Debonair dogwoods display their sheer, gorgeous blooms in this incredible cloth. Ribbons of gray and white basket weaving were inked into this linen to add a visibly striking contrast.
Saturday, July 12, 2014
Hey There, Lazy Daisy: Vintage Green and Yellow Daisy Tablecloth
Hey there, lazy daisy! Watch as white, dizzy daisies dance across this spring green, lemon yellow and white checked table linen. A white perimeter perfectly frames this tablecloth that is fresh as a daisy.
Checkmate!: Gray and Gold Checkerboard Tablecloth with Red Poppies
Checkmate! Check out this gray and gold checkerboard masterpiece. This handsome checkerboard is bedecked with a field of cardinal red poppies in a circular design that leave the user breathless.
Rural Greetings: Vintage Kitchenware and Poultry Tablecloth
Cock-a-doodle-doo! Good morning to you! Wouldn’t it be great to rise and shine during your hectic morning to this kitschy chartreuse tablecloth?
The motif blends Early American country kitchenware with cocky roosters and friendly hens. Dramatic geometric gray and chartreuse rectangles and black-outlined diamond gems offer smashing impact in the center of the cloth.
The motif blends Early American country kitchenware with cocky roosters and friendly hens. Dramatic geometric gray and chartreuse rectangles and black-outlined diamond gems offer smashing impact in the center of the cloth.
Friday, July 11, 2014
Swirling Ribbons: Rainbow Ribbons Vintage Tablecloth
For the swirl of it! Entwined technicolor ribbons take center stage on this otherwise basic cloth. Timber-wolf gray hugs the perimeter and is offset by a white, carefree border that gives this cloth plenty of pep!
Culinary Cutie: Vintage Kitchen and Vegetables Tablecloth
Foodies rejoice over this culinary cutie complete with delicious veggies and cooking utensils in rich celery greens. Packets of marjoram and other spices add an extra dose of whimsy that would make green-thumb gardener’s smile. The center is a light whisper-soft sage hue that is flanked by traditional herb monikers such as basil and oregano.
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