Today is my 26th Tea In The Garden.
I don't number them in the titles on this
blog but I see a notation
in my notebook here.
This silver plant above is called silver
artemsia. I love the smell of it being
in the herb family. I grew this from
seeds I had from back in the day when
I had a store in Texas and dried flowers
were all the rage. I love it for wispy
branches in fresh floral arrangements.
This bone china is by Crownford and called
Roses and Ivy. I brought it with me from
when we moved to Colorado as I originally
sold it in my shop in Texas.
SO PRETTY is your setting! Love the backdrop of those beautiful painted dishes. and HOW Sweet your table guest looks sitting there waiting for a cuppa!
ReplyDeleteHave a fun week,
Hugs,
Donna
I do love that teapot, it's so pretty.
ReplyDeleteHello Bernideen- Your collections are beautiful! I love the ever so soft pink background you have chosen. It's perfect!
ReplyDeleteHi Bernideen,
ReplyDeleteYou are so clever to make this gorgous fairy from a elf!!! I've been meaning to contact you and see if you sold her in your store. Darn! She's so precious!
Nancy
HOW ADORABLE......YOU ARE ONE CRAFTY LADY.....GREAT JOB.......RIZZI
ReplyDeleteBeautiful post, your images are so lovely with your elf/fairy. The plates are all so beautiful and so is the teapot.
ReplyDeleteExcellent job of repurposing!
ReplyDeleteYum! Love hummingbird cake! Always a Delight to share with you - I am late to the party - again - but, oh so happy to be here! I have decided today, since it is officially summer - that I will be having breakfast tea in the garden - it is 96 right now outside!
ReplyDeleteDo appreciate you and enjoy sharing with you thank you for hosting,
Kathy
That is a great craft idea! We are cleaning our garage and I found a 1/4 yard of pretty yellow fabric! My hubby just rolls his eyes but into the craft box it goes! LOL!
ReplyDeleteI sooooo love your friendship teapot. I have looked everywhere for one! Sigh!
I have a really cool Christmas floral arrangement that I use in the summer by covering the holly and pointsetta flowers with spring/summer flowers! I think I am very crafty! Your display is just gorgeous!