Thursday, May 26, 2011

Just Peachy!

Hello everyone,
    It is a good day to be out in the garden but I took a little break this morning to do some baking. So then I had to enjoy the fruits of my labor by enjoying a tea break= maybe you would like to join me?

Since I was feeling peachy ,I thought I would use this china today with it's peach roses.
I made the same old raisin scones that I always seem to make but we do enjoy them so why not!

A peach cup and saucer for you with some peppermint tea-one of my favorites.

We are in the sunroom as it has clouded over and is too cool for sitting in the garden. Now,if you would like to help me do some gardening after the temperature is just right!

I made this pillow out of an old dress.




Now I am invigorated and I hear the garden calling my name!

I love this photo-pansies are so charming and this peachy one is perfect!
Thank you for stopping by for tea today.

I am joining Susan at Between Naps on the Porch for Tablescape Thursday and also Cindy for Show and Tell Friday at My Romantic Home.

My thoughts and prayers are with all those in the south who have lost their homes or loved ones. This very unsettled weather is most disturbing.

Take care,
Carolyn



40 comments:

CIELO said...

Carolyn, those rosy teacups are my favorite of all your lovely teacups! So very pretty! I'm glad you are enjoying your garden, if you would wait a minute or two, I'll be there then to join you for tea... can I use that teacup for my tea? ;)

Hugs from here!

Cielo

June said...

Hi Carolyn,
It is too cold and windy here to garden today, so I thought 'why not got over to Carolyn's and see what she is up to' and I am so glad I did. Beautiful pictures! I went back to read the posts that I had missed and I loved the beautiful daffodil photos too. I love that variety so much. I have them too and I love their fragrance too.
Whenever I leave here I feel as though I have just spent the morning with a wonderful magazine.
hugs from here...

Wanda Lee said...

My oh my Carolyn, your loveliest of posts always cheer me!..,

It has been relentlessly gray here in Halifax, Nova Scotia as well. Yet I agree with you that our hearts and our prayers must, and do, go out to those in the south for whom the tornado's claimed lives and destroyed so many buildings and homes!

..,Yes, this is unsettling!

Your peachy, cheerful theme is delightful and yummy also!

Hope we all get some sunshine soon! ~ Your garden is a dream and naturally some sunshine would make it much more pleasant for gardening!

Cheers and hugs from Wanda Lee
@ http//silkenpurse.blogspot.com
and http://theplumedpen.blogspot.com

Anonymous said...

Hi Carolyn - Oh how I wish I could really join you for tea! I just recently discovered your blog and I am totally in love with it. Your home and gardens are very special and I can see that you put a lot of love into it!
I would love to spend an afternoon on your summer veranda - so pretty!

Denise Auras said...

...simplesmente lindo!!!!!

lavendel mio said...

So beautiful peach post!
Thank you for the lovely tea party:)
Here in Norway it is cold and rainy, so I'm not much in the garden .... hope the sun and the heat is coming soon.
Wish you a lovely weekend, hug Hanne

azalean said...

Hej Aiken! So very beutiful blog you have, I love it.
Anita (Sweden)

Crystal Rose Cottage said...

I love your peachy rose teacups! So gorgeous and your scones look delicious! Beautiful photos all around!~Hugs, Patti

Rust: Vintage Inspired Design said...

Such a warm and friendly post Carolyn...thank you for sharing your beautiful morning with us!
Happy day!
xojanis

Anonymous said...

Your photos are nice and pretty

Unknown said...

Hello Carolin, your new pillow from old dress is amazing.I love it! I think too thet the pansies are charming..beautiful flowers. Have a nice sunny day Vlaďka

suzeeez said...

I just love sitting down for tea and having scones makes it even better. Your photos are wonderful.
:o) Sue

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Anonymous said...

Oh, just what I needed after a long day. Those rosy teacups are so adorable, I would love to come join you. We had a pretty sunny but windy day here, but now the rain pours down again and I'm starting to get a bit worried for my petite garden.
Jannet

Rowan said...

Peppermint tea and raisin scones sound perfect to me:) Lots more pretty china too.

Raffaella said...

What a charming corner!... Happy week end, Carolyn!

amour du temps passé said...

Je suis française, et je trouve votre blog sublime, avec beaucoup de douceur!!
véro

lilisinha said...

