Hippity, Hoppity. . .

Hippity, hoppity. . .
                                                              Easter's on its way!

Just in time for Easter's arrival On Crooked Creektt,
                                                                           somebody let the bunnies out!!! 

Not only are they on the Dining Room buffet. . .
                                                              they're also, on the Dining Room table!

Don't they have the most  a d o r a b l e  faces?


Finally coming down off an adrenalin high 

from our Bit's 'n Pieces Spring Booth, 

                    it was time for Easter decorating On Crooked Creektt.


Most all my tablescapes begin with linen selections.
This Easter themed tablescape began with a handmade banner.

I added a touch of greenery atop the Dining Room hutch,
then I placed my Easter banner strategically along the entire width.

The petite chalkboard silver tray 
now sports a whimsical Easter message. 

The pastel polka dot color palette of the banner blends harmoniously 
with the silver tray and the hues throughout the Dining Room buffet.

Once the Dining Room buffet was dressed in its  Easter  finery,
                                          I turned my attention to the Dining Room table.

I began with a white vintage heirloom tablecloth.
The border of this white tablecloth is rose damask
                                             while the center contains white polka dots.

Atop the tablecloth, I placed an embroidered rose runner
with a polka dot organza border of the same white hues.


During my childhood,
silver flatware was always used for holiday dinners.

Following suit, 
I've paired my heirloom silver with Estate $ale cloth napkins.

The crystal glass egg is an Avon Collectible.
These were once my Easter gift for both my Moma
and my beloved Mother~in~Law. I placed them above our
place settings and will insert a small delectable before our celebration.

Crystal etched rose stemware graces our Easter brunch table.

Cups and saucers from our everyday porcelain white dinnerware
allow for lingering cups of coffee after a * triple Easter worship service.

I've placed our centerpiece within a vintage oval ironstone serving platter
for ease in maneuvering during our mealtime.

One of my favorite elements 
is the faux forsythia trailing off the chandelier nearly touching the tablecloth.

I adore how the wispiness of the branches trail above and below 
the burnished bronze arms of the chandelier.

Appears I've been hopping down the bunny trail On Crooked Creektt!

Instead of baskets filled with  Easter  joy,
"Mr. Ed" and I will enjoy a delectable chocolate filled egg.

Hippity, Hoppity. . .
                                           Easter's on its way!


Until next time. . .

* * * * * * * Just A Note * * * * * * *
Normally, I attend one Worship Service each week.
Easter Sunday is the one exception each year.
Sunrise Service holds  special importance to "Mr. Ed" and I.
Being a vocalist, I will sing for two Traditional Worship
Services throughout the morning with our combined Chancel Choirs.

May you and yours embark upon the true meaning of Easter 
as we enter into Holy Week. . .
Fondly,
Pat

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On Crooked Creektt will be joining

Susan @ Between Naps On The Porch for Tablescape Thursday!

Be sure to visit for inspiring 

ways to enhance your families dining pleasure!