Hello sweet friends and Happy Tuesday! The Christmas season is upon us and you are probably busy decorating your home, shopping for presents, and planning special times with family and friends!
“And the Word became flesh and dwelt among us, and we have seen his glory, glory as of the only Son from the Father, full of grace and truth.”
John 1:14 ESV
I have gathered some of my favorite tablescapes to provide ideas and inspiration! To view the original post, click on the highlighted links!
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Long-time readers know that I am a collector, often to a fault. My love for Christmas has produced several collections, including Steinbach nutcrackers! I styled the parade of nutcrackers two different ways…a fun and whimsical table and a more traditional and classic look!
Since I am a fan of blue and white and also love plaid, I set a table using both! The beautiful and fresh centerpiece in the above photo was from Lynch Creek Farm! I am collaborating with them once again this Thursday, November 30, for a One Day Giveaway opportunity. My Monday Morning Blooms friends will also be offering a giveaway!
Christmas stirs up memories from my childhood, early years of our marriage, my beloved mother, and the birth of our only child. I shared these memories for an Old Time Christmas!
On the third Tuesday of each month, my friend Mary and I share tea with you, our readers. Once again blue and white with plaid graced a table!
An All Natural Christmas Tablescape
My first set of Christmas dishware, ‘Happy Holidays’ (previous photo), a gift from my parents many years ago always makes an annual appearance on one of my Christmas tables!
A mix of colors, patterns, and texture combine to spotlight ‘Seasons Greetings’ dishware. Many of you have asked about this pattern that I discovered long ago at Tuesday Morning. I miss our local store where I could always find beautiful things that I didn’t need!
In setting a table, I always begin with an inspiration piece…tablecloth, china, centerpiece, etc! My inspiration was the china pattern, ‘Winter Holiday’ by Fitz and Floyd! Unfortunately it was discontinued in 2013.
Tip: Buy Christmas salad plates and pair with dishes that you have for cost-saving and space-saving holiday tables!
A week from today, I will be joining a group of creative table stylists for a Christmas Tablescape Blog Hop!
Thank you for your visit and gracious comments. Wishing you a joy-filled day!
Linking with: Pieced Pastimes, Between Naps on the Porch, Katherines Corner, Follow The Yellow Brick Home,
Life and Linda
A beautiful round up of Christmas table inspiration Pam, from tartan plaid, to blue and white to nutcrackers! I especially love seeing the twinkling lights of your tree in the background. Looking forward to joining Thursday with our giveaway and hopping with you next week. Happy Tuesday ♥
Thank you, Mary. Yes, we have a busy few busy days ahead of us!
Beautiful inspiration Pam! You have gorgeous linens and dinnerware along with colorful glasses that are so pretty. Your Fitz and Floyd items are always a favorite. I always love tartan along with your blue and white. The winter holiday table is so cool looking. That’s such a pretty tablecloth with that lovely plate pattern. Enjoy your Tuesday. Clara ❤️
Thank you, Clara. Wishing you a wonderful week ♥️
Your tables are always lovely, I really like the Old Time Christmas one. On the commenting, the WordPress icon is greyed out, but you can still click on it to use a WP acct to comment. I have found this works most of the time. Those using WP need to either click on that or fill in their email address on the form. The other thing you can do is go into your settings and turn off the option to allow anonymous comments.
Thank you, Carole and for the info!
I agree with Clara that this post is beautiful inspiration at this time of year. I also agree with you that I miss Tuesday Morning. Many of my Treasures came from Tuesdays. For those that would like to purchase the Fritz and Floyd pattern they should call Replacements. They are very friendly and so helpful. I’m more of a traditionalist in my decorations at this time of year but French and English are my go to. I love seeing your dining room dressed for Christmas and especially all the greens Butch cuts for you to use such as on the chandelier.
Thank you dear one. I also love a classic and traditional style. Tuesday Morning was a great place to find dishware and decor! Have a wonderful afternoon, my friend!
Every one is prettier than the next. Love them all. Happy New Week. Enjoy getting ready for Christmas. Hugs. Kris
Thanks so much, Kris!
Wonderful round up Pam, I especially love your nutcracker collection. I am still putting fall away and am starting to panic 😂 I am looking forward to the tablescape hop next week, but the calendar needs to slow down a little!!!
