It's time to set the table for Tablescape Thursday and I've been watching some of you set some pretty amazing Halloween tables! Now I'm generally more for "fun" Halloween decorations---but this week I've gathered all my "spooky" items for those of you who dare.....
.... to come over for a bite!
We've been waiting for you!
Welcome!
Actually, lets turn on the lights and see what's haunting this table tonight.
I've set a place for you.
Do you ever get the feeling you're being watched?
A bit of elegance adds to the scary effect...don't you agree?
Don't take your eyes off your plate....or something may grab your dinner....
.... or crawl across your supper!
Our guests promise a lively dinner conversation!
Be sure to check out all the best haunted tables this week (if you dare!) on Wednesday evening at "Between Naps on the Porch" - hosted by the most wonderful Susan!
Happy Halloween however you love to celebrate - fun or frightening....it's all fabulous!
See ya!
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
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Very nice Martha. I love what you did with the peacock feather and the crrepy hand coming out of the cheesecloth. Very good effects indeed!
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Sherry
That was really fun Martha! I love the skull and witch, I think you got me a bit scared!
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A really fun Halloween table!
Cindy
Ohhh Martha, that really is spooky!! You've done a truly wonderful job there! I love it! xxoo
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness. This is just toooo cute for words. There is something for everyone here, from a child to an adult. What fun it would be to have a Halloween party.. I love your dishes.... hugs ~lynne~
ReplyDeleteThis is great...the creepy hand really adds a special touch (haha)! I love the napkins and how clever to use the peacock feathers. Love it!
ReplyDeleteWhere in the world did you find that cat??? That's so funny! He literally looks like a spooked one.
ReplyDeleteI laughed about being watched. So funny...
You did a great job with this, Martha. I had to go sllllowwwly to see the various details because there were so many. I love a table with details!
And boney hand grabber? The perfect touch.
Martha you did a fantastic job on this table! It looks really spooky and great! Lovin' the peacock feathers, what an original idea for Halloween:@)
ReplyDeleteThis table rocks!!!! I love the elegance the silver adds to your table. Wonderful job. I have got to remember the glass plate trick!!! Happy halloween.
ReplyDeleteOoooh, scare-wee (as my grandson would say!!) LOL!
ReplyDeleteThe peacock feather on the pewter plate is perfect! Pretty napkins too!
Great job!
Katherine
That's terrific! I love those napkins, Martha!
ReplyDeleteMartha, wonderfully elegant yet spooky! I love the fabulous napkins, they make you feel like you are at a really fancy event, but then along comes a black hand to steal away whatever blissful feelings you were having at being invited to this soiree! The witch and the skull are just fanciful. OOOOHHHH, I love it all.
ReplyDeleteWow!!!
ReplyDeleteIt is scary! You did a great job making it spooky!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Donna
Martha, this is so elegantly spooky! I love it. That witch is great. I would never have thought to use a peacock feather under the plate - what a perfect touch! Your skull candle holder is so detailed. You have outdone yourself with this H'ween treat! laurie
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun halloween table with the shimmering silver details! Love the layered glass plate over that peacock feather :-)
ReplyDeleteMartha,
ReplyDeleteWonderful, clever post. The peacock feather is perfect. Good job.
Carol
Such fun it is to see what you come up with each week. The peacock feather touch suits my fancy.
ReplyDeleteHi Martha, I think elegant scary is the most scary of all! That bony hand reaching out is really creepy and the peacock feather eye is so effective! Happy Halloween! Linda
ReplyDeleteMartha, managing to mingle "spooky" with "elegant" is quite a trick, but you've pulled it off! How clever to think of using the peacock feathers in that way! And what fabulous paisley napkins!
ReplyDeleteI'll come over and take a bite if nothin' bites back. Girl ya set one spooktacular table!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat fun!!! :o)
God bless and have a super fun day!!!
That peacock feather really does look like an eye. There's nothing scary about those beautiful napkins ... except how much I like them. Fun table!
ReplyDeleteWhat a stunning combo. I love the way you mix the scary treasures to kinda mystical & whimsical treasures. Love all of them.
ReplyDeleteYou really rocks, Lady! Keep it UP...
Happy TS...
Greetings from Stockholm,
/chie
Before I even read the part about being watched by the peacock feather, it's exactly what I was thinking! Very spooky table. Too fun!
ReplyDeleteSheila
That was scary. The peacock feather was a little unnerving....and it does look like you are being watched. I LOVE those napkins. You are so talented.
ReplyDeleteMartha, another great table design! Love all the scary effects, and you put them together just perfect!
ReplyDeleteVery creative and spooky! Fabulous creation, Martha!...Christine
ReplyDeleteThat skull is really menacing with that gunshot wound (?) to the forehead!!! Great table! Have a wonderful Halloween weekend!
ReplyDeleteSpooky! I just love that peacock feather idea. It is such an elegant, yet spooky touch. I love your plates and napkins. Happy Halloween!
ReplyDeleteCreepy in a very elegant fashion. I really like your silver charger plates, and the peacock feather is the perfect exclamation point to your tablescape. Thank you for sharing your design. Cherry Kay
ReplyDeleteThe peacock feather is brilliant!! And I love the napkins too. You did a great and spooky job this week! I am still trying to get around to last weeks' comments!
ReplyDeleteMartha, Your silver and etched goblets are elegant. The table is both scary and elegant; I would call it spook-tacular! Nicely done.
ReplyDeleteBeth
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ReplyDeleteMartha that was a great table, I love the pewter pieces and the witch. It was magical and scary
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