Several of you put forth some ideas for my dilemma about wanting to step up a notch or two in the way I set my table for guests. Thank you! Here’s what I ended up with:



Now I find that a table setting mania has settled over me. One of you mentioned the idea of using a bold splash of yellow and I found a couple items that I might purchase in the future.


I was surprised to see that you can get attractive paper napkins like the above (which tells you just how far out of touch with this part of the world I’ve been). There’s some appeal to this because these don’t need to be washed and ironed.
Last but certainly not least, an old friend and loyal reader of this blog contributed a quilted table runner that she had made! It’s gorgeous! Thank you, Lori!

All in all, this has been a very rewarding experience and I’ve been blessed by your contributions. I thought you might like to hear (and see) the rest of the story. You just never know what’s going to show up on this blog, do you? I don’t, that’s for sure.
If the table runner doesn’t catch up with the napkins, I’ll be deleting this in the morning.
“Nicely appointed” dinner table!
I especially enjoy the large lemons on the vine with the bumble bees! ❤
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Thanks!
The lemons are so bright and fun, plus bees for Lynniebee…. Might have to put that in my cart soon. 🍋 🐝
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Your table setting looks great, Lynn! Good job. Have fun as you enjoy discovering more ways to decorate your table.
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Thank you! The placemats and napkins that I currently have will go well with your table runner as well. Looking forward to using it!
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Dignified but fun at the same time!
I have 3 green heavy-duty cutting mats that I taped together and am using as a combined place mat/ table runner/ work surface. Does that count?
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Ha ha! Sure – why not? It’s the manly craftsman vibe! 😜 But you still need some matching napkins.
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Turned out great!
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Thanks for your ideas!
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