Ditched the dining room table when I bought my long arm!

A wooden butter making bowl that belonged to my grandmother. I use it to hold fruit.

This morning my Accuquilt Go Big! is sitting on the dinning room table. It is ready for use today as soon as I am done here.

My dining table was the dinette from our first home for our first 35+ years of marriage. When we moved from country living to city living, we bought a house that was larger. We called the dining room "The room we never use" because it was huge and empty of furniture-the dinette was in the breakfast nook. I decided that I wanted a "real" dining set that seated more than 4. It's beautiful if I do say so myself!

My dining table has a tablecloth with cloth placemats, a quilted seashell runner, seahorse salt and pepper shakers, and an oak stained glass napkin holder (conch shell). I do love coastal living, and I'm back to country living-the best of both worlds!

a jigsaw puzzle for bad winter weather days. Every now and then, we stop by for 5 o 10 minutes. It should be done by spring and outdoor time! loll

Black n gray granny squares for a crocheted blanket -I try really hard not to use my table for a dumping point.

Well, this morning I have a bag of candy, & an Instant Pot that I did not put away last night. Our table is a catch all for various things unless company is coming. :)

I commandeered my dining room years ago. It's my sewing workroom downstairs. (Have a commandeered bedroom upstairs for longarm quilting). This is what's on my dining room table, LOL.

When guest are coming for a holiday, it takes me a full day to clean off this table and neaten up this room.

Yum, I want to come visit you!

I have a nice tablecloth and a decorative electric lamp that is all, sometimes flowers when the mood strikes and I buy a few boquet’s. It is a small round table with 2 chairs and perfect for the space. I contain all things quilty to my studio.