Bunnies and tulips are my two favorite signs of Easter!
So I decided to include both on my Easter Table.
I made some Easter Baskets out of peat pots for each place setting.
I cut the rim off the peat pot and used it for the handle.
I attached the handle to the pot with a rivet. It was real easy to just poke it through the handle and then through the side of the pot. I filled the pot with some natural goodies like burlap, moss, twigs, berries, and of course some speckled eggs.
My little bunnies on the napkin rings are keeping a close eye on those baskets.
Those big bunnies look like they are eyeing my Tulips!!
I hope you all have a wonderful Blessed Easter.
Thanks for hopping on by!
Sources:
Willow Chargers - Pottery Barn last summer
White Charger - Old Time Pottery
Pink Plates - Butterchurn Kitchenwares in Walnut Creek OH
White dessert plates - Pier 1- last year but they still have them
Peat Pots - any home and garden center
Bunny Napkin rings - not sure have had them for a while
Brown Bunnies and Linen placemat - Berlin Village Gift Barn
White Pitcher and flatware - Marshalls last year
Napkins - Fabric from JoAnn Fabrics - I made them
White dessert plates - Pier 1- last year but they still have them
Peat Pots - any home and garden center
Bunny Napkin rings - not sure have had them for a while
Brown Bunnies and Linen placemat - Berlin Village Gift Barn
White Pitcher and flatware - Marshalls last year
Napkins - Fabric from JoAnn Fabrics - I made them
I am linking up to the following parties:
Tablescape Thursday @Between Naps on the Porch
Feathered Nest Friday @ French Country Cottage
Sunday Showcase Party @ Under the Table and Dreaming
Make the Scene Monday @ Alderberry Hill
Table Top Tuesday @ A Stroll Thru Life
Tablescape Thursday @Between Naps on the Porch
Feathered Nest Friday @ French Country Cottage
Sunday Showcase Party @ Under the Table and Dreaming
Make the Scene Monday @ Alderberry Hill
Table Top Tuesday @ A Stroll Thru Life
Your table is lovely, the little baskets are so cute and the layering of plates is soft and sweet..love the big chocolate eggs....
ReplyDeleteYour Easter table looks so fresh and fun. I love bunnies, and the peat pot baskets are adorable!
ReplyDeleteStunning table....the colors are so beautiful...I really like how you arranged everything...
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Hi, Ann! WHAT A GREAT IDEA with the peat pots!!! I don't see a Pinterest button on your page. Please let me know if you would be OK with me pinning this idea to my Pinterest board. I LOVE IT!!! I don't think I've ever bought a peat pot in my life, but I have seen them. NEVER would have thought of doing this!!! SO creative! I love the overall fresh look of your Easter table, and the little bunny napkin rings are so precious. Look at their little faces peeking up over the charger! They're not even tall enough to look over the plate! So cute!!! :-) The big bunnies look like sentries. I don't think I'd want to tangle with them! :-) Your reversible napkins are really pretty and work beautifully to extend the color of your plates. This is a beautiful table, Ann! Good work! I hope you and your family enjoy Easter weekend coming up!
ReplyDeletePlease do!! Pin anything you like!! I am still trying to figure out how to put a pin button on my blog! I have saved some directions for it- but am chicken to try it in fear that I will lose my whole blog!! Not too tech savvy here! thanks Alycia!
ReplyDeleteI was back looking at all the tablescapes and cannot believe I missed those napkin rings with the bunnies peeping over the table edge, those are the most unusual and sweetest ever, just had to let you know...
ReplyDeleteSweet little pots and I love your burlap flower wreath..."Hoppy" Easter! Thanks for stopping by with your comment on my tablescape :)
ReplyDeleteWell you did it! you did it" as Dora would say LOL!!! A beautiful Easter table and no pastels!!! Very nice.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful table...I love the rabbits and the peat pot baskets are adorable...I may steal this idea.
ReplyDeleteYour Easter t'scape is so pretty! Great idea to use peat pots to make the baskets! And I like how you put natural items inside which go perfectly with the texture of the newly formed "basket". Your brown bunnies are posed in such an adorable way and I like how they are "smelling" the tulips. I also enjoyed seeing a table in almost all white/neutral tones - very soothing!
ReplyDeleteDD
So pretty and sweet! Love it....
ReplyDeleteI love the freshness and the colors of your entire setting. Thanks for the idea of the peat pots for the baskets, how very clever! I love ytour Easter post! Have a nice week.
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This is such a pretty tablescape! I love the little baskets from the peat pots...what a great idea and they turned out so cute!
ReplyDeleteYou created a beautiful table where I'm sure anyone would feel honored to dine. I love all the pretty pastel colors for Easter but I am also enjoying the natural look which you accomplished so well.
ReplyDeleteI love your beautiful tablescape. YOur bunnies are so precious next to your beautiful flowers. Gorgeous, and the little baskets are such a cute idea. Thanks so much for joining TTT and I hope you have a very Blessed Easter. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteThank you so much. I am so sorry for getting back to you so late about my table. Your table is beautiful. So ingenious about the little baskets!!! Love them and great job on the napkins. I made the tablecloth for my table this week.
ReplyDeleteI hope you have a wonderful Easter.
Cynthia
An Accomplished Woman
Beautiful table, love the centerpiece with the tulips. Those peat pots turned out perfect, so clever.
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter, Ann! Like Alycia, I would never have thought of peat pot baskets, but it's a fantastic idea! I'm pinning it right now...
ReplyDeleteAnn what a beautiful table scape - everything works so well together.
ReplyDeleteI'm a new follower - stop my blog.
Happy Spring.
Mary
Wow your tablescapes are beautiful!! I LOVE your style!! I am a new GFC and email follower...I am so glad I found your blog I love it! I feel a bit silly asking you to check out my tablescapes...but if you had some spare time please do. Happy Spring, Lori
ReplyDeleteActually I don't see a spot to sign up to follow by email so I will do Pinterest! Thx, Lori
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