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A Pink Tablescape!

Welcome friends to Natasha in Oz! Thanks so much for stopping by and visiting me in my little corner of the world Down Under.

In honour of Breast Cancer Awareness Month I decided to go pink for today's tablescape post which I will be linking to Tablescape Thursday at Between Naps on the Porch.


I have used the same pink napkins and Noritake crockery that I used last week but have added some more pink accents with the tablecloth and some little pink treasures that I used as decorations.



The beautiful lillies were given to me by my sister and brother-in-law and the pink tipped cactii ( I don't know its correct botanical name-sorry) came from my garden.


 




I really love our Noritake dinner set. We got each piece from family and friends as wedding gifts.


As usual Susan from Between Naps on the Porch is kindly hosting the tablescape event and I am sure there will some amazing Halloween-inspired tables to view.

Susan's post today is particularly interesting because she has offered some really great advice, advice which could have been written just for me! You see I only have 3 dinner sets and as I was setting this table I thought to myself, "Gee this is going to get boring using the same old dinner sets every few weeks." Susan addresses this very issue and has posted some excellent examples of mixing and matching-you must check it out!

Thanks to everyone for visiting today and thanks also to the wonderful people who have posted comments, advice and hints. I am still learning many things about blogging ( just this week I learnt about feeds but then I also somehow deleted a comment! And what is HTML???) but I am having the best time making some wonderful new friends in cyberspace!

Best wishes,
Natasha.

Early detection is key....if I hadn't found my lump early, I don't know what would have been. I am still here and I want to encourage women to do that on a regular basis - Olivia Newton-John         

43 comments:

  1. I hope you laugh and please don't cry or I might start.

    Cheri

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  2. What a beautiful table scape ! Really...you are such a natural martha stewart : ) ! Its very impressive....!

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  3. That table is lovely. The lilies are so pretty.
    Is that Chandon gold? My dil chose that pattern in silver.
    Just google things you want to know, there is usually so good info to help.
    I am not good at explaining it!

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  4. I'm so happy to see you using your wedding china. Doesn't each piece bring memories of your special day, family and friends? It is beautiful, and so is your table. I used some of my wedding china and crystal in my tablescape this week. You know what they say about great minds?
    Thanks for showing us this beautiful table.
    Yvonne

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  5. Oh the table is so pretty. I love the beautiful china, it is just gorgeous. Such a lovely table. Hugs, Marty

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  6. That is a beautiful tablecloth! This is a lovely tablescape -- the white dishes are perfect!

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  7. Soooo pretty & your colors speak to the October theme of Breast Cancer Awareness so beautifully & it also picks up the colors of your wall decor, too. That dark burgundy up there would be a good color for a Christmas tablescape someday.

    Love your TALL vase with the lillies! What a statement it makes. :D

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  8. Yeah for your post inspired by Breast Cancer Awareness month! Go Pink! Love your tablescape and I really love your white dishes...I have a thing for white dishes too! Don't forget Friday is Frugalicious Friday! Link up your fabulous finds and Diy projects!

    Jane @ Finding Fabulous

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  9. It all works so well in your dining room. I love all the pink for October.

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  10. Thanks for the "pink" reminder. It can't be said too often. Your table looks beautiful, fresh flowers really add to the look.

    Sue

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  11. Love This! And what an important message you're bringing through the beauty of this tablescape! Great job! Hope you can stop by and see my Dining Room turned Library. I was gonna just try it for the picture - but I think I might have a library for good now! LOL! Take care!

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  12. You could have a great tasting grilled cheese sandwich on those pretty plates. Use them every day. They are beautiful.
    Happy TT
    Love Claudie
    xoox

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  13. I love the little white salt and pepper shakers and the last black and white photo.

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  14. Love the pink look, works wonderful in that room as well

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  15. This is lovely.. it honestly is.. I'm doing a Pink lunch on Saturday... with a few friends!! In Dubai we also have the Breast Cancer Awareness walk on 30th Oct.

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  16. OOh, jsut found you via Ada and Darcy - lovely tablescape!

