Easter Bunnies Tablescape and a Winner

Everything is just hopping here as usual,

with parties and weddings and Easter 

right around the corner.

Sorry it took me so long to announce the

winner of the cookbook giveaway!

I took off the day after the contest

ended to LA for my oldest granddaughter's

cheer competition and then two days

at Disneyland.  Then I came home

and had two days to prepare for

 company in the house for 

the wedding of my niece.

I also tried to work in the yard

since the weather was spectacular!!

So,

I haven't had a spare moment to blog.

The winner of the cookbook was number 37

Linda at More Fun Less Laundry.

But since we love giveaways so much,

I decided to have a second winner!!!

It was number 32

Sarah at Hyacinths for the Soul.

(Both winners were generated randomly using

Random.org.)

I am so excited to share the cookbook with them!

Now, on to my Easter Table that just

makes the kitchen so happy.

I purchased two sets of Easter Bunny plates at

Home Goods this year.  I am definitely in love with 

these adorable bunny plates.  They came in pink, aqua, yellow and green.

So I decided to set my table with each place setting in those colors.

 I thought the box was all aqua plates, so I was surprised

to find the four different colors.  Here the aqua plate gets an

aqua colored napkin and an aqua colored glass.

To fit with the theme of spring, I used moss placemats and

a moss runner going down the center of the table.

Everything was set on a lilac colored tablecloth.

You can see the pink bunny with her pink napkin

and glass and even a pink butterfly napkin ring.

We have had lovely spring weather, so this table

is perfect to bring the spring sunshine inside.  

Of course, I had to bring out my Glittering Bottle Brush

Trees that I made last year.

Click here for a tutorial on those.  I need to make more,

as I want a whole forest of these adorable little trees.

The table is adorned with darling bunny pedestals

and my imitation chocolate bunnies.  I love how

the little ones always want to eat these.

But in the center, atop a stack of gorgeous aqua and gold 

polka dotted dessert plates, that I also got at Home Goods,

stands one of my homemade Easter Bunnies.  He was

made with white chocolate and is carrying a basket

full of candied violets that I brought home from Paris.

He has a bunch of brothers and sisters that need to be

whipped up before Easter, if I get the time.

Doesn't this adorable bunny just melt your heart?

It is always fun to create holiday tables and 

see the enjoyment that they bring.

My list of Easter projects awaits - better hop along!

Congrats to the winners!  Thanks for the great 

participation.

Posting with

Share Your Cup

Tablescapes Thursday

and

Dishing and Digging It