Hello friends! Today I’m sharing all the sources from the Spring chapter in my book The Gift of Gathering. This past fall, I shared all the sources from each fall gathering in the book, and while I do have a source list in the back of the book, so many of you loved having a link you could click on to find the source directly as well. A lot of my pieces I did re-use for tablescapes throughout each season, but I did also get a few new pieces for the book.
Hello Friends! Today I thought it would be fun to share with you my top 5 most asked for questions about our home! These are the items that when I share photos of our home on social media, or in home tours, people are wanting to where they can find these items too. So I thought it would be fun to round them up, into one easy to find post, and who knows maybe you’ve been wondering where these items are from too?! So in no particular order, here are the top 5 sources people ask for most.
One of the questions I get asked most often when I share my tablescapes is not where I found a certain tablecloth, or even about the centerpiece I may or may not have made. Nope, not about any of that, believe it or not, it’s about the glass goblets I used at each place setting. More times than not, I’ve found them at HomeGoods, because scouring those shelves in that slice of heaven here on earth store, is one of my favorite things to look for. But it’s not always the most practical when I’m trying to share the source, especially with a blogging friend who is trying to create her own beautiful tablescape, and is desperate to use the same glassware! Well you are in luck!
To me there is nothing more special than being able to connect with friends over a story, and I loved being able to do that with you! In case you missed it, you can read the whole story HERE about my inherited china set, and how this set of plates that sat in basement for years ended up sparking my love to create tablescapes. Some of you had asked about the antique silverware also seen in the photos, so I wanted to share where that came from as well.