HOWEVER, it does cheer me up a little to think about how I'm going to trim up the kitchen once it's all back in order, so let's look at some spotty plates!Four dotty dessert plates from Cath Kidston, $34. If I could get these locally, I might go for it, but I'm not so sure I love the pink. And you know I'll never find a discount on them. That could get expensive.
The Polka Dot range from Emma Bridgewater eliminates the pink, but at --gulp-- almost $21 per lunch plate, I can forget that idea.
Pier One, how I love you. At just $4 to $5 per piece, I think we have a winner! And I have a coupon!
Am I missing any other spotty dotty plates? Should I look anywhere else before I hit Pier One?
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Go for it!
(Sorry about the snow)
Love them!
Try Fishs Eddy: http://www.fishseddy.com/browse.cfm/2,106.html
No pink! How I love dotty dinnerware! *sigh*
@Sarah, they are very very nice, but SO expensive! I still vote for Pier 1!
gerry
What cute plates. They wouldn't go with my decor in the kitchen, but hey, if you like them and they will go with your table then go for them.
These are available at QVC
http://www.qvc.com/qic/qvcapp.aspx/view.2/app.detail/params.CM_SCID.coll.item.K30454.desc.Temptations-Polka-Dot-16piece-Dinnerware-Service-for-4
~Cheryl
If you have a "Color me Mine" or similar ceramics studio near you - you could make your own selection of colored dots! The cost is usually quite reasonable.
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