Candy Canes on a Christmas Tablescape
I did a similar candy themed tablescape like this one several years ago before I started blogging and I have been wanting to do another one for a few years. I made some changes to this one. The marching elves with candy that are on the table are favorites of mine. I was looking for a candy themed tablecloth and I found this one on Mercari a few years ago. It is probably vintage and it is a bit too small for my table so I am using it as a table topper on top of a red tablecloth that I have had for a long time that I bought on Amazon. I love to decorate with red and green at Christmas time, no neutrals for me! My mother loved that color combination at Christmas time and it reminds me of our house during the holidays when I was growing up.
I found these small appetizer or tidbit candy plates at World Market online a few years ago and I knew that I wanted to use them on this tablescape.
I can’t remember where I found these candy cane salad plates, I have had them for several years. They are labeled Bon-Ton Stores, Inc. on the back.
This green dinner plate was called Fun Factory and it was made by Waechtersbach. I have had them for several years and I can’t remember where I bought them.
This stoneware charger or dinner plate came from Pottery Barn several years ago. I love this plate, I also have it in other colors. The pattern is called Cambria. It is the perfect size to be either a dinner plate or a charger plate and I love plates that have that kind of versatility. Pottery Barn doesn’t have this color in this pattern now.
I love these green placemats, they are so whimsical. They are a hard foam material and I can’t remember where I found them. I have had them for several years.
This Milano Red flatware set is by Ginkgo International LePrix. I have had this set for years but it is still for sale. Not sure where I bought it.
My mother made a set of these candy cane napkins for our cousin many years ago. After my mother passed, when my cousin down-sized, she gave them back to me and they are special to me because my mother made them. WIth their colors they are a perfect match for this table topper and this tablescape. I can’t remember where I bought the candy cane napkin rings but it was probably Ebay. I have had them for many years.
I found these candy cane place card holders at Overstock.com a few years ago. The red place cards came from Amazon.
I used my red Waterford Marquis Brookside goblets for this table setting. I bought them at HomeGoods several years ago. If you read my blog you have seen this goblet on many tablescapes. I think if I were starting a tablescaping hobby, a set of red goblets would be one of my first purchases. They can be used several times a year. I bought the green goblets at Pier 1 several years ago. I really like the design of both of these goblets and the colors are perfect for this table setting.
These candy cane striped cake stands were made by Glitterville and they came in a set of three. I bought them many years ago. I love the candy designs around the edges of the stands. I had the smallest one on the top of the stack but I removed it because it made the centerpiece too tall. The small cookie jar on the top was made by Heartfelt Kitchen Creations, Young’s Inc., in 2012.
I truly love this row of four elves with candy on parade! I have had them for a while and I can’t remember where I bought them. The boots, the hats, the one with his hat over his eyes, I love it all! I have to smile every time I look at them.
Who is ready for some candy canes!
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