Some dappled sunlight is coming through the window on this late afternoon. It's just the right time for a cup of tea.
A piece of Irish linen sets the proper note.
A casual mug, decorated with east coast lupins, waits while the tea steeps.
The Japanese cast iron teapot works its magic with the Parisian-inspired blend.
Just to keep the tea company, there are two overstuffed raspberry tarts. I'll share.
Excuse me, for a minute, while I choose a mug for you!
I'm linking with Silken Purse, for Teapot and Tea Things Tuesday and Sweetology for Tea Party Tuesday. Once again, I'm just trying something new.
Thank you for visiting my initial "tea post". I hope you'll return soon.
Lovely linens, beautiful mug and topped off with the beautiful Japanese tea pot and raspberry tarts! Yum! Happy Tea Day!
ReplyDeleteHow pretty! Those raspberries look so delish!..Christine
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ReplyDeleteI love everything you've set out for your tea. Save the other tart for me, they look yummy!
This is one flavour of rooibos I haven't tried yet, but give me time. :-)
Judith
Lovely tea! Your teapot is very unusual, and I'm sure it keep your tea nice and hot.
ReplyDeleteYour raspberry tart looks yummy and your table is lovely.
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Charlotte
What a lovely table you have set. Just adore the tea mug and of course the Irish Linen.
ReplyDeleteHello,Karen.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! The iron teapot, the mug cup and the white flowers in a glass. I admire of its combination!
Tomoko.
I love your Japanese iron teapot, and the setting is wonderful on the Irish lace. I hope you continue to participate in the various tea posts. Have a peek at Sandi's at Rose Chintz Cottage.
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ReplyDeleteI visited your blog today. It is so colorful and charming. While reading it, I noticed we have alot of the same interests. I like flowers, music, photography, and my daughters love to travel. Those rasberry tarts look so yummy, and the mosaic roses are lovely. I admire the beauty in roses, especially red. Me and my daughters just started a new blog, and we would love it if you could visit us and follow. We recently did a post on "Tea Time" that I think you may like. I would enjoy coming back to visit with you and seeing all your pretty, crafty ideas. Hope to hear from you, and have a sweet day.
~Sheri at Red Rose Alley
I have to say, I'm on my second post and am already in love with your blog! I loved your little tea setting. Perfect. Nancy
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