Now that we can smell the air and
sense that off in the distance there
is just the slightest whiff of spring,
let's celebrate with a cup of Irish
Breakfast tea!
Breakfast tea!
This was the coldest and snowiest
winter for us since we moved to Missouri
3 years ago. So, we are ready for spring.
3 years ago. So, we are ready for spring.
In the past, I have shared this doll which
I purchased in Toronto, Canada back in
the 80's and also the tea cozy I made
from my Grandmother's napkin's she
embroidered for me when I got
married in 1968.
This Irish Shamrock decoration was
made by my friend Gina. I have been
enjoying it in my kitchen window.
I purchased in Toronto, Canada back in
the 80's and also the tea cozy I made
from my Grandmother's napkin's she
embroidered for me when I got
married in 1968.
This Irish Shamrock decoration was
made by my friend Gina. I have been
enjoying it in my kitchen window.
Lovely...I especially like the way that you repurposed the napkin your grandmother made for you. I am sure that she would approve.
ReplyDeleteThat is such a cute Victorian style shamrock decoration that Gina made!
ReplyDeleteLouça linda!
ReplyDeleteA composição da mesa ficou muito bonita.
bjs
Bernideen, love the tea cozy! What a perfect way to use those napkins--because I would never use napkins embroidered by my grandmother as napkins!
ReplyDeleteAdorable tea time!The tea cozy is gorgeous!Love your pretty shamrock teacup too.Have a lovely weekend,hugs!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty Irish tea time, Bernideen. I love what you did with your grandmother's embroidered napkin that she made for you. Even your kitchen window looks so lovely!
ReplyDeleteBernideen, your tea is charming and what a lovely way to repurpose your grandmother's napkins! Love the teacup with its shamrocks too!
ReplyDeleteHow special that tea cozy is!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty St. Patrick's tea setting! Green is my favorite color, so I always enjoy decorating for this day. Your cookies are beautiful, love them!
ReplyDeleteWhat a charming tea time. It's been a brutal winter so spring can't come fast enough for me. Happy St. Paddy's Day.
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