I am joining Jenny Matlock for Alphabet Thursday and Susan for Tablescape Thursday. and at Holiday Haven...Thank you Gals for hosting….This week we must feature the letter G..
My friend, Ellen, is a Great Gal. She is a Genius at sewing and saves her husband George, Gobs of $$$$ by making all her drapes and slipcovers.
She Generously gave me some rolls of Gorgeous fabric.
She could have sold it at a Garage sale. but she Gifted it to me instead. Thank you Ellie, for your Generosity!
I started with this black plaid wool with a thin stripe of Green, yellow and red.
I layered an off white Irish placemat , a black plate and a off white lacey salad plate.
I Gathered a Green napkin with an off white ribbon, a fresh shamrock..from this plant my friend Audrey gave me last St. Patrick’s Day….
Individual Glass butter domes from WSonoma outlet.
Glasses with black stems from PfaltzGraff..
Our 7 Grain bread will go in another Gift with an Irish Greeting…
For dinner we will Graze on Chicken Kerry Gold.. Garnished with Green parsley…
G is for GRATEFUL..what I am to you for visiting!
Hope you are Gearing up for the Grand and Glorious St. Patrick’s Day Party here on the 16th~ ♣♣♣Everyone is invited!
I will be right over!!!
ReplyDeleteI am literally drooling here over your table scape... not just the yummy food but the INCREDIBLE placemats!!!
I must find these somehow someway someday!!
Many Blessings
Patricia
What a nice "Kathleen" post~
ReplyDeleteI love that poem..I gave it to a client in a card once..
I could wear that placemat:)
Wow..you kept the shamrock alive the whole yr! Good for you!
So where's the Chicken recipe:) ? Did I miss something?
Oh so pretty and I love the menu. I wish I was coming to dinner. So lovely and so yummy. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteWonderful post - I love the tablesetting and the chicken does look GOOD! Please share the recipe sometime.
ReplyDeleteI'm GREEN with envy at all your beautiful tablesettings :)
O my goodness that look scrumptious! You do great table settings! I love the touch of baby breaths so pretty!
ReplyDeleteThat cut chicken breast looks delicious, with the melted cheese oozing out...that picture should be in a food magazine.
ReplyDeleteLove the tablecloth, very pretty plaid , especially with the Irish knit placemats.
Is that shamrocks on the Belleek or just little flowers?
GGGRRREAT!!! Pulled everything together perfectly... chicken really looks good..is it stuffed with the cheese and then breaded?
ReplyDeleteLove the darker colors...
Hi Kathleen. Oh, your table is so pretty and you're making me hungry!
ReplyDeleteBe a sweetie,
shelia ;)
You are amazing, as always!
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty table Kathleen! I hope to be back form my blog break by St. Patty's day, hopefully I can join your party:>)
ReplyDeleteWow, I don't think I've ever seen a real shamrock. I love those white lace plates, too. Lovely "Irish" table. Your food looks delicious.
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As I told you yesterday (during our shop-a-thon), this tablescape has to be one of my most favorites. It feels so authentically Irish with the depth of the wool cloth and the exquisite white wool place mats.
ReplyDeleteJust gorgeous.
And by the way, happy birthday.
- The Tablescaper
OH! The YUM of it all! I need to go fix dinner. Let's see, I think we bought some of those frozen bowl dinners put out by Costco! (sigh..)
ReplyDeleteThis post was great! :)
and...I'm sure you noticed that I had my chicken cutting scissors in there...you know the ones...Kitchen Aid?
Hugs..
Mona
p.s. Seems I am ALWAYS p.s.ing....but I just wanted to say...is that SNOW out there? I know everyone is tired of it, but we didn't get a drop, I mean a flake..and barely any water...'er.. rain..
ReplyDeleteVery, very nice! Lovely tablescape, mouthwatering food and perfect G placement throughout your post.
ReplyDeleteYou did a Grand job of Glamorizing this Glorious table!! LOL What a neat centerpiece & I have to tell you, I've looked high & low for a shamrock plant around here. none to be had :( My Mom kept one alive for YEARS!!
ReplyDeleteGreat job!!
