I put the link up early , I don't trust it to auto publish, and I will be busy later.
I planned to have a non holiday table, but time got tight, so r w and blue it is! I know the holiday is over by the time you read it!
Dark blue topper over a long white cloth.
Round rug mats and star napkins from Kohls, red square plate 1.00, Pfaltzgraff, blue star plates from their clearance store, years ago.
Blue and white flatware, PB OUTLET, 3.97 , service for 4. Why didn't I buy more?
I have it in yellow, green and blue.
The stars I used as napkin holders are from there too.TIP. Keep your eyes open for things a napkin go through, a little doodad meant to be something else! :)
Red stems, blue goblets, little red bowls, patriotic crackers and red candle holders, all from CTS.
Happy 4th everyone, God bless those who keep us free, and God Bless America!
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July 18th is the DESTINATION table challenge. Are you in?
Table should represent a destination, NY, Paris, your backyard, what ever!
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Hi Kathleeen, I never tire of red, white and blue tables and yours is so pretty. Thanks for hosting. No Catholic thrift store finds this time...wink. hugs, olive
ReplyDeleteYou are welcome! Thanks for joining and leaving a comment.
ReplyDeleteI like any denomination Thrift stores, as long as the price is right! :)
Kathleen,
ReplyDeleteHi! Your table is wonderful. How festive it looks. Happy 4th of July.
Pat
Love your table! The floral arrangement is so cute! I love 4th of July! Have a great one and thanks for hosting!
ReplyDeleteKathleen, thanks for keeping the party going! I love the star cookie cutters as napkin rings -- great idea! Your centerpiece is lovely, too -- as well as festive!
ReplyDeletelove, love, love the dishes!
ReplyDeleteI hope you're having a festive 4th, Kathleen, just like your table! It's still HOT here and too beastly be be outdoors.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the early link up as we are going out at 5! I love your table and especially the napkin rings. Are they cookie cutters? I never thought to use cookies cutters but what a great idea. I can't imagine what I would do with a PB outlet (it would be toooo tempting!).
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DeleteKathleen, this table is great. Love the rug mats and of course that flatware is fabulous. Your centerpiece really pulls it all together.How fun to use the cookie cutters as napkin rings.
ReplyDeleteStay cool and don't overdo it.
- The Tablescaper
Happy 4th, Kathleen!!! Your flatware and star napkins are my so perfect for the holiday. Love using the cookie cutters. Great idea!!!
ReplyDeleteRWB tables always have such a marvelous flair to them. Betsy Ross must have really had some special insight all those years ago. Thanks for opening the link early. We're entertaining at my table this evening, and your timing makes it ever so nice. I hope that your weather is actually nice enough to dine al fresco on your wonderful table. Happy Independence Day! Cherry Kay
ReplyDeleteYour table is spectacular as always....PB outlet for $3.97...wow...yes, why didn't you buy more?...I have never seen those there...I love them...Your table just sings, "God Bless America"!!!....Thanks for hosting Kathleen!!
ReplyDeleteLove your table and what's the destination challenge about?
ReplyDeleteHappy Independence Day, Kathleen!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for hosting Let's Dish!
Hi Kathleen, It's never too late for a red, white and blue table! Love yours. The centerpiece really makes it special! Thanks for hosting. Happy Independence Day Week! Linda
ReplyDeleteLove your table and what's the destination challenge about?
ReplyDeleteLove your table and what's the destination challenge about?
ReplyDeleteLove your table and what's the destination challenge about?
ReplyDeleteWonderful table! Great idea on the cookie cutters for napkin rings. Your centerpiece is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteLove your red, white and blue table K! Great centerpiece, the roses are beautiful! Gotta chuckle, I'm looking at your sidebar that says it's 78 degrees up there right now... I'm not buying it! It's 97 here. I came home from work on Monday and mine said it was 30 degrees and snowing! Could barely read it through the sweat pouring off my forehead! Happy 4th of July-have fun:@)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful as always Kathleen, the blue and white flatware my fav. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHappy Independence Day!
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Sue
I do love those rug place mats and your pretty dishes! Thanks for hosting.
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Beautiful 4th of July table Kathleen. Love the details. It's 95° today.
ReplyDeleteGotta love roses. I am ready to jump in our pool. Stay cool. Thanks for hosting. Happy 4th.
Love your patriotic table, Kathleen!! Thanks for hosting and Happy 4th and God Bless America !! Hooray!!
ReplyDeleteI love your RW&B table and centerpiece! Your PB flatware is wonderful, why did't you buy more? :) It's sweltering here and I snuck inside to escape the heat and hope no one misses me! Thanks for hosting and Happy Independence Day!
