Napkins on Shine

The Easiest Table Makeover

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Not ready to re-do the dining room but craving a fresh new look for Spring? Linens are the easiest way to revive your décor without making a major investment. View some of …

Organizing your linen closet

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A daunting task is easy to tame with a little fortitude and a plan.

Plunge In If you're as worried about guests seeing your clean laundry as you are the dirty, it's probably time to reorganize your linen closet. It's easy to accumulate a large collection of…

New work by may luk - great dinnerware!

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i wrote about the great work of may luk from take me homeware back in August. her latest work caught my eye. i am loving the new plates.

How to Make Napkin Rings for Your Holiday Table

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spice up the dinner table - fun napkins

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a dinner table doesn't have to be boring...it also doesn't have to be over the top. i am loving...

Daily Find: Grove Retro Napkins

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Remember the days when being a mom and being a housewife went hand in hand? We don't either. Still, something about these cloth napkins printed with vintage patterns is making us feel deliciously retro. Made exclusively for Grove NY by designer Kitty Hall, the napkins boast hand-sewn detailing and come in sets of four. We were torn between this cheerful bird print and the bright Red Berry pattern. Buy both, and add an oh-so-60s accent to your table.

Speak For Yourself: Do you do patriotic party decorations?

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Trust me, I am all for theme parties (and if costumes are involved, even better). But part of what I like about a theme party is choosing the theme; at Fourth of July parties, it is decided before you send the first invitation. So then the question becomes, do you go all-out stars-and-stripes-and-Uncle-Sam-hats, or just use some combination of red, white or blue party supplies to set the mood. Or do you skip the patriotic thing altogether and just focus on the food? I scanned the Independence Day-themed items on Plumparty.com and found plenty of options for all of the above.
So now, the informal poll: Which of these items would guests most likely find on your Fourth of July table:

The literal and cheap: set of three stars and stripes snack bowls for $4. You won't be using these again (and they wouldn't hold up even if you wanted to).