Simple Fall Tablescape

Hi everyone! I am happy to be here to show you a Simple Fall Tablescape that I created using what I had. I love my Grandma’s Desert Rose Franciscan Ware. I usually use it for Spring because of the pink roses in the pattern.

But I noticed the yellow in the middle of the desert rose and thought, “Oh, my goodness, I could use this for Fall, too.” So let me show you what I did for my Simple Fall Tablescape.

If you remember, I found a fluted pan while thrifting. Instead of placing it in a basket, this time I used a pedestal bring height to my table.

I love this fluted pan filled with sugar berries and a lit candle. Tying the baker’s twine around the candle also added some yellow for Fall.

As you might have seen before, I LOVE using my pecan and pinecone garland from Fall till Winter. I wrapped it around the pedestal for a little rustic look.

Now to tie in the Desert Rose Franciscan Ware, I added a yellow salad plate, and a green soup bowl.

The colors are paired perfectly with the vintage embroidered Fall tablecloth from my Grandma. (OR maybe my mom made it, hmmm…I need to find out for sure) I love the various oranges, browns and greens in the tablecloth, don’t you?

Adding a yellow billy ball to the green soup bowl was just a tiny little touch to add more texture.

For more Fall coloring, I adding the vintage cloth napkins to my mother-in-law’s vintage leaf glasses.

It was easy to pull together my Simple Fall Tablescape using what I had a spending a little money ($2 to be exact) on yellow salad plates. Now I have a new way to use my Desert Rose Franciscan Ware for Fall.