If I post a "tablescape" it's usually for real when guests are coming.
Today I just felt like setting a place. Green is so easy on the eyes, and pink is plain fun.
This reminds me of little worksheets I used to make for my kids asking, "What's different?"
I just realized, also, that the forks don't match. :-)
Can anyone guess a secret about these eggs?
Joining Cuisine Kathleen's Let's Dish and Mary's Little Red House for Monday Mosaics.
I can, I can!!! But I think you told me in an e-mail earlier, so I won't guess out loud in the comments. But I'm pretty sure I KNOW your secret EGGsactly!
ReplyDeleteI don't think I can, but they sure are pretty all lined up that way in their egg cups. The pink and green combinations for your tablescape are wonderful. I have pink; I have green; I think I'll copy you for an Easter dinner tablescape. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI like pink and green together. I love your pink depression glass. I have some in both pink and green and use them together on occasion.
ReplyDeleteHmm, the eggs. At first I was going to say they are wooden but they seem to have those little imperfections that real eggs have. I have no idea. Only Keetha and you know the secret for now. I'll be up early in the morning to find out!!
Best,
Bonnie
I love the colorful eggs but I could not guess the secret. Happy Easter!
ReplyDeleteThey look beautiful and real...but I'm not good at guessing! Enjoy your week! ♥
ReplyDeleteI love green and pink (love the glass) and the different colored eggs. Fun post! Happy Spring!
ReplyDeleteLove the pink and green dishes, my favorite color combo in all things but especial dishes. The eggs look real and dyed. Is it the type of dye? You have me guessing. Thanks for stopping by, Laura
ReplyDeleteHi Dotsie
ReplyDeleteYour pink and green tablescape is pretty, I like the personal salt and pepper shakers.
The eggs - I'm thinking they could be duck eggs because they're so long?
Judith
I assume they are not real but I love how you lined them up on the window sill. Looks pretty and colourful. V
ReplyDeleteI cannot guess, but they look wonderful all lined up along the window. Have a wonderful week:)
ReplyDeleteI love pink and green and your table looks lovely! I think your secret is that you have a real, or fresh egg in the pretty line with cute egg cups?...I don't know. HAPPY EASTER.
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Your pink and green tablesetting looks lovely and fresh for spring! As to the eggs, I have no idea, but I'm looking forward to you telling us.
ReplyDeleteLove your pink and green combo! The depression glass adds just the right touch. My guess on the oh so cute eggs is that they are styrofoam. Probably worng, but what the heck? Have a happy Easter! Now a new follower.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Jann
Pink and green just say 'spring' to me.
ReplyDeleteThe eggs? I'll just have to wait to see what it is about them!
I love pink and green together... spring, romance, happy colors! I am clueless about the eggs, but will be watching to find out more! blessings ~ tanna
ReplyDeleteI love the pink and green! One of my favorite combos. Looks like you are ready to go for Easter! I don't know the secret of your eggs...
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty spring time table in green and pink!
ReplyDeleteAre those wonderful eggs fake? I love the way they brighten your windowsill in their pastel egg cups!
I'm guessing they're plastic? Maybe b/c mine are plastic. lol
ReplyDeleteLove pink and green combo. So pretty. Looks like little Homer Laughlin plates. Sweet!
I don't know the secret, but I do love them placed in the window like that! They are beautiful. Your table is so pretty. I think pink and green is one of my favorite color combinations, especially at this time of year.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful post. I love the pink and green. Those are my favorite colors together.
ReplyDelete~Clara
Are the eggs real? Or have you emptied them before you colored them?
ReplyDeleteYour table scape is very pretty and so Spring-y! I love pink and green together.
Hugs, cindy
I love those little salt & peppers! I like your eggs in a row too. Things like that make Easter happy/special in the homey way. I tried to comment earlier but blogger resisted. Happy Easter!
ReplyDeleteI love pink and green. Your depression glass is so pretty!
ReplyDeleteI think I know your secret. Just chalk it up to experience!:)
Thanks in advance for linking this up to Let's Dish, my fellow Cherry Ames fan!
A very blessed Easter to you and your family!
Oh so your eggs are chalk! I'd never have guessed...but they sure are pretty.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to read all of your 'Africa' posts....I found one by using your search bar....and read the one about taking your baby to the field and left a comment. I'll try that again and see if I can find another. I think I've always been one of the people that were afraid to go to Africa....and yet, by God's grace, you lived through that and came to love it. I want to have that care of God in my life too.....if you know what I mean. I'm getting pretty sleepy here...lol.
Without reading any comments, I'd say your eggs are made of chalk. Do I win??? ;)
ReplyDeleteA lovely series! I hope that you have a Happy Easter season~
ReplyDeleteHi Dotsie...
ReplyDeleteYour spring table place setting is beautiful, my friend! Pink and green is one of my "all time" favorite color combinations! Isn't it fun playing with dishes...and all the different things that you can do with them? Hehe! I still feel like a little girl at times...while playing with my dishes. I know it's a bit frivilous but I enjoy it the same!
I love, love, LOVE your photo of all the egg cups filled with pretty pastel eggs! LOVELY!!! Hmmm...I have no idea what "secret" lies within the pretty eggs. I do hope that you'll tell us!
Well dear friend, I just wanted to come by to say hello and to wish you and your family a Happy Easter or as we like to say here at my place...Happy Ressurection Day!
Love ya,
Chari
PS...thank you for coming by and leaving such a sweet note, dear friend! You always make my day!
I love the plates with the posies in the center and of course the pink depression glass bowls are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI can't guess the secret about the eggs, but I do know they look super cool in that photo all lined up like that! Very slick!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the pink and green, but I can't tell about the eggs.
ReplyDeleteThe eggs look like chalk to me, but then again, I don't have my reading glasses on! I love the pink depression glass. Happy Easter!
ReplyDeletenot sure about the eggs.. I'll be checking back! What a lovely table! I love pink and green together. Happy Easter, many blessings, xo marlis
ReplyDeleteI always love pink and green. And I love those games of "what's different" too. I think I know the egg secret, but it could be two different secrets. Linda
ReplyDeleteYour table is so pretty. I love that you used the Miss America!
ReplyDeleteI love the eggs lined up in the window, and I don't have a clue about them. Pink and green always makes me happy, too. Darling table. Thanks for inviting us for a peak. Cherry Kay
ReplyDeletePink and green just sing SPRING! Very pretty, Dotsie...the eggs are so pretty in their pastel outfits. The eggs look larger than a hen's egg...are they duck eggs?
ReplyDeleteOh man - - - I was getting way down this list of comments, gloating that NO ONE guessed the secret - - - then BAM! About three or four RIGHT IN A ROW guessed.
ReplyDeleteLoved your place settings, and the oiled eggs...great idea!
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