Melamine Dinnerware

Happy Wednesday, my dear Everyday Friends.

I know this post finds many of you buried under

the snow or freezing your patooties off in a

frozen tundra.

I am sending you warm hugs and happy thoughts

of Spring and hope we see cherry blossoms and

red-breasted robins and buttercups very soon.

Today, I am sharing a post by my fabulous

Design Contributing Editor,

Dawn at Creative Cain Cabin. 

She is talking about her lovely collection of

Melamine Dinnerware.

Hi All! It’s me, Dawn from Creative Cain Cabin 

back to show you how to use Melamine when

it comes to decorating.  I’ve acquired a love for the

1950’s Melamine Dinnerware. Luckily it’s so

popular again you don’t have to scour thrift

shops to find the vintage stuff, you now can

find it in most any store. 

I adore all the bright colors and fun patterns

Melamine Dinnerware comes in. Why wouldn’t

anyone just love this stuff? Plus, it’s virtually

indestructible making it a go to for dinnerware

in campers, but for me I enjoy setting my

everyday table with Melamine. The pop of colors

just make me smile. 

I even decided to add an additional turquoise plate

as my centerpiece along with a nubby vase, that’s

actually a coffee cup, full of grocery store mums.

Please tell me you are also attracted to the

inexpensive, festive dinnerware? 

Let me give you a list of where the items came from:

Yellow Melamine Chargers : Hobby Lobby $1.99 each

Red Polka-dot Square Dinner Plates: Target $1.99 each

Turquoise Square Dinner Plates: Target $1.99 each

Turquoise Tin Buckets: Target $1.00 each

Nubby Vase: Target $3.99

Red Flatware: Walmart $9.99

Red and White Pillow Cover: Hobby Lobby $4.99

You don’t have to spend a lot of money to create a

pretty table, and for me I like the look of this over

expensive stuff any day:)

Thanks Dawn.

I have to admit I do not have any Melamine Dinnerware

but why do I want to go out and purchase a

set now that I have seen your set and your

charming tablescape?

🙂

Thank you so much for sharing.

If anyone would love to pin this for future reference,

please PIN IT to your fave boards.

You can also follow along with me at:

PINTEREST      FACEBOOK

TWITTER      INSTAGRAM

GOOGLE +     HOMETALK

BLOGLOVIN‘

xxoo, Barb