Part 3: The Buffet
{the sides are chip-carved in Tramp Art style} |
I was told he carved it in a day when pregnant women were not expected to be seen much outside the house. So he stayed inside and carved to keep his wife Lucy company, and to wait for the birth of my grandmother, Mabel.
{love this color} |
Now, a funny thing about this lunch was I couldn't find the magazine with the "Christmas Present" article in it the day I was getting everything ready! (I may have left it in the fabric store when I bought the fabric for the table runner.) This was probably for the best, so I could just focus on the palette and mood in my head.
{fold the ribbon in the middle twice for a tight knot} |
Aren't these coppery pears so sweet tied with simple citron green grosgrain ribbons? Really easy.
There was nothing fancy at this lunch, just sandwiches, fruits and nuts, and my little Brown Sugar Coconut Cake. Half of the guests were preschoolers!
Thank you, Lauren for the inspiration!
Loretta
What an awesome wooden church and the fact that your grandfather made it, must make you so proud to showcase it! xx Danielle
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Hey Loretta...'tis me again I am passing on the stylish blogger award to you. Check out my blog to see what I mean. xx Danielle
ReplyDeleteLoretta, I read all the posts on your holiday lunch and it looks so amazing. The colors are fantastic, the food so simple and yummy and i really like all your behind the scene stories. Especially on the old wood church. That is a treasure! Mac
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