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Such a fun table Mary, I always love a nautical theme! Pretty napkin rings and I noticed the great tablecloth right away-super price!
PS-I might just take you up on your Pimento Cheese dare:@)
oh, my gosh…..this could be the cutest post I’ve seen all summer. I love the product and these dishes are so unique and charming!
Linda @ A Toile Tale
I love Kohl’s, but I do not get in there nearly as often as I should! I think your Feeling Crabby tablescape is too cute, Mary! LOVE the plates!
When it comes to your tables, it’s hard to pick a favorite, however, this one ranks high on my list and it doesn’t even have a quilt!
What a gorgeous table setting. I’ve long been a fan of Blue Crab Bay, my mother-in-law’s momma works for the company, actually! Am totally loving this new stoneware they’re offering too, have seen it at my local restaurant supply and have been eying it. Glad I found ya, will definitely be back!
So pretty…as they always are! I would love to see a pic of your storage where you keep all these dishes and accents. Must be a warehouse! ;-)
Love this! I live on Mobile Bay, where blue crabs are an everyday part of life.
Another awesome table of course, but I was jumping up and down when I read your tip about using Catch & Release for wrinkles ! When I iron things generally look worse, so can’t wait to try this!
You are such a creative person and I love that you share all your tips with us. We are lucky.
Your Blue Crab tablescape brings back wonderful childhood memories of my sister, brother and I catching blue crabs off the jetty in the Florida Keys, where my aunt and uncle lived..we could catch buckets of them..so much fun and fond memories….so thanks Mary, for reminding me of those wonderful days in the Florida Keys with your gorgeous tablescape. Not only do you present us always with spectacular, creative tablescapes, but so many great recipes and tips for us to enjoy. I have a Kohl’s near me, but rarely go there…I need to do that upon your recommendation….and thanks for the heads up on the Downy wrinkle remover spray!!…great product. Have a wonderful day Mary!
Mary I love this table! You have the prettiest dishes and linens. I too have found some awesome markdowns at Kohl’s! Love the idea of the Downy wrinkle releaser! Hugs, Linda
What a great table, and thanks for the hint about the wrinkle release, I will definitely pick a bottle up next time I am shopping. xo
Mary, the Blue Crab stoneware is charming with its rope border and beautiful blues. The crabs and nautical details make a perfect centerpiece. Thanks for the tips. I’ll have to stop in Kohls and also pick up a bottle of the Downy. I’ve already put it on the shopping list! ;-)
Fun table, Mary. Glad you were feeling crabby. LOL
Nothing wrong with feeling crabby when the result is this fun table! Love the centerpiece – and everything else! I love the way you tie everything together…
I use the Downy Wrinkle release ALL the time, it is fabulous. I also take a small travel bottle when I go somewhere. It sure doesn’t LOOK like you were crabby, the table is beautiful as always. Your narrative is always so imaginative, you could have a second career as a writer! I love that FREE tablecloth but never seem to have good luck at Kohl’s for some reason. Maybe I don’t go often enough. Is there a better day to go by any chance do you know? Thanks for another inspiring table. XO, Pinky
You create like you breathe all the time in such a delightful way. You really have an eye to catch the bargains, put them all together in a pretty, fun and interesting way. Also, to pass on those great tips like the Downy Wrinkle release spray. I must look for that.
Your crabby table is fabulous Mary!
I use wrinkle release whenever possible.:-)
Great table, so nautical. Amazing plates, just beautiful.
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What a pretty, nautical table, Mary! The dips sound delish. I love your tips, too. I need to get some of that wrinkle release as I’m an iron hater, too.
Mary, this tablescape is just fantastic. Love the crab dinnerware, the tablecloth, the floats, everything! Since we moved inland, I’m really missing my crab. And one of my favorite things to eat is soft shell crab. Thanks for sharing your tip about the Downy product. I had not seen it, but I will be on a mission to find some. I don’t iron much since I retired!
Such a great table Mary. I am very fond of the nautical theme! Twenty years ago, I bought a t-shirt at a crab shack in Florida that said “Don’t Worry….Be Crabby”. Love the crab plates and napkin rings! Your tablecloth was a real bargain ;o)
Get outta here! This is great!!! Perfectly balanced! I have never been crabbing before (is that even the correct term?), but this would be a great enticement! Since that is stoneware, does that automatically make those blue stone crabs? :-) I love the design, and I love the little matching bowls for the dips! I have heard about that Downy wrinkle releasing formula, but I have never tried it. I think I’ll pick up a bottle to try out just for kicks. I don’t mind ironing when I’m at home with lots of good stuff on the DVR to catch up on, but I can still think of several instances where it would come in very handy! I haven’t ever really shopped much at Kohl’s except for Ramon’s work clothes. (Such good prices that I don’t freak out so much when he comes home with blood or Betadine on them!) Every time I peeked in the home department, the prices seemed exorbitant to me. With all the discounts and coupons, though, it’s definitely worth it!!!!!!! Thanks for that tip!
I did a crab table this week too… and yours is beautiful. I never thought about the Downy wrinkle bottle but will definately try it out.
You have inspired me to go to Kohl’s and look for some bargains.
Cynthia
Just gorgeous!
That’s a pretty darn cute way to be crabby! Thanks so much for the tip on the wrinkle release. Wish I would have know about it before ironing my tablecloth for last weekend’s birthday party! Gotta get some!
Love your new potting shed below!!!
This is awesome!! Your table is perfect for “crabbing”, lol..if it is a word indeed, otherwise it’s funny, heheheheeehhiii I’m swooning with those dishes, all the pieces are adorable and very pretty too. Wow, such a well balanced sea side tablescape.Tks. for the tip on the wrinkle release, I’ll have to get one. Happy weekend and happy TT.
FABBY
Your feeling crabby tablescape is a delight for your readers! It’s gorgeous!
I’ve heard of the sir name “Barefoot”. I went to school with the Barefoot sisters (in Texas). I think it is an American Indian name, and they were Indian decent.
Love the tablescape and the tip! beautiful photos!
Fabulous, I love those plates! I have never seen that china. What a great table and the food looks delicious!
I don’t have a Kohls near,it is an hour away. I have ordered off their web site when they have good sales!
Great job, Mary!
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