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Evergreen Christmas Centerpiece And Tablescape

I’m so happy to share my simple evergreen Christmas centerpiece and tablescape with you. This is the perfect setting for a chilly evening when you want to relax by the fire or enjoy a really good holiday movie. In fact, I’m ready for both!

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Welcome to our Celebrate Christmas Blog Hop with festive Christmas trees, tablescapes, centerpieces, wreaths and door decor. It just doesn’t get any better than this! A big thank you goes to Leen of Sand Dollar Lane and Amy of Atta Girl Says for hosting our hop. All the links are at the bottom of the post.

If you’re stopping over from Libbie’s, A Life Unfolding I’m happy to welcome you too and happy holidays!

Evergreen Christmas Centerpiece And Tablescape

If you’re looking for a cozy spot for a casual meal, how about a beautiful spread on your coffee table. To create the look all you need is a pretty arrangement, enough room for plates, a charcuterie tray and candles.

I’m so lucky that our grocery store has a excellent floral department, because it saves me so much time and money.  I created an evergreen arrangement with a bundle of pine and cedar greenery, pepper berries and hypericum berry flowers.

For a container, I’m using a mixing bowl, which is sitting inside a decorative bamboo bowl. Since this is a shallow bowl I’m using the old tape grid technique. My first choice is usually floral tape, but as it turns out regular tape works too.

The tape grid will support the greenery as I add stems working from the outer edge to the center. Pinecones work great for filler and look pretty too.

   

As long as I add fresh water every few days, it should last for several weeks.

Setting the Table

To create a layered look and continue the evergreen theme, use two cloth napkins set at a diagonal. Then arrange a few pieces of cedar with a serving tray or board on top.

You may not know this about me but I look for any excuse to use plaid. There’s another plaid pattern on the larger plates.

For more plaid tablescape ideas see my post Vintage Ticking and Plaid Tablescape.

 

Of course candles add to the cozy feel of the tablescape, but you’ll want to be careful where you place them. No catching your sleeves on fire, and never leave candles unattended.

For a little sparkle a silver bowl holds bread rounds to go along with the mercury candles. I love the vintage feel it gives the table setting.

 

As far as charcuterie trays go, I say forget the rules and include what you like best. We like a variety of sweet and savory flavors, and I’m always trying out new combinations. See my post Create Your Own Charcuterie Tray for a list of suggestions.

 

All that’s left is to uncork the wine, get comfortable and watch a movie. 

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Our Celebrate Christmas Blog Hop continues with Lindsay of Aratari at Home sharing a delightful gingerbread Christmas tablescape. Please come back and visit all these wonderful bloggers at your leisure.

Cheers!

 

Atta Girl Says // Harbour Breeze Home // Kippi at Home // A Life Unfolding

Thistle Key Lane // Aratari At Home // Postcards from the Ridge // What Meegan Makes

Hearth and Vine // Sustain My Craft Habit // My Family Thyme // Dabbling & Decorating

Worthing Court // The Tattered Pew // Zucchini Sisters // Sweet Pea

Noting Grace // Sonya Burgess Blog // White Arrows Home // The Little by Little Home

 

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