I completed one of my projects, prompted in part by Craftsy's blog post yesterday citing World UFO Day and how it could apply to quilters. If you're a quilter, you know why. If you're not a quilter, it's because UFO for us is an unfinished object.
I am a tea lover, but most often make it per mug in the microwave. However, I sometimes enjoy the graciousness of a semi-formal tea setting, i.e. I use a teapot and cups and saucers. Now I have a sweet tea cozy and coasters to match.
One of Mom's buttons to dress it up a bit.
This design is from the July/August McCall's Quilting by Sandra Hatch.
I wanted to have flowers in a vase in my shot but Hurricane Arthur is pouring away outside so no flowers today.
Happy July 4th.
Let Freedom Ring
and
God Bless America.
You have my dish set, I so love the Desert Rose collection! Beautiful tea setting!
ReplyDeleteI would love to have tea with you, Joanna! What a lovely tea set you have, both china and fabric! I love a nice cup of tea too, but not in this hot weather! I'm only a cold weather tea drinker!
ReplyDeleteLove the button detail you added to the tea cozy!
MGM
I'd love to have tea with you , your tea set is adorable !
ReplyDeleteHow fun to dress up your lovely tea set - love the button.
ReplyDeleteYour tea set is precious! Enjoy your cup of tea while staying safe from the storm!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great tea set and the tea cosy is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteI love your bell too. I hope you had a good day yesterday.
You are a quilting queen, but WHAT.... tea in a microwave. NEVER.
ReplyDeleteGonna have to give you lessons in tea making :-) :-) x x x A tea cozy to grace any kitchen. As soon as Frank moves from the mouse I can click :-) :-) x
I love your "tea" set and didn't realise that you didn't drink coffee most of the time. We use teabags in mugs these days. Lazy, I suppose, but I just couldn't seem to find a teapot that didn't dribble. Hope you had a great Independence Day. Take care.
ReplyDeleteI think I have those dishes that match those teapots...
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