Wow, these are the cutest Easter cookies I have ever seen!
The runner and napkins are from Pottery Barn and the china and flatware are Lenox. The rabbit ear napkin rings are from Pier One.
Thanks for stopping in. Wish I could give you a cookie, but now you know where you can get them - Judy.
Who wouldn't want to eat them before the meal is served!
The cookies were made by The Elm Bakery, Cleveland, MO (just outside Kansas City). They make cakes, cookies, health bars, and desserts and deliver in the KC area. Check out their site here.
Now on to the tablescape. This one is created by my daughter. You know she works many many hours at the hospital and has two young boys so not much time for tablescaping. But today she has designed one to share with you.
The runner and napkins are from Pottery Barn and the china and flatware are Lenox. The rabbit ear napkin rings are from Pier One.
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Judy, kudos to your daughter on her darling table for Easter. She did a fantastic job! The burlap bunny and nests of colorful eggs makes a delightful centerpiece on that beautiful textile.
ReplyDeleteYour daughter did a fabulous job, Judy! I love the burlap napkin ring and how it sets the stage for the cute centerpiece burlap bunny. Looks great with the nests and eggs.
ReplyDeleteThose cookies look so pretty. It would be easier to eat some you bought than slaved over! But still hard to eat something so pretty.
Judy- she must have done her Mama proud - that table is perfectly awesome!
ReplyDeleteI hope you had a wonderful Easter.
Were those cookies as delish as they are adorable?
Have a wondreful weekend. Big hugs.
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ReplyDeleteI have no idea why I keep falling off being a follower of yours - this is the THIRD TIME I had to sign up again. Hrmph. Weird.
Anyway, sorry, just realized when I popped in that I wasn't getting your awesome posts again. Hate that.
Beautiful table...love the runner and napkins.
ReplyDeleteThat is the sweetest Easter table! The cookies look wonderful too!
ReplyDeletesherry
These cookies are marvelous - LOVE your tablescape! I am delighted that you shared with Home and Garden Thursday,
ReplyDeleteKathy