on ebay last month!

They were just what I wanted for the farmhouse table.

I planned on a diversion from the normal sweet pastels of Easter.

Soft creams, taupe's and browns were going to be used for this setting.

(another photobomb from Mae!)

Isn't this just the sweetest little pattern

of a french vintage Easter bunny?

The simplistic white eggs......

I suppose the muslin bunny was the first piece

of inspiration to decorate with neutral tones.
Gingham napkins have proven to be very versatile! 

Easter brings forth the images of new life....and gentleness of spirit.
This little Willow Tree figurine
is The Angel of Protection....
she is holding a baby bunny and was
a gift from the Divine Miss M.

It is always a good design challenge to see what

you have on hand to give a layered look.

It's fun to search through your cupboards and 

discover something you have not used in a while.

The little birdhouse was from the

Southern Living at Home collection.

I have had this for a good fifteen years now.

Have you thought about decorating for Spring with

neutral colors, or do you prefer spring pastels?

The great thing about these little plates is 

that they would go with just about any color you

would wish to display on Easter.

Celebrate the season by creating an

organically beautiful setting for entertaining.

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