Hi Everyone!
As I was walking in my yard I noticed I still had clover growing and how beautiful it was.
When thinking of fall I tend to think oranges and yellows. But this was so pretty I wanted to share.
When thinking of fall I tend to think oranges and yellows. But this was so pretty I wanted to share.
Such a pretty burst of color !
♥
Happy Tea Day !
I do have hot water ready to make
my cup of tea, but it's not coming near this piece of linen I brought
home from Scotland. All I need is a tea stain!
I've used my scissors so much the center screw is loose!
Sigh... basket weave....
Look at the variegation in this one leaf.
Stunning ..
And to think that this is just a weed to some.
Stunning ..
And to think that this is just a weed to some.
I'm planing to save these pictures for the dead of winter and put it into a small sampler.
Are we relaxed yet?
Do you think of
this as an arrangement?
When I was a child I would pick the smallest flowers I could find and put them in jelly jars. It would keep me busy for hours.
When I was a child I would pick the smallest flowers I could find and put them in jelly jars. It would keep me busy for hours.
Another sigh.... Belleek
I think the china gods made this.
If china could be Fey... this would be it!
Enjoy.....
People ask me all the time why I am so happy.
Am I a cup half full or a cup half empty?
I think no mater what is in your cup you aren't stuck with it.
So dump it out!
There is nothing like an empty cup .
Possibilities !
Possibilities !
It's yours. All the way. You get to pick what goes into it.
Fill it up !
Here's to all the empty cups in our lives !
Happy Tea Day !
This Weeks Parties:
Just found your lovely blog by seeing your post on Tammy's tablescape. Your photos of the flowers are wonderful. I've had fun seeing your blog and am now following your blog and your Pinterest.
ReplyDeleteSo lovely. I love your Belleek. I have just a bit that my sisters gave me for Christmas this past year and I love it, too.
ReplyDeleteFound you through Susan at Between Naps on the Porch. I love you Belleek. I have a bit that my sisters gave me for Christmas this past year. It is so beautiful and goes perfectly with you wonderful clover.
ReplyDeleteYour Belleek teacup is so pretty and the shots of the clover are lovely! I really enjoyed your post. Thank you for sharing it at my HOME and have a beautiful weekend.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Sandi
Your Irish Beleek is lovely - and it looks beautiful with the purple clover!
ReplyDeleteYour post is so lovely! The Belleek is gorgeous! I have always loved those. They are indeed light enough to be fairy! The coloring of the clover leaf and flower are amazing! Your images show their natural beauty off so well.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Terri
Pretty Belleck! This a sweet teascape and the thoughts of Ireland is perfect, too! The clove is lovely and would be wonderful in a tussy mussy! The oval china dish is very cute with your scissors. Have a great Tahnksgiving!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Pam
Lovely..peaceful..A few minutes to reminisce..then look forward to filling my cup..
ReplyDeleteThank you for the nice post
Hello,
ReplyDeleteI love the Belleek cup with the clover decorations. Are you going to stich clovers on the Irish linnen? The clover flowers are so nice and the smell like Honey. Thank you for sharing this treasures, the beautiful china as the nice plants.
Best greetings, Johanna
Hello again and thank you for sharing this with us at Tea Time. Lovely post! Have a beautiful day and Happy Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Sandi
oooooh beautiful! I love Belleek, and your cup is so gorgeous. The lightness of Belleek is amazing to me, and yes, I agree with you. If there were a china that were fey it would be Belleek! Pairing your cup with the clover is brilliant! Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Terri
Yes Johanna.. I'm going to go something.. I wanted to make a clove tea cozy.. I'll post pictures when I do !!!! Happy Thanksgiving.. Jules ~
ReplyDeleteJules, lovely post. I love Belleek and definitely think the china goddesses (!!!) had their hand in its making. The smallest flower is often the most beautiful of Mother Nature's gems. Happy Tea Day!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun post! I remember as a child, picking clover and eating it. We (my girlfriends and I) pretended to be cows. LOL!
ReplyDeleteYour pics are lovely and weed or no, I like clover for its sweetness and bright purple blooms against a green lawn or brown meadow.
Sometimes the simplest flowers are the best. Happy Thanksgiving!
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