I have so much to be thankful for, I am happy to share this table with all of you!
I am joining my fellow tablescaping enthusiasts for our Thanksgiving Tablescape Blog Hop. Once again, Rita from Panoply has gathered a wonderful group of bloggers together to share our table decor with all of you.
All links to the participating blogs will be at the end of my post. Be sure to check them out for more Thanksgiving inspiration!
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Sunny fall days with the leaves crunching beneath my feet as I walk my dog.
Watching my grandsons play soccer on a beautiful Sunday afternoon.
Listening to my boys joke back and forth as they bring up something from their childhood.
Going to the local theater to see a play with my new neighbors.
Meeting up with girlfriends who have helped me through some tough times.
I could go on with all the things I am thankful for, but I will spare you the long list!
My plates spell it out!! If you have been there for me - I am truly thankful for it. That is why I enjoy a good Thanksgiving celebration.
I found the thankful plates at Hobby Lobby when they first put out their Thanksgiving items. I knew they would coordinate well with the scalloped plates I used last year, which I had picked up on clearance at Kirkland's.
Going with a more rustic look, I paired up the two small plates with a burnt orange embossed dinner plate, dark woven placemats wrapped with plaid napkins,
and added the mini ear of Indian corn in keeping with the season.
A runner of fall leaves and mini pumpkins from the local farm market make an easy centerpiece.
I topped it off with a wire pumpkin and candle as the focal point.
Here are the links to all of the creative participants in our hop this Thanksgiving! Please give them some love, as each of us has put in a lot of work preparing and sharing our tables!
Panoply - Thanksgiving 20205: Every Day's A Gift
Home is Where the Boat Is - Thanksgiving Greetings
Hyacinths for the Soul - Turkey Trot Time
Everyday Living - A Thanksgiving of Memories
Life and Linda - A Silver and Gold Thanksgiving
Pandora's Box - A Thanksgiving Breakfast
Me and My Captain - Gathering Together Celebrating Thanksgiving 2025
My Thrift Store Addiction - Copper and Velvet Vintage Thanksgiving Table
The Cat's Whiskerz - A Warm Thanksgiving Tablescape
Dinner at Eight - A Casually Elegant Thanksgiving Table
Red Cottage Cottage Chronicles - Elegant Thanksgiving Table
Mantel and Table - A Copper and Black Tablescape: Beautiful Fall Style
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I am thankful for my Tablescaping buddies that I have been hopping with for many years now! We are from all across the country, and most have never met; however, I feel we share a special bond. Thank you, Ladies!!
I hope you enjoyed my table. I also hope you enjoy a wonderful Thanksgiving!
Here are the sources for all the items I used for this table:
Tablecloth - HomeGoods last week
Placemats - Water Hyacinth - Hobby Lobby Spring of 2020
Embossed Dinner Plates - Hobby Lobby in 2022
Scalloped Edge with orange trim Salad Plate - Kirklands last year - (on clearance!)
Thankful plates - Hobby Lobby - this year
Corn - have had for years
Plaid Napkins -HomeGoods in 2018
Stemware - Dollar Tree several years ago
Flatware - World Market many years ago and they still sell it!
Leaf Garland - not sure - have had it for years
Wire Pumpkin candle holder and Candle - Swiss Country Lawn and Garden, Sugarcreek, Ohio
Mini Pumpkins - Wayne's Country Market - Mansfield, Ohio
Good Morning Ann, I’m thankful for you and our shared love of dish hoarding and tablescaping! 😊 I love your sweet ‘thankful’ plates and orange ribbon details. I love the embossed acorn and leaf details of the orange plates peeking out. Your leaf runner with pumpkins and wire candles make the perfect centerpiece. As always, it’s a treat to join you at the table and hop with you! Happy November 🦃🍂🧡
ReplyDeleteHi Ann! Your thankful plates were a great find and I love how you elevated them with Indian corn at each setting. The velvety leaves and candle light add cozy textures and warmth. I hope you have a blessed Thanksgiving.
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