Burlap Easter Bunny Table Runner and Napkin Rings

We have sweet bunnies hopping down the table just in time for Easter!

 I made a 40" runner with burlap that I bought by the yard at a craft store. Once I sewed the runner on my   machine, I stenciled three black bunnies following the instructions on the Eclectically Vintage Blog. To make the stencil, I used an exacto knife and a plastic report cover that I had leftover from a presentation. For the tails, I used 1.5" white pom poms from the craft store.

I "Kenzied up" the bunnies by adding bows that I made from Mackenzie-Childs ribbon. My friend Patti at Pandora's Box recently "Kenzied up" a beautiful chest that you will love seeing. "Kenzied up" is her phrase and I love it!

You can find the instructions for my bunny ear napkin holders here. 

I have been playing around with pastel colors this week during the snowstorm. Where is spring? The Easter bunny is going to need skis to deliver the Easter baskets this year! We're having tea for two to beat the winter blues.

Thanks for stopping by!  I am joining the great hostess Cuisine Kathleen for Let's Dish and Between Naps On The Porch for Tablescape Thursday.

xo

Debbie

MACKENZIE-CHILDS TABLESCAPE AND THE SOLITARY SUNFLOWER

This solitary sunflower inspired our table setting this week. In May, several sunflower seeds were sowed in our backyard, and the squirrels did a happy dance proclaiming "Bon Appetit". All the seeds were dug up, except for ONE. So this was worth a celebration!

The table has been set to honor the solitary sunflower that brings much joy to our table. I also picked some Rudbeckia for the table. Most of my table settings are inspired by what I see out the dining room window in the garden. I added a Pfaltzgraff salad plate and Pinzon charger to complement the flowers.

The green vintage glasses are from Pier One, and have a floral design which reminds me of sunflowers. I posted about the great .44 deal I got on the glasses here.

 I am blessed to have such wonderful friends and family. This sweet grapefruit sugar bowl from Anthropologie, with the sweetest of all bluebirds on top, was a birthday gift. Thank you Pam~

Thank you for stopping by! I am joining Cuisine Kathleen for

 Let's Dish.

xxoo

Debbie