The weather was exceptionally great last week, but this week has been frightful. A cold front with wind swept through our area, and I was worried about the buds on the plants. Last night we covered our azalea bushes that are in bloom about four weeks ahead of schedule. I picked a bouquet of daffodils and hyacinths just in case Mother Nature decided to frost them.
This week I am showing an Easter gift from my mom.
I love bunnies and polka dots! There is no marking on the bunny dishes, but they were purchased in a sweet boutique in Clinton, NY. Some day, we'd like to move to Clinton. Every time I walk, I look for a cozy home to buy ;-)
Coordinating napkin rings that are just too cute for words.
I paired the new bunny collection with last year's white bunny plates from Pottery Barn.
What shall I serve in these sweet covered bunny dishes? The larger bunny holds about two cups of liquid, and the small one holds one cup. I'm still thinking but you can make suggestions. I'm thinking a vegetable or possibly sweets.
The egg holder was found last year at the Christmas Tree Shoppe and is welcomed to the table because it has polka dots.
I am joining Let's Dish over at Cuisine Kathleen and Tablescape Thursday.
Thank you for stopping by!
Debbie
Love all your cute Easter decor. The green bunny is a beauty. xo
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DeleteDEBBIE!!!!! I am still so in love with those bunny plates that I could just eat them up!!!! They are the CUTEST!!! Please ask your Mom to adopt me so that I can get cute stuff like your polka dotted green bunny casseroles. Those ARE casseroles, right? The napkin rings are just perfect, and I like the way they stand up. Gorgeous hemstitched napkins! I finally broke down and invested in a good set last year. I'm so happy I did. They go with so many things and just have a neat, crisp, classic look. It's so hard to believe Easter is just a few days away!!! Enjoy yourself!
ReplyDeleteAlycia, each time you teach one of your wonderful courses, you should treat yourself to a set of the bunny plates ;o)
DeleteThe covered bunny dishes are casseroles, but the small one only holds one cup. The larger bunny holds two cups. I'm thinking of putting dip in the small one and crackers in the larger one. Or perhaps candy in the small one, and a vegetable in the larger one.
Love the green and polkas...are the covered bunny dishes too big for soup? And of course i love that vase (on my list for my next MC purchase!)
ReplyDeletePatti, you will love the vase. I use it just about every week for flowers!
DeleteOh my I love your dishes wish I have like those. I also like the colors here brings the color all around.
ReplyDeleteThank you Mary! The covered dishes are very sweet to look at ;o) I can't wait to actually use them!
DeleteDebbie, we are kindred spirits, to be sure--LOVE bunnies, LOVE polka dots, and especially LOVE Clinton...have even tried to move there, twice! We should meet for lunch someday at Nola's....
ReplyDeleteLeslie, I knew we were kindred spirits when you were doing your food column! I'll all for doing Nola's!
DeleteWhat perfect Easter ware Debbie...those bunny plates are devine. But then there's the egg holder!
ReplyDeleteI'd love him forever and but he couldn't just visit for Easter...I think I'd have to have him near all year round. ;D
Hi Neesie! I'm leaving my Easter items out until the end of May ;o)
DeleteWonderful gift from your mom! The table looks so beautiful and festive, just perfect. I love that little egg cup, so cute.
ReplyDeleteThanks Carol!
DeleteWhat a precious table and your polka dot bunnies are darling.
ReplyDeleteBe a sweetie,
shelia ;)
Cute Eater table, Debbie. The bunny dishes are adorable and would even make a non-veggie person want to eat them! Oh, those napkin rings...love that shade of green.
ReplyDeletePolka dots make everyone smile! Just too cute-enjoy:@)
ReplyDeleteOOh love the polka dots on all the lovely pieces. OMG, that bunny from your mom.. adorable. Love the idea of the easter grass on the table.. what a great way to add color! Great table.. xo marlis
ReplyDeleteI love your bunny from your mom and the little napkin rings too! How about cole slaw in the big bunny? I think bunnies are fond of cabbage :) Linda
ReplyDeleteLove the polka dots!
ReplyDeleteLove your green polka dot rabbit! Great table with the white dishes and pops of green!
ReplyDeleteReally cute! You just reminded me that I have some similar pink bunnies, so thanks! Now if I can just find them...
ReplyDeleteThe bunny plate is adorable.
Oh my goodness! I love your polka dot lime green bunnies!! Those napkin rings are fabulous! Never seen anything similar! Love your table to pieces! Enjoyed my visit sol much!!
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Debbie, the polka dot Easter dishes are too cute for words. They could hop right over here! I bought those WS bunny plates for a friend last year. They too are adorable!
ReplyDeleteI love the bunny plates from Pottery Barn. Maybe they will have a sale after Easter. Your napkin rings are adorable and I love the way you put the whole table together. Fun colors!
ReplyDeleteI love those Bunny plates...so so cute!!
ReplyDeleteDebbie, oh my goodness, I'm in love with all your polka dot dishes and the COLOR...so fresh and Springy!!
ReplyDeleteHow adorable, Debbie! I love your bunny wabbits! The green and white are so fresh and springy too. We've been chilly the last week also. It's been in the 30's the past couple of nights but no frost, thankfully. Good luck on finding that cozy home ;)
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! Love the colors, and your flowers from the garden are fabulous. Love the cute napkin holders too!
ReplyDeletePerfect for Easter, Debbie! The rabbits are adorable!
Thanks for linking to Let's Dish!
Those covered dishes just couldn't be cuter and the napkin rings just made me smile. I love the bunny plates too. I must have missed those! That color of green is just so wonderful. What great gifts! So nice when someone gives you something you love and can use.
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty table! Those little egg cups are adorable! Fabulous flowers too! Angie xo
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