Welcome to the 92nd Table Top Tuesday. With Thanksgiving over I am sure everyone is on their way to decorating for Christmas. I know you will all inspire us with your lovely vignettes.
I am going to try and create a French Country Farmhouse Christmas in the kitchen, so I did a small vignette to remind me that a French country home is always ready to entertain and welcome guests. A large basket of fruit, bread, wine and some cheese and grapes at the ready for anyone that should drop by. No lavish decorations, just bountiful displays of food and wine that say WELCOME.
The wheat is a symbol of welcome and is tied with a combination of black and white toile and red checked ribbons to coordinate with the black checked napkins. A loaf of Sesame Seed French Bread and a long Crusty Bagel is perfect to go with our fruit and cheese.
The bounty of food and wine arranged in a vintage wood bucket.
Cheese and grapes on a black and white transferware plate.
A glass for you and one for me. A couple of pinecones and a pointsettia brought in from the yard to celebrate the season.
A little bit of nature's goodness to welcome you when you visit.
Thanks so much for stopping by, I always look forward to your visits. Now, let's see what you have.









Hi lovely lady.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for having your linky party. I hope you are having a great day.
XXOO Diane
So pretty! Can't wait to see all of your holiday decor! Thank you for hosting, xo, Andrea
ReplyDeleteHow lovely and welcoming! Thanks once more for hosting each week! Have a great week.
ReplyDeleteLooks beautiful Marty!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for hosting.
Many moons ago when I traveled through parts of Europe, we dined on bread and cheese many times while on the train. I felt so European! :) Thank you for hosting Table Top Tuesday. I am delighted to join in again this week. :)
ReplyDeleteMarty,
ReplyDeleteYour French Country Theme is truly welcoming! You always put the "best" vignettes together!I adore the blending of the red and white checked ribbon with the black toile one!!! Thank you for hosting this weekly meme! I come away filled with inspiration!
Fondly,
Pat
Marty,
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful vignette!! Love that scale!!
Very charming!!
Thanks so much for hosting and always thanks for your visits and kind comments!!
Hugs,
Deb
Your vignette looks so pretty, Marty. Love all the elements and especially the scale.
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Barb
Thanks for hosting TT again, Marty.
ReplyDeleteHave a great week!
Best wishes,
Natasha.
Marty, this is such a pretty vignette! Thanks so much for hosting each week! Glad to link up!
ReplyDeletePretty vignette. Love the layered ribbon look. Thanks for hosting Marty!
ReplyDeleteHi Marty...
ReplyDeleteI love the theme idea of a French Country Farmhouse Christmas, my friend! Ohhh...and you hit it on the nailhead with this beautiful kitchen vignette that you created for your island! I totally agree...I think bountiful and ready to entertain...can be found in any french country farmhouse! I love all the items that you used in your beautiful Christmas vignette, sweet friend! Thank you for sharing it with us...and always being such an inpsiration! And...thank you for hosting another TTT party for us!
Warmest wishes,
Chari
Hi Marty, everything looks so pretty! Thanks for hosting and I hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving! xo ~Liz
ReplyDeleteP.S. I apologize for the misspelling of tree. *blush*...guess I typed too fast and didn't check before I posted, sorry. ;)
Very charming, Marty! Everything looks wonderful and I'm looking forward to seeing your holiday decor. Thanks for hosting.
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Sandi
Marty, your kitchen is so inviting and welcoming...so I really wish I was there for a pice of that cheese, some NY bagels and those yummy grapes, and coffe or tea? Thank you for hosting lovely lady and for having me, I always look forward to TT. Have a super week. FABBY
ReplyDeleteHi Marty, I hope you had a really nice Thanksgiving! Your french country vignette DOES look very inviting indeed! As does the rest of your lovely home.
ReplyDeleteThank you for being such a gracious hostess I'm always impressed by how good you are about visiting all your party participants! Thanks!!
Hi Marty,
ReplyDeleteGorgeous vignettes. I am in love with the black and white transferware. Thanks for hosting yet another fabulous party. We just launched our What's It Wednesdays Blog Party. We would love for you to link up to our party.
Paula
Hi Marty, great display! I especially like the way you worked the scale into the mix. I got one a couple of months ago and am looking forward to using it. Thanks for the inspiration! Linda
ReplyDeleteI wish my house was "ready for anyone who might want to stop by" like yours. Thanks for hosting this lovely party and for visiting me!
ReplyDeleteHi Marty,
ReplyDeleteI love French Country and your vignettes are perfect. I especially like how you used your vintage scale. Your tabletop ideas continue to amaze me, week after week!
Cheryl
Hi Marty, always love how you put things together and using the two ribbons!! Thanks for the party, just linked up! xoxo
ReplyDeleteMarty your vignette looks beautiful!! It made me hungry LOL! Thanks so much for hosting, Martina
ReplyDeleteIt's a lovely vignette! And so welcoming!