Hummmm, Quanta honrra ser convidada para tomar um chá delicioso, e ainda bater papo gostoso sobre jardinagem.
Vou ajuda-la, mas lhe asseguro vou mesmo é aprender.
Post lindo maravilhoso!
Bjos Carinhosos.

Unknown said...

Dag Carolyn,
Gezellig zo'n thee party! Dank je wel dat ik even aan mocht schuiven en uit je beeldige servies mijn thee mocht drinken. Wat een verwennerij die heerlijke cake.
Je foto's waren weer prachtig!
Lieve groet, Marja

Bente said...

Yes, I would like to join you for tea, drink of your beautiful teacups and sit with your fantastic little round table. I will be there in a minute.

Hugs

Unknown said...

this is absolutely dreamy...the peach pansy is so beautiful.

Tablescapes By Diane said...

Hi lovely lady. I love your Teacups so Beautiful sweet lady. I hope you and your family have a Great Memorial Day weekend. I miss your lovely comments.
XXOO
Diane

Cindy said...

I love your peachy teacup and room! So lovely, you have such a way of creating beauty. Your scone looked good, too!
Hugs, Cindy

The Dragonfly On Iron Gate said...

So inviting ! Your photos are beautiful. Do you have a favorite tea? Your cake looked so good too! I'm happy I stopped in. Happy Thursday, Jules ♥

Olga Poltava said...

As always, your tea setting is so lovely and inspiring. Love the rosy teacups, and the scone looks so delicious.

Heather's Blog-o-rama said...

Oh wow, your tea is amazing and everything is decorated so beautifully. I LOVE all the peaches and cream tones. Oh, that first teacup with the dark peach rose. It's just gorgeous and very romantic. I have this quilt with a similar rose pattern on it. I'm not obsessed with quilts, except for this one, because it's rommantic and country looking. This tea set would match perfectly :) :) Who's the maker? Thanks for sharing with us :) This is one of my favorites ;) ): Love and hugs from Oregon, Heather :)

Bernideen said...

I agree - the pansies are lovely! What a lovely post as always....

JudyBug said...

Loved everything but the little polka dot flower pot just called my name!

Susan Nowell @ My Place to Yours said...

Beautiful dishes, Carolyn -- but that cute little flower pot is really making me smile tonight. Love it!

Mariette VandenMunckhof-Vedder said...

Dearest Carolyn,

Noticed that your followers have disappeared too from the sidebar... There is a lot going on with blogger. Will post tonight about how to EXPORT your blog so all is not lost as several have lost their lifetime journal...

Great post as usual, lovely china and delicious baking with tea!

Let's indeed remember all those victims from the harsh weather lately...

Lots of love,

Mariette

Unknown said...

A delicious tea time!

Ldy ~~ Dy said...

The color peach has always been my secret favorite color. My bridesmaids dresses were peach. Since then I really don't have anything peach in my decor... but it's beautiful as shown in all your lovely photos! The pillow you show made from a dress is so cute. Enjoy your beautiful gardens!!

Naturally Carol said...

Mmmm! What a choice for morning tea..banana bliss muffins at my house or raisin scones at yours? Either are great! I love your teapot and pansies.

Anonymous said...

Thank you for the tea;)

Madelief said...

Dear Carolyn,

Wish I could have really joined you for tea, eat that delicious looking cake and see your beautiful garden!

Have a lovely weekend! I hope the weather will continue to be fine.

Lieve groet, Madelief x

Anonymous said...

Hi Carolyn, I can finally leave comments!! I love your gorgeous china,and your scones look so good.Have a wonderful holiday weekend.

Kathy

Bente said...

Hi Carolyn. I was surprised to see your fantastic garden in the book Sanselig Sommer, (in norwegian). So beautiful pictures, Carolyn. You must be very proud.

Have a great weekend.

Hugs from Norway

Rose M. Rodriguez said...

Hello dear, no color that does not look beautiful in your posts, in its decoration. Every treasure you possess that makes them look a home from home, is well liked by his followers. These creams with the peach color is so soft, gracias ' for his visual gifts, greetings, rose marie

Sandy said...

I'm in PINK heaven! Everything is so lovely.

......Michele @ Portlandia Vintage said...

love the song you play on your site what is it?