it's all about the hospitable home
This week I will be helping my friend Martha,
the artist, the quilter, the gourmet cook, the expert on antique linens,
and more. No, her last name is not Stewart!
She and her hubby are relocating to the Lone Star State to be closer to their son.
Their home is filled with many beautiful, quality antiques and unfortunately,
they are unable to bring them all to their new downsized home.
I do not have a kitchen table.
We use our dining room table pretty much every day.
Our dining room is truly a room that is used more than the typical dining rooms
that are used for special occasions and holidays.
I see a trend in new homes of no formal dining rooms . . .
Just a dining area that is off the kitchen.
Being that we use our dining room table often,
I try to make a centerpiece that is easily moved if need be.
So today, I give you 4 simple Fall centerpieces.
Going with the traditional color of orange for this one:
In my last post, I revealed a “sneak peek” of some ceramic pumpkins . . .
~ ~ that I bought on clearance at the Pottery Barn Outlet.
I found a pair of wooden candlesticks that I have had since the 70’s . . . yes the 70’s.
I covet them as I saved and saved for them buying one candlestick, then the other, then the glass votives . . .
~ ~ many of you most likely do not remember the store “Wicks and Sticks”.
