This year I’m very excited to be taking part in a virtual progressive Thanksgiving dinner with over 20 other blogs.
Today and tomorrow these blogs will be sharing everything from printables to Centerpieces to recipes. You’ll find the links to the other virtual Thanksgiving posts at the end of this post.
It all started with a single plate. Well, four plates actually.
My dear friend, Mary, knowing how much I love Thanksgiving, bought me a boxed set of turkey plates from Pottery Barn.
For several years I used them to hold butter and lemon slices on my Thanksgiving table. But two years ago I decided to use them the way God and Pottery Barn and, no doubt, Mary intended: as salad plates.
Since I was hosting more than my immediate family for Thanksgiving dinner, I needed a few more plates to go with them. That’s when I happened on these turkey plates at Walmart of all places.
And I found these plates with turkeys and leaves on them there too.
And then I added the turkey platter that my mother-in-law passed down to me when I started hosting Thanksgiving a few years back.
I loved the way all the different turkeys looked together when the table was set.
But of course the table looked best of all when these turkeys were sitting at it.
Please visit the following blogs:
November Fourteenth:
Printables –
Decor –
Centerpieces:
Table Decor and Ideas –
Drinks –
Appetizers –
November Fifteenth:
Soups –
Salads –
Main Dishes –
Side Dishes –
Desserts –
Parting Gifts –
This post is part of Tablescape Thursday.
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Your table is so pretty! My favorite part are the smaller turkey plates on each place setting.
Thank you, Paula. I like them too.
Julie, your turkey table is perfect! I love the mixing of old and new, different and no so matchy-matchy. Beautiful table setting. Thanks for sharing.
Cheers to you and yours,
Therese
Same to you, Therese. Happy Thanksgiving!
Your table is so pretty — love the turkey plates and the other “turkeys” too! lol
So happy to be touring with you! 🙂
Happy to be touring with you too, Julie. Happy Thanksgiving!
Hi Julie! Nice to be on tour with you! Great table & family!
Thank you, Kelly. 🙂
Oh I adore your turkey plates! The whole table is beautiful 🙂 Happy Thanksgiving
Thank you, Christine. Same to you.
Very cute! I love how you mixed all the turkeys! Thanks for sharing! -Sara @Major Hoff Takes A WIfe
Happy Thanksgiving, Mrs. MH!
Lovely table! I have those Better Homes & Gardens Turkey plates and love them! Have a great weekend.
I really like the BH&G line at Walmart, Leslie. Hope your weekend is great too.
Those turkey plates are so cute! What a beautiful done table. So fun being apart of the virtual dinner with you!
I agree, Maryann. Lots of fun. Happy Thanksgiving!
How beautiful! I love mixing plates as well…makes things more relaxed and fun! Happy Thanksgiving! ~Christy
I think so too, Christy.
Those turkey plates are awesome. I love all your different types.
Having fun being part of this virtual dinner with you!
Happy Thanksgiving to you, Shannah!
Love the turkey plates!! But my fave photo is the last one with the turkeys sitting at the table. 🙂
Mine too, Jennifer. 🙂
Julie, I love your table. I love the leaf placemats. Where did you find those?
Vicki, I’m pretty sure those were Walmart too, although several years ago.