Blue and Yellow Easter Tablescape
Can you believe Easter is just 12 days away? This year won’t be a typical Easter holiday, as our Church is closed and we’re not going to be visiting with our elderly parents. But decorating for Easter helps to make things feel a little more normal. Today, I’m going to share my Blue and Yellow Easter Tablescape.
This tablescape is part of the Easter Tablescape Blog Hop, hosted by my friend Chloe from Celebrate and Decorate. Be sure to visit the other talented table stylists at the bottom of this post for more table setting ideas!
The inspiration for this table came from these yellow bunny plates that I found at a thrift shop last Fall. It was love at first sight! They were manufactured in Portugal by Bordallo Pinneiro. I knew they would be perfect for an Easter tablescape!
I layered the bunny plates with rattan chargers and vintage floral salad plates. I used the floral china before in last year’s Bird Themed Spring Tablescape. I had the linen napkins with blue stripes in my stash.
I made the blue and yellow floral fabric Easter eggs that rest in a bed of raffia at each place setting. The blue sherbet dishes are from my Depression Glass collection.
Faux blue hydrangea stems are arranged in mini milk bottles. The tablecloth is a piece of vintage chenille fabric.
A vintage cast iron lamb cake mold serves as a centerpiece. He is another treasured gift from my mom.
The lamb is joined by a white cast iron bunny with an egg in his backpack. A weathered board serves as a table runner.
A vintage Easter basket also sits in the middle of the table…
…filled with raffia and hand crafted floral fabric carrots.
The teapots look vintage, but they’re from The Christmas Tree Shop!
Yellow and white gumdrops are served in a vintage cabbage dish.
The sideboard was also decorated for Easter.
I hope you enjoyed my Blue and Yellow Easter Tablescape. Don’t forget to visit the others below!
Happy Easter!
Rebecca
Celebrate & Decorate
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Create With Cynthia
Home is Where the Boat Is
Debbee’s Buzz
Belle Blue Interiors
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Life and Linda
At Home with Jemma
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Our Crafty Mom
Zucchini Sisters
Red Cottage Chronicles
My Thrift Store Addiction
White Arrows Home
Corner of Plaid and Paisley
Southern Nell Gracious Living
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Blue Sky at Home
Intelligent Domestications
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The Little Yellow Corner Store
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Calypso in the Country
Hi, I just found your blog through My Wee Abode. You had me at blue! It’s my favorite color and the yellows are just perfect. I love the bunny dishes from Portugal and the chenille fabric. What a great combination of blue and yellow. So pretty! I’m also linking to celebrate your story, thank you for hosting!
Welcome Gena! I’m so glad you’re here! Thank you for the kind words about my tablescape. I’m partial to all things blue, too 🙂 And thanks for linking up and joining CYS! Cheers!
Rebecca, I love your beautiful springtime Easter table! The chenille tablecloth is the perfect backdrop for your yellow and blue table. The vibrant color of the depression glass is gorgeous against the yellow. It all brings a smile to my face. I hope you and your family are safe and healthy. Wishing you a blessed Easter holiday!
Hi Rebecca, I love your color palette and pretty fabric Easter eggs! Happy & healthy Easter! Blessings, Cecilia @My Thrift Store Addiction
Rebecca your table is so pretty. All of your vintage touches make my heart swoon. The vintage fabric tablecloth is gorgeous. I love that I watched you make those pretty Easter eggs on your Facebook page and then to see them styled here. They are perfect! I have enjoyed visiting and hopping with you. Happy Easter season!
Rebecca, this is such a beautiful and cheerful table setting! The vintage fabric you used for your cloth is the perfect backdrop for all your pretty pieces. The lamb mold is such a charming centerpiece, and so appropriate. This is a perfect setting for the celebration of Easter!
Rebecca, your table is beautiful! I love blue and yellow together, and it is perfect for an Easter table. The eggs and carrots you made are so pretty and add a perfect touch to your table. I have so enjoyed my visit! Take care!
I am in love with your dishes and the whole blue and yellow theme!! It’s so pretty!! I love the way you decorated the eggs and added them to the table! So many treasures! Your sideboard is styled so well too!
