I have gone through my favorite Thanksgiving tablescapes from years past and I am sharing them here on my blog...just a few ideas to help you get started if you need to. As for me, I have something in mind for this year and I am going to start trying it out on my table this week...so stay tuned!
But for now...let's get this party started!
Welcome back to The Scoop!
The weekly party featuring The Scoop on the best from around the web!
We are:
Anita from Cedar Hill Farmhouse
Debbie from Confessions of a Plate Addict
Our host this week is…
Suzy from Worthing Court
Hi everyone! Thank you for taking time out of your busy schedule to come party with us at The Scoop this week.
Now that Halloween is over, I guess we're all focusing on Thanksgiving. It will be here before you know it!
If you're as busy as I am, you may be looking for some quick ideas for your Thanksgiving table. These napkin rings are really cute and couldn't be easier to make. They're uber affordable too. Click HERE to see how I made them.
And just in case you missed it, I showed you How to Get a Designer Look on a Budget last week. If you have to work within a budget like I do, you'll get lots of ideas from the designers for the Chic Chateau showhouse.
Check out some of these links that caught my eye from last week's party.
Okay - yum and yum. Anyone who knows me knows that ice cream is my weakness. I'll definitely be making some of this Pumpkin Pie Ice Cream from Cincy Shopper.
I want to be eight years old again so that I can live in Lily's Pink Bedroom done by Laura from Top This Top That.
Back in the day, everyone coveted the ginormous spools that held large amounts of wire. We all wanted to use them for a table. That is so then. I'll be on the lookout for one now so that I can make a cool Industrial Spool Clock like Rachel from Maison de Pax did.
Have a little spot on your walls that needs a little something-something? A pair of Chippy Shutters adds just the right Architectural Element to Shirley from Housepitality Designs' dining room.
You may think that this wreath was purchased ready-made, but it isn't. Check out how Surroundings By Debi gathered supplies and made a Pottery Barn Inspired Harvest Wreath.
Thank each and every one of you for linking up and visiting every week! This wouldn't be such a great place to party without all of you.
Let's get on with it!
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I'm gonna see your past Tksgiving tables. Thanks for hosting.
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FABBY
Thank you Debbie for being such a gracious hostess!
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Debbie, Thank you so much for hosting The Scoop link party! I can't wait to check out your Thanksgiving tablescape ideas. Have a lovely evening! ~ Jamie
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ReplyDeleteHello sweet lady! Thank you for hosting such a fabulous party. I love stopping by. I hope you get a chance to swing by our party. We would really appreciate it! http://loulougirls.blogspot.com
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All of your tablescapes are beautiful and inspiring!
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