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| A casual afternoon tea. |
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| Country French bread, sliced thin, onion chive cream cheese spread and paper thin sliced ham for this little snack. A few lucious little tomatoes and Spanish olives round out the plate. Oh, look at that, a dragonfly cake! |
It is June already! How Did This Happen? Where Did May Go? I have noticed that the
pleasant months to advance on hyper speed. In a few weeks I will be working on my
Christmas in July Projects. I hope. Remember that my baby puppy arrives mid-July. I might be a little busy and by-the-way, get ready for photo toxicity. I am pre-warning everyone 💞
OK, back to the subject at hand. My family knows me and my insatiable passion for dishware, old, new, chipped or not. I have no idea how this started but it has not waned, at all. This beautiful tea set was conceived by my Dear Son and his thoughtful girl friend. I have only known her for about a year and a half but she is on to me. With my Birthday and Mother's Day occurring at the same time I feel that I burden "gifters" with my sentinel events. I say NO MORE GIFTS, do they listen? No.
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| Pottering around in the garden, a light lunch tea is just right for a warm and breezy day. |
Over the years my go-to cook ware is Le Cruset. I have gifted some pieces to the dynamic duo cooking companions (they are both passionate cooks) and in return they have gifted this sweet new edition of stoneware.
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| Each mug in this collection is a slightly different color, the colors are gradient colored as well. |
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| Most of my flowers did not fare well after the storms.A few of the ancient red/black roses remain intact. |
- HERE is a brief tutorial about machine stitched quilt binding, and the use of Elmer's School Glue! I am not the only one! The lovely Susan blogs at Quilt Fabrication.
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