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For Tea Tuesday in Blogland, I finally got a chance to do a Christmas Teascape using a set of dishes that I bought at our Church Flea Market in the Spring. There was only a place setting for 2 but I loved the look of them as they reminded me of the Era of Charles Dicken's and I thought they would be cute to use for the Holidays.
Since I bought them, I have seen them in many others posts and in various colors also.
Here is my Christmas Teascape!
It is just a simple one as I am not that great at tablescapes nor can I keep my Dining Room table set as we eat on it every day.
I bought the dishes at our church flea market in the Spring as I mentioned . In the summer, at a yard sale, I found the matching Tea Pot for $2.00.
Did I mention that all the dishes were 25 cents each!
This is a stunning card made by my sweet friend Ginger! Please check out her wonderful blog @ GLITTER AND ROSES
I used a few pieces of my Ruby Red depression glass and my red transferware....
These are cookies made by my dear friend, Ann Marie , who is the best baker I know!
I think they are just too pretty to eat!
The red silverware was bought on clearance at a local Super Market after the summer holidays....
Vintage napkins....
I love the different patterns on each plate....
Very Charles Dicken's like I think....
Love the pattern on the Tea Pot....
And here are the tea cup and saucer...
The "cakes" are ornaments from J.C. Penney's this year....
These cup cake candles ( the candle is inside ) are from Kohl's this year...
Love this card from a good friend, Maryann..
Had to take these pics quickly as the candy from the dish was disappearing fast......
Well, that is my Christmas Teascape!
I am linking this post up to:
Seasonal Sunday
Amaze Me Monday
Tea Cup Tuesday
Tea Time Tuesday
Tabletop Tuesday
All Things Merry and Brite
Rednesday
Deck the Halls Friday
MERRY CHRISTMAS!!
Hugs,
Debbie
Can I come over for a spot of tea? Your table looks so pretty, set for two! I agree, those cookies are miniature works of art, not to be eaten. You must have been so pleased to find the teapot that matches your dishes. The Christmas countdown has begun ... it'll soon be upon us! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteWhat a Christmas wonderland you have created!
ReplyDeleteHi Debbie
ReplyDeleteI like your dishes, they were a great bargain. All your pieces came together nicely for your Christmas tea.
Happy Holidays!
Oh how beautiful. The green transferware dishes, the cute little cupcakes, the other red accessories. It is all just wonderful. Thanks so much for linking to TTT and I hope you and your family have a very Blessed Christmas. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteHow pretty -- all this makes me think of Christmas from my childhood -- beautiful and nostalgic.
ReplyDeleteHello my dear friend: Your table looks so inviting. I want to wish you the very best for this Christmas. I count you as a dear friend. Merry Christmas, Martha
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely dinner setting! Very festive and your Church sale dishes are a fabulous find! The tea cups are wonderful, and how I love the images on the plates! Especially the clock! What a thrill it must have been for you to spot that tea pot at a garage sale!
ReplyDeleteI wish you the merriest of Christmases, may you be surrounded by loving family and happy memories.
Hugs,
Terri
Very pretty green transferware. I loved your very pretty table, very vintage looking and inviting. Lovely card from your dear friend. Merry Christmas to you and your family! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteDebbie, everything looks splendid. The dishes from the church sale were a wonderful find and the 'sweets' are adorable! Lovely cards too! Thank you my dear friend for joining me for tea at such a busy time of year. Wishing you and your family a joyous holiday.
ReplyDeleteChristmas blessings,
Sandi