Hi Kathleen! Your tablescape is lovely...so Irish...and your food looks so yummy! I love those lacy plates, too. Yes, it is nice not to have to get up at 5:00 am and keep my fingers crossed that my school is closed! lol I don't think the kids know that teachers like snow days, too!! lol Happy week!...hugs...Debbie
ReplyDeleteThis is the neatest tablescape -- so far away from the cliché -- wonderful table covering and placemats. I like the black mixed in -- I like it a lot. Don't be surprised to see yourself copied!
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Your GREEN is GORGEOUS! GREAT job GIRLFRIEND!
ReplyDeleteKathleen, This is a very very pretty table! I love the lacy white salad plates and the beautiful irish woven placemats! And who could resist clover? Your breakfast table is cheery and I love the tablecloth!
ReplyDeleteerin go bragh!
Yvonne
Beautiful! I love the Irish placemats with the plaid tablecloth...so homey! Your meal looks delicious, too!
ReplyDeleteJane
Gorgeous green table setting and gorgeous food for the letter G!
ReplyDeleteThis turned out great! You really have this St. Patty's Day thing going on!
ReplyDeleteThe plaid fabric looks wonderful, as does your whole table...and that chicken...it's making my mouth water. It looks fabuloso!!!
ReplyDeleteHi,
ReplyDeletenice G table setting!! I like a black clover napkin:)
Chicken dinner looks so delicious.
cheese is good!!
I love plaids! This table is quite pretty -- what great food presentation with the chicken!
ReplyDeleteYou have created a table my Irish husband would love to visit! The tablecloth pattern is unexpected--and I am now going to look for the same fabric. It's not so--so GREEN! :-) GREAT JOB!
ReplyDeleteKathleen, The food and the tablescape are both outstanding. I am colleting plates like your lacy ones, they are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBarbara
Hi Kathleen
ReplyDeleteI loved this post and I must try that alphabet game. Very fun. I have been getting in touch with my inner "Green" for your party.
Love your table, love your fresh green on the napkins, love all the plaid and the food looks amazing as always. Yummy.
Girl--It's Great--true Genius, but I don't want want to Gush. :)
ReplyDeleteYour table is gorgeous! And that chicken recipe looks incredible. Great post for G! Kathy
ReplyDeleteI just ate dinner and am full...so why do I want to eat up some of that chicken? It looks so darned delicious. Yummo.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great looking St. Patrick's Day table. I love how you've incorporated plaid into it. Very nice. Thanks for sharing and happy TT to you!
ReplyDeleteKathleen,
ReplyDeleteWould you mind sharing your chicken recipe? Please.
What a G lorious and G lamorous table and tale you share with us here!
ReplyDeleteA+ for this G orgeous post!
Your table looks beautiful. What time are you expecting me?
ReplyDeleteI love your table settings and the chicken? yummy
ReplyDeleteKathleen - Its' G-R-E-A-T!!! Your tablescape is wonderfully striking with the dark tablecloth with the green accents. The floral centerpiece in the mug is perfect and that chicken looks super-delish! Your photography has captured the tenderness of the chicken and the mouthwatering goodness of the melted cheese!
ReplyDeleteDD
Oh, I love this plaid and you did such a pretty table scape with it..using all the important 'G' letters! Ummm, now I'm hungry!
ReplyDeleteKathleen, you did a glorious green table. Looks like you are ready for St. Pat's Day. That chicken looks so yummy!
ReplyDeleteWhat a welcoming table you've created - that chicken looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteKathleen the green plais is gorgeous! It looks like a bagpipers skirt color! I love how your fringed the ends,
ReplyDeleteI think the domed glass butter pat holders from WS are so cute! You have the best of everything!
Love the Kerry gold chicken too! Yumm. I visited the Kerry dairy whn I was in Ireland!
Happy "G" day!
Hi Kathleen!
ReplyDeleteThe wool fabric is beautiful! Your table is so pretty. And the food, DELISH!!
omgosh it must be so much fun to be on your Guest list! everything is just Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteYour tablescape is delightful and the chicken looks tantalizing. Great job!
ReplyDeleteI am loving this postingwant to join the table setting but really not as into it as you would not really have the need for the weekly variety but yours is amazing
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and festive!!! Great job!!