ReplyDeleteThe holidayt is not over yet. It hasn't even began here but unfortunately I am not feeling well so I am staying home. I caught a bad cold probably in the plane on a flight from California last night. Love your patriotic table, Kathleen. It is very festive....Christine
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun table for the 4th of July! I love the fun flatware and the star napkin holders. Those blue star plates look great layered on the wavy square plates. Beautiful red, white and blue!!
ReplyDeleteHappy 4th of July to you!
Hi Kathleen!
ReplyDeleteI'm loving the Reds, Whites and Blues you have in this fun and cheery table!! I specially love the blue star plates. Thank you for having me.
FABBY
Love your table! Read white and bluetiful :) Hope you had a great 4th of July!
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting!
ReplyDeleteHi Kathleen!
ReplyDeleteYour table is wonderful in all it's patriotic colors, and I love all the bright colors on you linky page... so stunning. I will try to visit as many as I can over the next week or so.
Thanks for hosting this fun party and have a safe holiday!
xoxo Bunny Jean
Kathleen, I never tire of a patriotic table. This one is full of fun details. Love the braided mats, the star plates, and the patriotic crackers. This table is FUN! Hope your Independence Day was filled with delights. Ours has been busy which is why I'm late getting around to making a comment. Thanks for hosting. ~ sarah
ReplyDeleteI never, ever get tired of the red, white, and blue either! I love a patriotic table. I actually did one for our family dinner before the 4th. (Daughter was home but wanted to go back to DC for the 4th. Can't say I blame her) I just made a mess actually eating on it before any really good pictures. Somehow crumbs, crumbled napkins, and dirty glasses didn't feel too blog worthy.
ReplyDeleteSo, I'm just going to have to be a window watcher again this week. Hoping the wonderful tables in blog land jump start the old enthusiasm!
Happy Independence Day from my house to yours!
Hi, Kathleen. I, and others, I see, are happy that you posted one more R,W & B table--and that others did too. It's the 5th, I know, and I'm still enjoying the look and the ideas for next year. I posted mine with you last week, so no post today, but thanks for hosting what turned out to be a 4th of July party! ~Zuni
ReplyDeleteWow...I should have checked to see if you linked up early. I went to bed SO early last night. I hate the noise of fireworks, so I took an Ambien and hit the hay! You did a great table, though, and I just love, love, love that flatware!!! Great idea on the napkin rings, too! I'll have to remember that! I hope you had a safe and happy 4th!
ReplyDeleteKathleen I was late getting my r,w & b post up also. I had a great 4th and hope you did also. Your table is so cute! I love the napkin rings also and will keep that in mind. I don't have as much 4th of July table decor as I would like, so maybe I'll be on the lookout for clearance items this year! Oh and I'm in for the 'destination' party!! Hugs, Linda
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous table, Kathleen! Not just patriotic, but really pretty, too! LOVE the placemats and basket, and the red stemware adds just the right touch of elegance. Good tip on the napkin rings! Hope your 4th was a fun and safe one!
ReplyDeleteYour tables are always beautiful, so thanks for another great one. What a bargain on the flatware. I know what you mean about buyers regret (opposite of usual meaning). But how much tablescape stuff can one home handle? Thanks for inspiring. Happy Summer. ~CJ
ReplyDeleteHi Kathleen! I hope you and your family had a wonderful 4th of July. Your tablescape is so fun and cheerful. Love the flatware. Thank you for hosting and have a great day!
ReplyDeleteWOW~Your red, white & blue is just the BEST! I love your setting. Thanks for hosting Kathleen. I'm little late, but joining in. Pam
ReplyDeleteHappy Fourth of July holiday, Kathleen. Your table looks so fun and festive. I love how you used the napkin holders. Great idea!
ReplyDeleteI hope you had a Happy 4th, Kathleen.
ReplyDeleteCelebrating a blog friends' book release... so, no RWB table scape. Hope that's okay.
Your deck / patio is such a beautiful setting for your festive table.
I sure miss "green." ~trees, grass, shrubs... sigh...
Red white and blue is always a festive summer color combination, Kathleen! I hope you had a wonderful 4th of July! It was so hot here westayed in and wathced the Macy's fireworks on TV.
ReplyDeleteYou are expert at finding the bargains. The same doesn't seem to be true for me. Yesterday I found lovely old placemats and napkins made of linen and with lovely hand done embroidery, but they were pricey and I couldn't bring myself to spend the money. I'm still thinking about them though. I'm crazy about your placemats and the star shaped plates. BTW, your newest gran is adorable.
ReplyDeleteKathleen, what a great celebration!! You have put together an adorable table. You can bet I am going to use your cookie cutter idea for the napkins ring at some point!!!
ReplyDeleteHi Kathleen, Back to say Thank you for sharing at TTF and have a great day!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun tablescape!! You always create the most stunning displays! I hope you had a wonderful celebration last week. Thanks so much for stopping by. Have a terrific day! :-)
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