Spring Dessert Vignette

“Spring Dessert Vignette”

I suffer from an unknown syndrome.  

I come down with it almost every holiday.

I am going along on my merry day-to-day way …

when all of a sudden I open a calendar and see the date and

realize that an upcoming holiday is a LOT closer than I realized.

“The-Holiday-is-Closer-Than-I-Thought-Panic-

Attack-Syndrome.”

So today, I got a little jump start and put together a

Spring Dessert Vignette.

The day before Easter, I will simply remove some of the

decorative items and replace it with my famous

Southern Banana Pudding and

Coconut-Lime Layered Cake.

(more on these later)

I started with a stack of these darling, ruffled pink dessert plates.

I have had these for years and love using them each Spring.

A stack of vintage Irish Lace Napkins adds a simple

touch of old charm.

Speaking of vintage Irish Lace Napkins, I sold a set of eight napkins

during the Flea Market Blog Hop earlier this week.

I have had a lot of inquiries into them, so I will be selling more of

these sets next week.

A cute, white pitcher holds mix-and-match vintage silver.

The White Chocolate Easter Egg Bark Candy I shared

earlier is stacked onto a ruffled-edge footed plate, with a

cute Dollar Tree Bunny standing guard.

I moved my large wood tray which I usually have on

my Dining Room table to the chest for this vignette.

I love the reclaimed wood the tray is made of.

A fern and moss basket which I picked up at Pier 1 years ago is

filled with speckled-pastel eggs.

I will be sharing this simple project with you next week, as well.

And my mainstay for every vignette in the Dining Room is back.

My oh-so-treasured Pink and White Staffordshire Soup Tureen.

(I know you get tired of seeing it.)

An assortment of pink, white and blue silks and ferns fills

it to the brim…

A cute bird nest with mini eggs is the perfect accent.

These silks will be replaced with fresh orchids for our Easter dinner.

The best part is that I shopped my home for everything you see.

Budget = $0

<insert Happy Dance!>

I love how the soft pastel colors of the Vignette pulls colors from

the painting above.

Best part – I am not quite in such a panic that Easter is so close.

Dessert Buffet – check!

Thank you for letting me share my Spring Dessert Buffet with you.

I hope you have a beautiful and blessed weekend, and I will see

you next week.

I would love it if you would pin these to your favorite

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