~ Welcome~
With the cold days of winter still upon us I am enjoying having tea
by the kitchen bay window that overlooks our snow covered garden.
I have the table set for two so come and join me.
Pecan butterballs......again!
cranberry orange scones
I love these beautiful roses.
Some whipped cream for your scones with jam.
From the reports I am hearing, I think much of North America has
been getting some real wintry weather lately so what could be nicer
then enjoying afternoon tea while admiring the beauty of winter
through the window.
On another note someone wrote to ask me where they might find this vintage teapot
but it has no markings on it and I bought it a local antique shop and have no info on
it. Do any of you have any idea on where to find another one online?
I am joining Bernideen's Tea Time Blog for Friends Sharing Tea today
and My Romantic Home for Show & Tell Friday.
Thank you for your visit!
Carolyn
I just adore your tea set. Could you tell me the name of them? The past two days we have been having very cold temps and I have been having alot more tea times.
ReplyDeleteI would love to see the recipes for the two items in the post. Love the pinecones in the windows. Very sweet!!
ReplyDeleteJanet
Hi Carolyn Happy New Years to you and yours..
ReplyDeleteJust been catching up with you today and enjoying the warm tea..
Have a sweet day, Elizabeth
What a gorgeous, gorgeous post! I had to pin your photos to my Time for Tea board. (I'm on Pinterest under ThePinkHome.) Thanks so much for brightening my day. :)
ReplyDeleteOh, I can think of nothing nicer than sitting there by the window, eating your goodies, and having a chat.
ReplyDeleteBrenda
Sounds and looks wonderful, Carolyn. I'd love to try one of your scones with the cream. Yum! Susan
ReplyDeleteThank you Carolyn for linking to Friends Sharing Tea. My guess is that is a little personal Chocolate Pot (short spout) and doesn't it look Bavarian? Your table is lovely and that view is breathtaking. Your baked goods are always impressive!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Carolyn. I love everything! The pecan cookies are wonderful with the white, but I love the blue at the end best!
ReplyDeleteRuth
Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI would love to join you for tea!
Monika
Beautiful!! I would love to have some cranberry orange scones :-D
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Germany, Steffi =(^.^)=
Beautiful tea!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Amy Jo
Molto ma molto invitanti i tuoi biscottini!!! fanno venire un certo languorino!!!
ReplyDeleteNadia
So schön Romantisch ,gefällt mir super LG Angi
ReplyDeleteThe tea setting is lovely and the scones sound delicious, Carolyn.
ReplyDeleteKaren
Your white tea is so romantic!
ReplyDeleteA cup of warm tea at home and this cold winter is just outdoors.
Hugs,
Franca
Carolyn, your white tea is lovely and I like your tiered stand. That chocolate pot is adorable! I'm going to have to bake scones one of these days for I'm been craving them lately. Stay cozy!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Sandi
Hello Carolyn,
ReplyDeleteI so enjoyed having tea with you and looking out of the kitchen window, even at all that snow. It has been plenty in the last little while and I have found many birds are not able to get to their food as easily as before. Lovely place setting for tea and your orange and cranberry scones look delectable, and the cream scrumptious. Thanks for having tea
Beautiful table setting and I love the gorgeous teapot.
ReplyDeleteI would love to share tea and scones with you. Looks like a Cornish cream tea.
Keep warm,
Betty, in a very hot Melbourne.
I'd loooove to, Carolyn! But you are a bit far away! .... or I am (in Denmark Scandinavia). However your pictures, which are as beautiful as ever, inspire me. Therefore, next week when winter will finally arrive here with snow and cold, I shall invite my neighbours for a White Tea in front of the big window of my nursery and the table set with white porcelaine and a white tablecloth embroidered by my grandmother.
ReplyDeleteJe vous remercie pour l'annè 2013 et vous souhaite une Bonne et Joyeuse Annè 2014
Jytte
www.danishknitdesign
Carolyn, love your pictures. Simple and beautiful. Happy New Year to you!! Karen acapecodnest
ReplyDeletelove the soft, soothing colors in this post. the roses with the pine are so pretty.
ReplyDeletePretty wonderful setup you've got there. The only thing that's going to invigorate it is new utensils, fresh ingredients, or maybe tea one hasn't tried yet. Every kind of tea leads to their own arrangements, so enjoy tea time this 2014. Stay healthy!
ReplyDeleteMoringa Delight