Jenna
Thank you, Jenna. I am also in a panic mode. I try to pace myself, but I seem to get overwhelmed!
Love your table setting. For me, Christmas is a very unique mood because of the nature of the holiday-a mystery. It goes beyond serene, festive, etc., although it is all of those and more. Your decor is able to portrait that mystery that it is indescribable. You are able to bring together the reality of the yesterday with the today. Beautifully done.
Thank you so much, Blanca. I appreciate your lovely comments!
Such a lovely roundup of your Christmas tables! I love each and every one! You are such an inspiration!
Thank you for all your hard work!
Enjoy your Tuesday!
Thank you, dear one! Enjoy your day!
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You had me at the tartan with blue & White…. This particular tartan table cover, coupled with any one of our Christmas plates, rings out Noel to me. Your collection of Christmas table scapes is a study unto itself…who would not profit from following your creative guidance? This week’s offerings are a feast. heritage
Thanks so much, Mary! I love tartan anytime, but especially at Christmas!
Great collection of tables Pam – I love your nutcrackers and your gorgeous china too! Thanks as always for your wonderful inspiration. My little picture is down there below the comments, so hope this works! 🙂
Barbara.
Barbara, thank you! Your comment came through!
Always fun to look back at previous tablescapes. Thanks for the inspiration.
It is going to be cold the next few days!!! Wishing you a good week. Bonnie
Thanks so much, Bonnie. It is cold this morning!
Sure glad I don’t have to pick a favorite here–each tablescape includes such delights for the eye: the colorful nutcrackers, the lush greenery so artfully assembled, the colorful dishware, glasses, and linens . . . Thank you for sharing your talent with us, Pam! (P.S. I’m another who misses Tuesday Morning!)
Thank you, Nancy. So many good stores have closed!
oh the bling, the greens, the blues, the love, the joy, the anticipation. all so wonderful, Pam. thank you for sharing your tablescapes over the years. LOVE.
Thank you, Linda for your sweet comments!
They are all so pretty Pam…I love them all and I agree your sentiments and twinkling lights make your settings wonderful. I have always enjoyed your nutcrackers…I love collecting too…actually just about anything. LOL Happy Holidays my dear friend.
Thank you from one fellow collector to another!
Good morning, Pam! Each and every one of these tables is gorgeous! I love the blue and white paired with the red plaid. They both make such a striking combination. I have always admired your collection of nutcrackers and Fitz and Floyd Christmas china. I’m sorry you are having difficulties with your comments. Thanksgiving morning, I tried to comment on your post and a few other WordPress posts, but it would never allow my comments to go through. Hopefully, they get the problem worked out soon. I know it’s frustrating. I hope you have a most wonderful day, sweet friend! Shannon@Belle Bleu Interiors
Thank you, Shannon! It can be frustrating trying to figure out everything that changes constantly! Happy Wednesday!
Your tables are always fabulous, Pam. Can YOU pick a favorite, because I sure can’t! I think something is funky with WordPress of late. (There’s always something funky with blogger, so who can win?!). I love them all. ~ jeanie
Thank you, Jeanie. Navigating blogging is not for the faint of heart!
I love your beautiful collection of Christmas table settings that are perfect for holiday gatherings. They all have just the right amount of sparkle and good cheer!!
Thank you, Mary! As you know, I love to set a table.
And it shows very well!
Pam, this is a beautiful round-up of tables and I love them all. I am definitely a fan of tartan too, especially at Christmas. You have many lovely plate collections and all the tables are gorgeous. I always love the way you mix colors, patterns, and textures. I had some trouble commenting recently so I hope this goes through. It’s Kim from thecatswhiskerz.
Thanks so much, Kim. I am a big fan of tartan!
Pam, your round-up is so lovely. Love the nutcrackers, the pink table plus so much more. It’s fun to look back and take in the beauty of each table. Thanks so much for sharing.
Thank you, Linda!
I am weeding through my overloaded inbox tonight, trying to catch up on some blog reading and commenting! It is always such a joy to come here and visit with you, sweet friend. May the Lord continue to bless you and your family in this beautiful Christmas season. Cheryl
Thank you, Cheryl for your sweet words! Merry Christmas!