I'm a bit late to post this as my 2010 Halloween tablescape but I was sick this past week so didn't get it finished in time. I hope you'll humour
me and take a look now.
me and take a look now.
The Witching Hour has begun.....
You can feel the terror building...
The Ravens are escaping...
...and howling
Can you hear them?
Spiders are crawling....
All is not well...
Do you have goosebumps yet?
Step by step, the foreboding intensifies....
The Owls' lonely hoot echoes throughout...
Their all-knowing eyes see right through you...
All are on guard...
and watching...
She can't be far away.....
For it is Her hour to shine....
Thanks for playing along!
Be sure to head on over to check out some
more "civilized" table settings!
more "civilized" table settings!
Tablescape Details:
Pumpkin Bowls from The Shopping Channel 3 years ago
White salad & dinner plates from Pier 1 this past summer
Black & White salad Plates from Saan Store 3 years ago
Black Stemware from HomeSense 3 years ago
Orange Placemats from Zellers 3 years ago
Centerpiece is created out of black bird cage atop candle ring (that goes around patio umbrella) set on wire basket surrounded by feather boa. Skulls, spiders, ravens, black roses and pumpkin swags from Pharmasave Drug Store
Owls from Fields store
Glitter Pumpkins from Walmart
Small clock from HomeSense last year
Placecard markers from Everyday Living home party
Black Pillar Candle Stands from local boutique
What a tension built, like in good Hitchcock movie :) I love your Halloween table
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Monique
What a neat table, I love your centerpiece! Hope you're feeling better:@)
ReplyDeleteFabulous!!
ReplyDeleteThis is a FABULOUS table and I loved how the tension was building as the story unfolded!! A great tablescape!!! I LOVE all the elements and the way you assembled the tablescape!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great tablescape. I love it!
ReplyDeleteWonderful tablescape. You had some great ideas.
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful and creepy at the same time.
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I'm grinning. Not only is the tablescape very creative, but your narration was fun too. I love the "big entrance" of the witch at the end.
ReplyDeleteGlad you decided to post it. This was really imaginative. Great job!
WOW! You made scary look elegant. Amazing job! I thoroughly enjoyed every minute of my tour.
ReplyDeleteThe raven is precious.
I hope you are feeling better sweet friend. Come by and enter my friends giveaway if you have a moment. It may have a few things you would like. *Smiles* Thank you for your blog support and friendship the past few years.
Happy week to you! ~Melissa :)
Oooooh, I'm skeeeeeeered! ;-)
ReplyDeleteI can tell you really had fun with this one, and I am in love with your little pumpkin tureens. They are SO cute. Love the ravens and the iron bird cage, too. Spiders love me so I'm not loving on them right about now. LOL! I have a bite on my leg that is angry and red.
Fun tablescape. Thanks for sharing.
Happy Tablescape Thursday...
XO,
Sheila :-)
Great table. I'm so glad you posted it. The owls and bird cage add such interest to a Halloween tablescape.
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Love, love, love your table and it doesn't bother me that Halloween has past. I love the use of the owls. I want to spend Halloween with you next year! ;-)
ReplyDeleteHope you are feeling better,
Nancy
Terrific table! Those owls are wonderful.
ReplyDeletefun table -- you obviously went to a LOT of trouble! Thanks for sharing it.
ReplyDeleteGhoulishy wonderful. Loved the table.. both of them. Your witch is fabulous.
ReplyDeleteIt's the screaming skulls that make me want to run and SCREAM!!
ReplyDeleteThis was worth the wait...great tablescape...love the clock for the 'bewitching hour.' Thank you for sharing your perfectly creepy design. Cherry Kay
ReplyDeleteWhat a great and REALLY spooky Halloween tablescape! You are so creative!..Christine
ReplyDeleteGreat post! Fantastic table...from the flickering candles, to the ravens, to the screaming skulls, to the spiders, to the owls, to the great placesettings with the cute covered pumpkins. This is one of my favorite Halloween tables this year!
ReplyDeleteWow! What a dramatic, spooky table! You sure did put a lot into it! Love the placecards that look like tombstones!
ReplyDeleteVery creepily well done:)
Kathy
Hi lovely lady, I love the Halloween Tablescape!With the Ravens getting out and the screaming Skulls, and the WITCH is fabulous at the end of your fun table. I also love your other Tablescapes just Beautiful~~~~ Thanks so much for looking at my Blog.
ReplyDeleteVery clever post! Your text really worked with your scary table elements!
ReplyDeleteIt's never too late to share a Halloween table! Thanks so much for stopping by and leaving a comment on my Game Tablescape! I loved having you over, and hope you can find time to come back sometime! Sandi
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic tablescape! What I like best about it is that you can peel away all the Halloweeny decorations and it would still be stunning!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, I love everything about this table! Such fun little trinkets~and a great sense of humor to boot! :-)
ReplyDeleteI just love the spooky elegance of this table. You did a wonderful job of combining a beautiful table with a feel for the holiday. I hope you are feeling much better!
ReplyDeleteDD, your table is FABULOUS! So many little details! I need to go back and study the pictures a little more. I'm sure there are alot of things I missed the first time.
ReplyDeleteWonderful as usual. But I have a question. Your pics always have a good goldenish light and don't have that overexposed glare. Are you using special lighting ? What camera are you using.
ReplyDeleteDD I hope you are feeling better. I am sick of being sick! 3 weeks of this cough, very tiring!
ReplyDeleteThat is one scary table! Beautiful, but scary!
Love all the attention to detail, the clock, the cage, the story! Just wonderful!
This is the most incredible thing I've ever seen. You certainly have a talent.
ReplyDeletehugs ~lynne~
Still love your Halloween table. I must look for a birdcage, I always like seeing yours again.
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