ReplyDeleteGood Morning!
ReplyDeleteWhat a "G"enerous friend indeed! Your tablescape is very pretty and so orginal! Looks like you are ready for St. Patrick's Day! I can't concentrate on the tablescape for drooling over that chicken..."good" "golly" "girly" that looks "great"!
Thanks for sharing!
GOOD morning....GEE you have been busy!! Everything looks GREAT, and I hope to pull out my GREEN and join you for your party.
ReplyDeleteWow! I love those placemats!
ReplyDeleteHi Kathleen...
ReplyDeleteI was just coming over from Laurie's (Bargain Hunter)...she posted about your St.Pat's Blog Crawl party. I wanted to find out about the peticualars so that I could join in! The party sounds like great fun, my friend! Hmmm...now I will have to put my "thinkin' cap" on and figure out what to do! Hehe! Thank you for hosting the party for us!!!
Well my friend, your St.Pat's tablescape is absolutely gorgeous! I love it!!! Love that beautiful plaid tablecloth...how sweet of your friend to gift you with that gorgeous fabric! It truly makes the perfect background for your table!!! Ohh...and I love, love, LOVE those beautiful placemats! What a great idea to turn them vertically...on the table! I have never thought of doing that...love that idea...it's different! Kathleen, I just adore your white cutwork plates...soooo pretty! This is just a gorgeous table...from the beautiful floral centerpiece...right down to those gorgeous place settings! Thank you for sharing your pretty St.Pat's Day table with us!!! What a treat!!!
Warmest wishes,
Chari @Happy To Design
What an absolutely beautiful table!!! Hopefully you will share the recipe for the chicken.
ReplyDeleteCarol
Very lovely. I can't wait until your St. Pats Day party.
ReplyDeleteThat is very exciting!
Absolutely fantastic!
ReplyDeleteCan I come over for dinner now?
Happy TT!
Happy WW!
Happy AT!
Happy March!
hugs
shakira
SHE IS NO LONGER ALONE
OUR KOREAN CATS
GREEN
G IS FOR GLAMOROUS
Another beautiful tablescape, Kathleen. You have the gift for combining just the right things in just the right way. The plaid wool is a wonderful backdrop for everything you've put together.
ReplyDeleteLove the looks of that chicken!
Hooray! You are the first one on the list to have chosen the word "green" for this week's G-word! I have also chosen the word and colour green, but for jewellery-making, "green beads".
ReplyDeleteLovely post. The food is mouth-watering! Yummy. Beautiful photos!
Happy Saint Pat's Day!
Anna
Your table looks beautiful! I love the deep green plaid tablecloth! And the placemats that look like irish sweaters!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!! And the food looks so yummy!
ReplyDeletegreat tablescape TFS :D
ReplyDeleteyour opening picture took my breath away - FABULOUS...I covet those white small plates - GORGEOUS..
ReplyDeleteYour table is absolutely wonderful and I'm glad to you did do St Patrick's Day first :-)
thanks for stopping by and reminding me about the gummy bears..I had heard that before but forgot - ohh getting old - not good..
I'm afraid I don't set a table for St. Patty's Day - I wonder why?? I'll have to give that a try!!!
thanks for yours!!!
Hi Kathleen, You must actually be Irish (I'm only Irish on March 17)! Love your tablescape and also your tabletop from your prior post. The lacey salad plates are so pretty, really like the napkins and the napkin rings with gypsophilia. You know how to set a pretty table...appears you know how to cook too! The chicken looks scrumptious!
ReplyDeleteYou invited me to your St Paddy's Day Crawl and I thank you for doing that and also for stopping by my place...as a matter of fact I do have some more Irish to show...I will be posting an Irish themed post for Tea Time Tuesday at Sandi's http://sandimyyellowdoor.blogspot.com and at Wanda's Tuesday Tea for Two at http://theplumedpen.blogspot.com. I was planning to post those on the 9th, and then a St. Paddy's tablescape for Tablescape Thursday on the 18th...I think I could join in your party too and I'd be honored to do so...I also have some more photos from my trip to Ireland...and I DO know how to make corned beef and cabbage with the best of 'em...you've set my brain in motion, thinking Irish. By the way, I have 2 blogs so I could decide to post on either one. http://foodasart-beth.blogspot.com and http://beyondthegardengate-beth.blogspot.com.
