I recently got a few plastic serving pieces (on clearance, yippee!) at Target from the Liberty of London collection and have now been thinking on developing a full set of outdoor entertaining-ware. That way you're not worrying about things breaking but you're not using paper plates, which I always do.
But, I just started hunting for these pieces and want to wait to purchase until I decide what kind of theme I want. Flowers, geometric, flourishes, bright colors, simple... I'm not sure yet and my tendency is to impulse buy, then nothing matches and I'm discontent. However, I figured while I wait for my outdoor entertaining style to congeal, I'd share my favorite finds!
The cutest citrus cup from Pier 1. I always for get about Pier 1 when I'm shopping for home goods, but I'm going to go out on a limb and say they could be one of the best places to find cheap, outdoor dining pieces. Maybe not the most unique, but affordable.
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Jun 11, 2010
Outdoor Entertaining
May 19, 2010
Garden Trinkets
We just planted our garden this past weekend and I, at long last, got to put my new garden markers in their pots! I can't tell you how excited I was, I've been wishing and wanting these for a long time and finally I got them (a happy promotion present to myself!) and they are now in their pots and looking beautiful. The artist that made them uses old silverware and pounds the letters right into the silver. You can buy these from her shop here.
As I was purchasing these, I stumbled across many other really cute garden markers that I wanted to share. These are for those that aren't into the vintage/re-purposed look. These you can buy on etsy.
And for those looking to something similar to mine (I purchased mine from monkeysalwayslook) there's these cuties (from etsy also).
I just think there's something to be said about the small things. Granted, some of these could be considered a needless expense, but for me when I see them it makes me smile so it's worth it.
Another cute example, but different then the others. Find them here.
And the last few. (You can find them here, and here).
As I was purchasing these, I stumbled across many other really cute garden markers that I wanted to share. These are for those that aren't into the vintage/re-purposed look. These you can buy on etsy.
And for those looking to something similar to mine (I purchased mine from monkeysalwayslook) there's these cuties (from etsy also).
I just think there's something to be said about the small things. Granted, some of these could be considered a needless expense, but for me when I see them it makes me smile so it's worth it.
Another cute example, but different then the others. Find them here.
And the last few. (You can find them here, and here).
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