Rebecca, I am immediately drawn to your lovely table of lemon yellow with cobalt blue. It is so striking! I love your antique lamb mold. I have been searching for one since my mom use to make adorable cakes and it brings back so many memories. It makes a lovely decor piece when not in use. Your decorated sideboard is so cute with the concrete bunny and urn with moss. The fabric carrots are a lovely touch too. Happy Easter Rebecca.
Rebecca, you have some lovely vintage pieces. I love the blue depression glass, the lamb mold, and the Bordello Pinhero bunny plates are so neat. The plate stack is very striking with the vintage chenille fabric cloth. Of course, the cute fabric eggs add just the right touch.
Have a blessed Easter. Nice blog hopping with you again.
Love the blue and yellow combo! Those eggs and carrots you covered in fabric turned out wonderful. I didn’t know depression glass came in that nice blue! My mother always baked with her aluminum lamb mold a cake for Easter when we were kids. Brings back memories! Wishing you a great Easter!
Your blue and yellow table is so sunny and warm. I love the vintage chenille as your tablecloth, the texture is fabulous! Your embossed bunny plates were a good find!! I hope you have a nice Easter, take care.
Oh my goodness, Rebecca, what a fabulous Easter table. Love the sunny yellow and vibrant blue color combo set on the incredible textured tablecloth especially! I have the Bordello plates in pink (found Tuesday Morning) in a dessert size. Wouldn’t it be great to combine them for one table? The fabric eggs you made are delightful and perfect at each place setting. And, who couldn’t love that sweet lamb from mom!
Rebecca, I love so many things about your bright tablescape: the yellow chenille tablecloth, the 2 sets of plates, the pop of blue in the flowers. the eggs and the fabric carrots. Great Easter table, my friend.
**Sigh**Ahh…blue and yellow is my favourite!! I just love your cheerful table! Thanks so much for sharing your inspiration with us all.
Such a sweet table you have set for Easter. It was so fun hopping with you. Stay safe and healthy! Cynthiat at Create With Cynthia.
Rebecca, what a gorgeous table – the vibrant blues really stand out. It’s so pretty how you mixed it with yellow too. The whole table is so cheerful and festive! Great hopping with you…stay well!
Shelley
Rebecca, I love the blue and yellow for Easter, it is so cheerful. The vintage fabric you used as a table cloth sets the stage for all your vintage items. I love the lamb mold, it makes a lovely centerpiece. The Bordallo yellow bunny plates were a great find, I am a bit envious! I love your vintage tablescape, perfect for Easter!
Rebecca, I adore the blue and yellow, some french country colors. wow, you are fortunate to have found those Bordallo yellow plates. I have the green ones and a few pink. The fabric covered eggs are so sweet. I love bunnies so yours is no exception. Sweet finds. A pleasure to hop along with you. Stay safe.
Hi Rebecca! I’m loving those blue and white chinoiserie eggs! They try to still the show, but those fabulous vintage plates hold there on. I love your Easter tablescape! So glad to join this blog hop, so many talented ladies.
Oh my, be still my vintage-loving heart! Rebecca, I would’ve taken you out in the aisle 😉 had I been shopping when you were to have found those yellow Bordallo bunny plates! I have an oval platter in green that matches them! Love the chenille piece for your table cover, and the fabric carrots and covered eggs are smashingly cute. The blue with yellow is really pretty together. I had one of those lamb cake molds but sold it my downsize. Yours is much more valuable, given the sentimental worth. You knocked this one out of the ballpark insofar as my vintage game is concerned!
Beautiful Rebecca! I love the cobalt blue and yellow palette, and the new bunny plates are adorable! I am crazy about the eggs and floral fabric carrots you made, so pretty!!
Rebecca, you have styled such a lovely table with so many vintage touches! How lucky for you to have found those Pinnero bunny plates. I can see why they were coming right home with you! It is so fun to see your fabric covered eggs when I just saw you make them yesterday! The carrots that match are so cute nested into the basket on your table. Have a Happy Easter and be safe and well!
I love the pretty blue and yellow for your Easter tablescape, Rebecca. It’s a wonderful bright spot!