Halloween China Cabinet

I went by the booth on Saturday to 

update the Halloween display.

Wait what -what booth you say?

Well I am so happy to announce 

that I have returned to my 

old stomping grounds at

the Red Scooter Antique Mall

on Main Street in Taylorsville, Kentucky.

I will post more about the store later, 

but today let me share the Halloween goodness.

 Almost all of this was on my Beewitched Table

I shared with you last week.

And now it's available at the store!

 In addition I have some adorable soaps,

dish towels, invitations and other goodies.

 Fancy or casual I've got you covered

with plates, luncheon napkins,

cocktail napkins and drinkware.

 Be sure to decorate for your goblins

with burlap accent hats, table runners,

aprons and dish towels.

I'm planning on adding
to the cabinet with more
milkglass from my collection.

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Beewitching Table

Happy Halloween!
I'm joining the Witches
Halloween Party!

I setup this Beewitching table out on our 

back porch this weekend.

It's a combination of milk glass, burlap and lace.

With a few touches of ribbon and pumpkins.

I bought a set of 8 Victorian hat pins on Ebay

and thought they would go great with my witch theme.

I put four in the floral centerpiece -

see the heart shaped pin between the roses -and

four in the napkin rings!

I used black lace gloves to hold my black

and white flatware

 embellished with black

and white checked ribbon with a

Halloween sticker sentiment.

Hobnail milkglass was used for the goblets.

When I was checking the dish pantry I discovered

these adorable milk glass shooty,

which I thought would be great as placecard holders.

Burlap plate chargers, table runner and witches

hats add a modern touch to the milk glass.

And for my orange accent I used 

fire king salad plates

and saucers.

 Please read my post on

ribbon napkin rings

to see how I used ribbon, hat pins and stickers

to create these beewitching treats!

I had a lot of fun putting all these

touches together and hope you

enjoyed our Halloween on the Porch!

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