Bunnies on an Easter Tablescape — Whispers of the Heart

This tablescape is a repeat of a tablescape that I did four years ago when I first started blogging. I just tweaked it a bit. The tablecloth probably came from HomeGoods several years ago.

This melamine green and white bunnies egg-shaped salad plate came from HomeGoods four years ago. The plates are marked The Prairie, By Rachel Ashwel. HomeGoods just doesn’t seem to have the great selection of stock that they had a few years ago. They have just never recovered, the stock is not as good as it was then.

This dinner plate was made by Fiesta and the color is called Lemongrass. It was one of the first dinner plates that I bought when I started tablescaping. It is such a bright and cheerful color. I use this color on tablescapes more than I thought I would. I have this dinner plate in several different colors and I use them all. You can read about what you need to think about when you are buying dinner plates here.

I have a few different white chargers but this is the one I seem to use the most on my tablescapes. The beaded rim design always adds an additional bit of interest to the plate stack. This white beaded charger came from Williams Sonoma and it is called Antique Beaded. It was one of the first chargers I bought 9 years ago when I started tablescaping. A basic white charger is always a good purchase when you are starting a tablescaping collection. To read about what you should be considering when you are buying chargers please click here.

I am using my Madeline Green flatware on this table setting. I bought it at World Market several years ago. I really like the frosted design on the handles. If you google frosted flatware and add the color you are looking for you will find similar sets. After red, I think green flatware is the most used flatware color on my tablescapes because it can be used during both the Spring and Fall seasons. You can read my blog post about what to consider when you are buying flatware here.

The green cotton napkin came from Pier 1 several years ago. It is one of my favorite green colors, I call it Spring Green. I can’t remember where I bought the white ceramic bunny napkin rings. I love those floppy ears! To read about the What, Where and How of napkin rings please click here.

I found these green glass bunny place card holders on Ebay a few weeks ago. They were originally sold by Williams Sonoma. To read about the What, Where and When of place card holders, please click here.

The spiral green glass goblet on the left came from Pier 1 several years ago. I use this goblet often on my tablescapes. The white glass goblet on the right came from Overstock online a couple of months ago. They are called Classic Touch by Alice Pazkus. I have a smaller white goblet but I wanted a taller one and I really like these. You can read my blog post about what to consider when you are buying goblets for your tablescaping collection including the goblet colors that I use most often here.

This centerpiece bunny came from Pottery Barn several years ago. I added some faux grass and a few Easter eggs and set him on a green Rhodes drink dispenser stand that I bought at Pottery Barn several years ago.

I can’t remember where I bought this cute white bunny salt and pepper set. I added it to the table setting, on one side of the centerpiece, just for fun.

I added this small white bunny on the other side of the centerpiece for balance. I can’t remember where I found him either.

I can’t believe how fast the year is passing, Easter will soon be here!

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