ReplyDeleteI love your French-inspired vignette, Marty! It looks so welcoming & natural. Thanks for being such a good hostess!!
ReplyDeleteLovely, Marty! I'm still enjoying a bit of fall around here too.
ReplyDeleteThat is a very country French vignette.
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty, Marty! I just love wheat, and all the other elements look so healthy and delicious!
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting TTT!
Elaine
Creating Wonderful Spaces
Hi Marty,
ReplyDeleteYour vignette is wonderful! I love the wheat. Thanks for having us over! It is always a pleasure.
Sherry
I always look forward to what you display love the two ribbons together on your wheat. Hope you are all rested from Thanksgiving.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful vignette Marty! I love your scale. Hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving. Thanks for hosting.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Marty! Such a busy time of year. I really admire you party ladies! I love the idea of always being ready for visitors. I hope I can manage that too this year!
ReplyDeleteHi Marty, what a lovely and inviting vignette you created. I love the transfer plate on top the scales. Thanks so much for hosting. hugs ~lynne~
ReplyDeleteLove your display Marty! Thanx for hosting and hope you had a fab Thanksgiving!!
ReplyDeleteso beautiful- opulent and lush like a Vermeer painting. love the red and white check mixed with the black and white check-
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Karen
Hi Marty, You've created a lovely French Country welcome in your kitchen. What a wonderful way to welcome your guest. Thanks for hosting your amazing party.
ReplyDelete~Emily
The French Hutch
Your vignette is so pretty, I wish I could sit down for a glass of wine, some cheese & hunk of bread. It looks good enough to eat!
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty bounty of goodness from your welcoming home.
ReplyDeleteHow pretty, Marty! You know I love the frenchy look! My post is based on a PB catalog vignette...with a pillow arrangement on a table top...so I hope that's OK! Happy week!...hugs...Debbie
ReplyDeleteHi Marty! Oh, your vignette is so pretty! It does look very Frenchy~
ReplyDeleteBe a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
I'm joining in this time! Thanks for hosting! I hope to start Christmas decorating this week, I'm still recuperating from company at Thanksgiving! Looking forward to seeing lots of decor!
ReplyDeleteKatherine
As always, your decor is so warm and welcoming. I can always tell when someone decorates from the heart, and you do!! Thanks for hosting Marty ~ it's such a fun party every week.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Susan and Bentley
Marty, your tablescape looks lush and sumptious and just plain bountiful! What a great feast for the eyes.
ReplyDeleteYour table is the sign of abundancy. You always find such a great settings of your vignettes, Marty.
ReplyDeleteI am enjoying with you and your visitor's playing with you.
Happy TTT.
P,S.
I now updated my post so to join your memem.
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/chie
I love your vignette Marty. And of course that scale.
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting the party!
Have a great day.
Pam
I love that you are doing a french country Christmas. The vignettes in your kitchen are truly charming. You my dear are literally the queen of vignettes!
ReplyDeleteI am so excited to be participating in TTT again today. I so enjoy seeing all these delightful creations that people put on for us to go to. Hope to be able to go to most if not all. What a great group of people/blogs that are doing this.
How inviting!! :) Thanks for sharing such a "tasteful" display. :)
ReplyDeleteMarty dear, how wonderful it must be to have all that room on your counters. My little 1950's kitchen doesn't allow for such pretty vignette's! Everything is so pretty and interesting to look at. You much have such fun changing them.
ReplyDeleteNow...on to Christmas! :)
Lovely pictures. I've joined your party and put me up as follower.
ReplyDeleteRegards from Sweden
Elna
Marty, I really like the cheese dome on top of the scales...may have to do that myself.
ReplyDeleteHi Marty, over from Tootsie's. What a beautiful lay out for today's post. Such sharp and bright photos. I will be back to check out the links. I am so busy making all my 21 gifts I do not have time to do any table tops but I can sure enjoy all of these. Blessings during the holidays.
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Hi Marty,
ReplyDeletethank you for all your nice inspirations.
best greetings, Johanna
I think you have the French Country look nailed, Marty! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteAs always, thanks for hosting your fabulous party!
XO,
Jane
Marty,
ReplyDeleteHello ! I love the beautiful display you have. I like the wheat. Pat
So creative Marty,
ReplyDeletelinking up this week.
Thanks for hosting.
I love your decor! It is so colorful and festive! Thanks for hosting today!
ReplyDelete-Shelley
Hi Marty, The bread, cheese, and fruit look so tasty. Wish I could hop over for a bite.
ReplyDeleteHi Marty, I love that scale and it has so many uses. Thanks bunches for hosting and I am so sorry to be late to the party. hugs♥O
ReplyDeleteWell I love the wonderful french welcome! Nothing like a nice glass of wine and a loaf of le pain to start out a visit *winks*Thanks for letting me join the party Marty! Vanna
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for hosting your linky party. I appreciate the opportunity to share and enjoy your posts everyday!
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