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  17. Beautifully assembled, like the idea of mixing and matching which you have done so artfully.

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  18. Love your all white on pink and it is so great that you have reminded us to be aware of breast cancer. I am a survivor! Thanks for visiting with me and signing up to join me on our journey. Love for you to come by often! Have a nice day!

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  19. Glad to hear you took Susan's advice because your table looks wonderful.
    Thanks for sharing this with me today and have a good weekend.
    Joyce

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  20. Your table is lovely. I love Noritake. My wedding china is from them but has been discontinued, so sad. Thanks for stopping by and visiting my table. Have a great day!

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  21. Just passing by, but wanted to say how beautifully done your table looks today! Happy Tablescape Thursday to you! ~tina

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  22. What pretty vibrant colors! Looks almost tropical. You'll learn little by little. That's how I did it.
    Brenda

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  23. This is a lovely table you have made and shared today. Come by and join in my giveaway today!

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  24. Fantastic Idea! With all the black and orange (that includes me) this month, its nice to see some pink...
    ~Really Rainey~

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  25. Hello...

    I love that you've done a tablescape in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness! Love all the pretty pinks...the tablecloth is gorgeous! Love your beautiful place setting too! But I must admit that the very first thing to catch my eye was that fabulous tall vase full of lilies!!! It's really gorgeous and such a show-stopper! Love it!!! I also was admiring that beautiful fabric/pattern of your window shade...it's really beautiful and it also makes a lovely backdrop for your table!!! Thank you for sharing your beautiful table with us today!

    Warmest wishes,
    Chari @Happy To Design

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  26. Beautiful serene table. Very pretty tablecloth.

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  27. Beautiful! I especially like the tablecloth.

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  28. so pretty and so elegant...I love the colors...Loved visiting your blog...Blog hopping is one of my favorite things to do.
    Hope you will stop by my Christmas blog...a great giveaway will be given away Sunday night....
    http://grammyababychangeseverything.blogspot.com

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  29. What a lovely tablescape! How sensitive and appropriate to honor the color pink this month.
    Happy day, Lilly

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  30. What a gorgeous table! So elegant.

    BTW you are so not a failure on TOPH challenge. We all have our little unmentionables (I have track lighting, some wall to wall etc.)

    Thanks for stopping by!

    xoxo

    SC

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  31. Elegance beyond description. Have a beautiful eve. TTFN ~Marydon

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  32. This is a beautiful table! Good job!
    ~Liz

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  33. Beautiful table in pink. So fresh and I like the pink with the orange. For a great cause as well. Thanks for coming by my sight. You asked about my flatware. It's 1847 Rogers Bros. The pattern is called Renaissance. It was my Moms silver and she left it to me. Hope you are having a great week, and look forward to more posts from you!

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  34. How beautiful the lilies make this tablescape--striking!! I love that tablecloth--it reminds me of this fashion designer who always used to do colors like that.....I was wondering if the board that looks upholstered on the wall changes or stays the same? It is pretty!

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  35. Beautiful pink tablescape! Love the color combination. So nice to do a October TT on breast cancer awareness.

    Thanks for following my blog!

    Katherine

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  36. Hi Nannykim. Thanks for stopping by. Thanks also for leaving such lovely comment. I think you might be referring to my Roman blinds? I just got this blind for the dining area and some curtains in the same fabric for our lounge room. I love it because it looks like it belongs in an English cottage! Best wishes, NM.

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  37. Everything is so pretty! What a wonderful tablescape!

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  38. Beautiful table ... love the pink tablecovering ... love your dining room. It's fun to communicate across the globe, huh?? Enjoyed your site ... and thanks for dropping by to visit with me. I'll be looking for those recipes next week ...

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  39. Love this setting....and that print on your wall *swoon*! Looks so lovely with the tablecloth. If it makes you feel better, I've been married 24 years and only *just* got my third table setting...rose china from my mama :O)
    So glad to have "found" you out in blogland!
    peace.

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  40. Your dining room is gorgeous!! Love the accent wallpaper, so classy and feminine, I adore flowers! Thanks for visiting my blog!

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