Thanks again,
Blessings - Beth
Such a lovely table. The plaid and crystal really show off the Ireland factor without being cutesy--just my kind of table. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteKathleen, I love this entry, not only for the tablescape, which I admire, since I do not excel in the fine art of table setting. It takes patience, and finesse, two traits I lack.
ReplyDeleteBut I also like the wonderfully-spring-y colors chosen. The same colors I chose for my kitchen, many years ago, and still love to this day.
I'll be checking out the 'Saint Patrick's Party Day Parade.'
Try saying all of that after an ale or two.
love it!! I love all the glass with all the masculine fabric and dishes. Gotta love the delicate clovers.
ReplyDeleteI love your G post! Great looking table! Can I come to dinner?
ReplyDeleteLovely table and the food looks scrumptious!
ReplyDeleteThe chicken looks so good and the table beautiful!
ReplyDeleteNice to meet you!
i adore your post! I collect Belleek and have the sweetest cups, saucers, vases, teapots and it is so delicate. I guess it's the double whammy because not only do I love green, I'm Irish!
ReplyDeleteOh, that looks fantastic!! Just found your St. Pat's Party, will attend! Your chicken is awesome. Just love everything green on your table!~
ReplyDeleteSherry
Hi, sorry I've been away for awhile. I've been super busy and have not had time to come visit.
ReplyDeleteI love this tablescape. I'm wanting to come steal your plaid tablecloth. LOL
Love the real shamrocks too.
I'm off to see what else I've been missing.
Hugs,
Joanne
Everything is lovely Kathleen. That chicken looks fabulous! Love it presented on all that green!
ReplyDeletethe chicken looks delicious...
ReplyDeletebut that table...oh my goodness!
beautifully done...
mine never look just right..yours definitely does!
Lovely tablescape! Have a great evening!
ReplyDeleteYour table is beauiful and the food looks wonderful! Yummy!
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend and thanks for the visit!
Miss Bloomers/Sonia
Great post Kathleen. You have very Generous friends, and they have Gifted you with some Glorious treasures! OOOO, those place mats are sooo pretty! Love that dish for your bread. The leaf with babies breath is just such a clever idea and it is perfect for a St. Pat's tablescape. laurie
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful table.....your blog and pictures blow me away
ReplyDeleteYour tables settings are always so beautiful. The food looks excellent too.
ReplyDeleteThis is great! I'm lovin' those lacey white plates! I also want those little butter domes!
ReplyDeleteLucky you to have a real live shamrock! I haven't been to Home Depot or Lowe's to see if they have any in yet.
Love this tablescape!
Katherine
what a great gift and a great friend! the table and the food are Gorgeous, with a G"! melinda
ReplyDeleteYour table is beautiful and I'm hungry looking at all the food!
ReplyDeleteI scrolled down through some of your other posts - I never thought to use Panetone for french toast! I live in Italy...I'm going to the store now! LOL
Wish I was eating at your home. Lovely in form and taste.
ReplyDeleteI love the look of the fisherman-knit placemats on the black plaid tablecloth. How nice that your friend gifted you that fabric!
ReplyDeleteKerry Gold cheese is a favorite here and your chicken looks delicious with it oozing out.
Go Green!
Your table looks so cute! That's such a nice friend to gift you that wonderful fabric. The food looks yummy!
ReplyDeleteManuela
Lovely table. I just found your blog today. I am from Long Island also. Not to many New Yorker blogging. I am following you now. I would love to join your St. Patrick's Day party. I am having a book blog party on the 15th. I would love for you to come. When you have a moment come visit my blog.
ReplyDeleteCarey
Love this table and the chicken looks delish ! That dark green is stunning and what a nice friend to gift to "The Green Goddess"
ReplyDeleteKammy
Gorgeous table and the food looks sooo good! Great G post :) .
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous table. You are such a master at it Kathleen. I like it all but especially love the placemats!
ReplyDeleteThis is so amazing. My, what a beautiful table.
ReplyDeleteYou must be one of the world's best cooks, K.