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It's almost time to get your green on. I set a table in honor of St. Patrick's Day in our breakfast room. This year is the traditional green with a wee bit of pink.
This lovely vintage topper with Shamrocks and Celtic knots was originated from Marigene at In The Middle of Nowhere. She passed it along to Cuisine Kathleen with the stipulation that the cloth topper would be passed along to another blogger each year. Then that blogger would create a tablescape with the topper and then pass it to someone else.
2013 Rett of The Gazebo House was the next recipient after Kathleen. In 2014, Mary of Home is Where the Boat Is added the darling little leprechaun and he has been traveling with the Shamrock Cloth ever since.
Mary then sent it to Sarah from, Hyacinths for The Soul. Kitty from Kitty's Kozy Kitchen received the topper from Sarah and then it was passed on to Debbie from Mountain Breaths. a next was Jenna from The Painted Apron who passed it to Pam from Everyday Living. Rita from Panoply received it from Pam and then Rita surprised me with the vintage topper in 2021. I passed it on to Debbie from Debbee's Buzz and then Debbee passed it on to Ann from Corner of Paisley and Plaid. Kari from Me and My Captain received it next and passed it to the current blogger, Shannon from Belle Bleu Interiors.
Below are the bloggers who have been blessed with the Keeper of the Cloth.
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2010 Marigene -
2011-12 Kathleen Cuisine
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2013 Rett of Gazebo House -
2014 Mary St. Patrick's Picnic On Porch -
2015 Sarah It's All About the Shamrocks -
2016 Kitty St. Patrick's Day Tea Setting -
2017 The Traveling Irish Topper -
2018 Keeper of The Cloth Table -
2019 The Traveling Shamrocks -
2020 Keeper of The Shamrock Cloth -
2021 Keeper of The Shamrock Cloth -
2022 Keeper of The Shamrock Cloth -
2023 Keeper of The Shamrock Cloth -
2024 Keeper of The Shamrock Cloth - 2025 Saint Patrick's Day Tea
Pink and white shamrocks grace the Bordallo Pinheiro cabbage dishes with a pink dinner plate and a white charger plate. A clover leaf tablecloth is the perfect backdrop for this fun table topped with a pink and green clover table runner.
Gotta share this cute guy with "Kiss me I'm Irish.
Here's a look back at my St. Patrick's Day tablescape on our back deck off the study.
I hope you all enjoy the green and celebrate this fun upcoming holiday. Bring on the Corned Beef and Cabbage. May you have all of the happiness and luck in life.
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What a festive table to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day Linda! Love the addition of pink at your table from the flowers in your hat, plates and pink shamrocks in your runner. Mr. ‘Kiss Me I’m Irish’ looks fun of mischief. Love that you shared a recap of the history of ‘Keeper of the Cloth’ too. ☘️ 💚 🍀
ReplyDeleteLinda I adore your Celtic Knot Carolers on your back deck...I remember them from the Debbie's hop. Using your MKC is perfect in your plate stack. Have a wonderful week. 💚☘️
ReplyDeleteA lovely festive table! "Shake your shamrocks" indeed!
ReplyDeleteLove your table celebrating St. Patrick’s Day, Linda. The addition of pink is lovely! The Celtic Knot Carolers are fabulous! It was also nice to see the history of the Keeper of the Cloth ☘️💚☘️
ReplyDeleteI am ready to shake my shamrocks, and we are going to the parade on Saturday. The addition of pink is so pretty, and I love the Mackenzie Childs Limited Edition Lucky Clover Shamrock Courtly Check plates. Thanks for sharing all the "Keepers" of the cloth.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the history of the Keeper of the Cloth! I was the first recipient way back! I’m so happy the tradition lives on.
ReplyDeleteYour table with the touch of pink is so pretty. Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
I love the Keeper of the Cloth story. And this table is just adorable. St. P's day is one I don't decorate for but I love seeing everyone else's!
ReplyDeleteThis is so cool about the keeper of the cloth. Your table is beautiful. Have a great week. Hugs. Kris
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed reading about the keeper of the cloth! As always you set a beautiful table and now you are ready for St. Patrick's day. Enjoy the end of the week and weekend and have a happy St. Patrick's day.
ReplyDeleteso colorful. Happy Saint Patty‘s Day, Missy,
ReplyDeleteThe so called little people if Irish folklore may not have been simply stories. famous alians/UFO researcher Jaques Vallee maintains that these are extraterrestrial visitors, who were mistaken for leprechauns by the ancients.
ReplyDeleteI thank you for sharing the keeper of the cloth history. I find it all so fascinating and wonderful that so many have kept it going!
ReplyDeleteYou are such an inspirational friend. I love your tablescape, the gorgeous floral centerpiece and the leprechauns. May the luck of the Irish be with you!
Well that cloth certainly ended up in the right hands and, my oh my, it's had quite a trip traveling around blogland! Thanks for sharing its tale and your festive table! How fun!!
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