My oldest brother was
born on February 22.
He shares both the name and birthdate
of the first President of the United States.
Cherries make me think of
both of these guys named George.
both of these guys named George.
In their honor I set a table
with what else but ~
with what else but ~
CHERRIES, of course!
Vintage linens, black and white checks, tartan plaid,
and Mary Engelbreit's own cherry inspired dishes.
Definitely a Mary Engelbreit sort of table!
Holds its own below black ruffled
placemats and a bold tartan plaid charger.
Soup or Cereal Bowl
All layered to give
the classic Mary Engelbreit look.
the classic Mary Engelbreit look.
Add a bit of vintage
mother of pearl flatware . . .
mother of pearl flatware . . .
And a spoon
with ginkgo leaf detail . . .
with ginkgo leaf detail . . .
A bit more touch of
tartan plaid for good measure . . .
tartan plaid for good measure . . .
And a bit more
black and white checks.
black and white checks.
The special touch
of a vintage toast rack . . .
of a vintage toast rack . . .
Paired with the acorn leaf details of my
favorite butter knife finish off the setting.
As you munch on a bite of bread and butter before
lunch, lean in closely, I've a little secret to share.
All the dishes on this table were "thrifty" finds!
"Goodwill Hunting" @ 99¢ a piece.
Oh, is that bowl still empty?
How about
a cherry pie . . .
a cherry pie . . .
To finish out the layers for this
very cherry table
honoring two guys named George.
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I first shared this table in 2011, but brought it
out of the archives to share again.
Hope you don't mind seeing a repeat.
Joining
honoring two guys named George.
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I first shared this table in 2011, but brought it
out of the archives to share again.
Hope you don't mind seeing a repeat.
Joining
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