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Table for Two

 This is what the table in the sun room looked like yesterday.  I was organizing my napkins, runners, etc., and came across the red items, so I decided to make the table a totally valentine table and changed out the napkins and plates.  :)  I also placed a lovely cupids figurine under the dome I made from Habitat items.



The windows in this room face the East and look out on to a view of gentle 

rolling hills. The morning sun streams in and warms the room.

 I have had this little cupids piece for a very long time.  I think I got it at Eckerd Drugs years ago.  It's not even Eckerd Drugs anymore.  It's now Rite Aid. I think they had cuter things a long time ago than they do now.
The flowers in this bouquet are from Dollar Tree, as is the ribbon and garland.  I received roses from my husband in the vase a number of years ago.
 The little red bird nest is an old Christmas decoration.  I've probably had it for 25 years or more.  I have quite a few of them.  They're pretty sitting on the branches of the Christmas tree.
 The napkin is from Wal Mart, napkin rings from Good Will, and the little cupid here was also bought at Eckerd Drugs years ago.
 This is a view of the entire table.
 Notice I've added the glasses in this photo. (Change, change, change.  :)  )

 I made this little stand from a candle stick and an old plate I bought at Habitat Restore.  I've had the doilies a long time.  The dome is from Habitat too.
  I am joining Marty at http://astrollthrulife.blogspot.com for Table Top Tuesday;
Susan at http://betweennapsontheporch.blogspot.com for Metamorphosis Monday, and
http://suelovescherries.blogspot.com for Rednesday!

Please pay all these sweet ladies a visit.  You're sure to be inspired!!  Thanks to all of them for hosting!

Comments

  1. Very pretty. Love the centerpiece. I have been loving red and white lately. Perfect romantic table!
    Sherry

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  2. Your table is very pretty. Don't you just love it when you can pull together a new look with things you already have? The last few things I've bought have been red. I'm thinking Valentines, July 4th and then Christmas... will get lots of use.
    Annette

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  3. The table looks wonderful and very pretty in the red and white Valentine theme.
    I just did my kitchen table in red and white.
    Thanks for your visit and sweet comments.

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  4. Lovely table all set for Valentine's Day! Flowers certainly don't look like dollar store in the photo, they are amazing. Enjoy your cheery little table setting.

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  5. What a beautiful, romantic Valentine's table you have set! This si my first visit to your blog, but not my last!!!! I love the DOME and the Cupids! And you are right about Eckerds/Rite Aid. Eckerds was better!!!:):) XO, Pinky

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  6. How romantic! Your table setting looks perfect.
    (Please drop by Kathy and enter my first giveaway...)
    Best wishes
    RoseH

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  7. Gorgeous table. Love the cupid under glass

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  8. A beautiful table -- to me, the table for twos are always spcial!

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  9. What a charming spot for a table set for two. Love the wicker table and chairs! Beautiful setting!

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  10. I love your pretty table you've set. You're getting me into the mood for 'red'!
    Be a sweetie,
    Shelia ;)

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  11. Your table is so pretty and romantic, I just love a themed table setting. Just perfect for a Valentine cozy dinner!
    xo,
    Debra

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  12. Hello, thank you for visiting my blog. This is my first time at yours and that table totally made me sigh... I love red during the winter time and I can't wait to start using my reds as well. Lovely table!

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  13. Your tablescape looks so pretty!!I love the red,and white.

    Kathy

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  14. Oh I just love your tablescape. So pretty. Your bouquet centerpiece is stunning and your place settings are perfect, but of course you know that you had me drooling all over the place with your cloche vignette. Stunning. Thanks so much for joining TTT. Hugs, Marty

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  15. Absolutely LOVE the cupid under the dome! I was at TJ max and Hobby Lobby this weekend and had to resist the urge to buy every dome and cloche I saw! LOL I was a "GOOD GIRL" and left them all on the shelf. Anyway........the table looks LOVELY! Blessings <3 Paula

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  16. So nice to see someone else ready for love day:) Your centerpiece is so very pretty, but mister cupid under the dome is just super clever. Have a great night! Just a reminder too about the newbie linky party...lots of gals are excited about it, and it is a great way to meet like minded creative women, like yourself.

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  17. How very pretty! Red is one of my favorite colors and I love it with white! What I would give to have a sun room! I'm admiring your white bowls and cherry glasses!
    Sheila

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  18. Fun table, and cute centerpiece! Lovin' the great natural light you get from the window-enjoy:@)

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  19. What a lovely table in a beautiful room!! I remember Eckerd Drugs very well too!

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  20. Oh such a beautiful tablescape! Perfect for Valentines Day!
    So great to hear from you! I just love your blog!
    blessings to you...

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  21. Your table is simply lovely! I especially like the angels under the dome, and I agree that they just don't make things as cute as they used to!
    Happy REDnesday!
    Carol

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  22. Very pretty! Thanks for the heads up on this post. I love how you used the roses too from DT. They are so pretty there in your vase. Don't you just love that store lately? I sure do! Have a great day!

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  23. Besides your gorgeous ballerina...she's so precious, I have 2 of these and I'm so totaly enamored of them, one is 6 and the other just 4, Jan 26th. I love your heart plate and such a bargain! My God!
    Thank you for following me, wow, I have to make better stuff so you don't change your mind?! hahaha. I appreciate your lovely comments and do visit the rest of the blog, I'm into it with yours, I love it! and yeah, do correct me on whatever you think I should do better, I'm very open. I'm not like you really with the computer, but I just plain do it, I mean, plain do it. Thank you again my friend.
    XOXO
    FABBY

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