Southern Scraps

I had given no thought to naming this tablescape until I went to write this post. It seems to fit since I used the santa hat chair covers (from Dollar Tree) and my Georgia santa as a centerpiece. What? You didn't know Santa was a Georgia fan? Some years I'm really put off by red but this year I've used it in all of my decor and carried it out in this tablescape. I created the centerpiece with a couple of diy pedestal plates, ornaments, berry picks, faux greenery, and of course, UGA santa. Red placemats, gold charges, white and red plates, red glasses, and some red leather jingle bell trimmed napkin rings that I found at the thrift store complete each place setting.     I placed a couple of more red and white ornaments along the table and called it done. This year was all about simplicity, but with all this red, I didn't really need a lot of items. You might also be interested in Christmas cloche  or my Christmas swag . Linking up to Tabl...

I love setting a cheery table outside as much as I do setting one inside. However, I have limited Christmas table decor. I spent $7 for some dessert plates and tumblers from Wal-greens and then pulled this together from what I had on hand. The green plates and white mats came from the Dollar Tree. The plates and these green napkin rings were previously used at Easter.  I stuck a candy cane in each one to make it a little more festive. I love the subway art tumblers. The snowmen votive holders are another inexpensive item from Fred's that I have had for years. The centerpiece is the same as my fall setting , just different garland and candles. I hope you all have a very Merry Christmas. I'll be sharing here: Tablescape Thursday And some of these places Think Pink Sundays * Under the Table and Dreaming * Sundae Scoop * Craftomaniac Monday * Make the Scene Monday * Make It Pretty Monday * Masterpiece Monday * Motivate Me Monday * Mark...