Hello everyone,
I am sure you know that our garden is
still banked with snow yet but my tea
time today made me think of this
photo of Audrey in our garden
with the forget me not's behind
her. I am really looking forward
to seeing color in the garden again.
So, as you can see these dainty dishes are covered in
delicate forget me not's.
for those of you who are interested. They are called "Sound of Music".
With the prediction of a late spring here, I guess we can forget aboutgetting out there and digging in the dirt for awhile yet but in the mean
time......enjoy the "Sound of Music" !
I am joining Rose Chintz Cottage for Tea Time Tuesday.
Thank you for visiting,
Carolyn
28 comments:
Oh Carolyn it's lovely! That's a pattern I've never seen, and what a pretty pattern! What's better than blue and white!
Ruth
Lovely Carolyn. Yes it is going to many week before we can be out digging the garden:( Take care and have an enjoyable evening. Jen
Such a pretty pattern, Carolyn. I love that it is a small floral.
I bought some lettuce seed and peas in high hopes of playing in the dirt soon. I might have to move some snow out of the way first! Beautiful dishes and forget me nots!! I would love setting a table with forget me nots in a vase and those lovely dishes!
What a perfect name for the china, Carolyn----The Sound of Music.
That pattern of sweet and delicate forget-me-nots is enough to make anyone sing! So lovely.
And seeing the statue again makes me yearn to find more sculptures! Thanks for the photos. Susan
What a pretty pattern! So sweet! The cookies sound yummy too!! xo Jina
Your post is true perfection. So sweet and timeless. Love the china.
Janet
Carolyn, your tea set is delightful. It makes for a lovely reminder of beautiful spring days to come. I think we all need that this winter. '-)
Yours is a good morning filled with such of delicacy to me, Carolyn, your tea set has a so delicate decoration and your photographs are always truly so so lovely !!
Thank you, my dear xox
Daniela
ME ENCANTAN ESAS FLORES Y ESA PORCELANA DELICADISIMO!!!!
SALUDITOS
Carolyn<
Your set is lovely. Isn't it great how our china can transport us to another time and place!
- Alma, The Tablescaper
I am wondering about that part of your garden which has a mirror behind one of your lovely ladies...do you place that mirror indoors or in storage during winter? I think often about that special part of your garden and how serene it must feel...Love your garden photos! Very inspirational!
I guess it will be several weeks before any of us will be digging in the garden here in Canada. I was hoping for an early Spring but it will come eventually. It always does. Could be there are hidden blessings in our late Spring that we don't know about yet. Your china is really sweet and I love the name of the pattern, Sound of Music! Thank you for joining me for tea and have a beautiful day, Carolyn.
Blessings,
Sandi
Love the china and absolute ANY blue flower ;)
"Sound of Music"... I enjoy your sweet tea time and I hear good notes.
Hugs ,
Franca
Such lovely china. We have been blessed with an "Indian Spring" of late. It has been chilly in the mornings but in the upper 50's and lower sixties by afternoon. I am loving it...our winter was harsh but thankfully we are getting a little respite.
Beautiful - I would love to have the china. Blue is my favorite. :-)
Hi Carolyn,
We're just buried here! At this rate, it will be a lonnng time before we see our garden again.
LOVE that white jug with the daisies in it. And, I like the pairing of the cup with the wheat saucer.
QUESTION: What kind of flowers do squirrels give each other? ANSWER: Forget-me-nuts! Haha
Couldn't resist...
Hugs,
Linda at Beautiful Ideas
That china is lovely! I am dreaming of flowers and peaking everyday to get a look at my crocus. There not up yet. Many years they have already bloomed. Thanks for the lovely view today!
Sherry
This is lovely ! C'est très beau Carolyn, j'ai toujours grand plaisir à venir lire vos articles.
Bises,
Régine
Good morning
What a beautiful china, and all the photos looks amazing. Have a wonderful day.
Oh, the sun is beaming on us today, and maybe some of the snow will melt away. But I heard the word "Nor'Easter" in the forecast for next week.
That china is lovely -- I've never seen a "Myott's" pattern that wasn't adorable.
Hag in there, spring will find us!
Such BEAUTIFUL tea dishes! So dreamy! xoxo Jen
The pink teapot and cup and heart-shaped dish that you used for you February 10 posting--I think you called it Delicate Pink Tea--is all just so lovely.
Do you mind telling me the pattern name and maker of the teapot and cup and the heart-shaped dish? I would so enjoy starting this collection.
Thank you,
DebraAnn
prsjc@aeneas.net
Hi DebraAnn,
I am sorry but there are no markings on the teapot or the heart shaped dish.The tea cup is a Shelley ~ Stocks 13428 made in England.
Thank you for your visit!
Carolyn
Oh, Carolyn! Forget-me-nots are one of my very favorite flowers but I have never ever been able to grow them! (Partly because I buy packet after packet every year but never throw the seeds out there. =/) I've bought seeds for this year, though, and am ready!!! So I just love this post!! =)
I am catching up on the last few weeks of your postings and found this! I am smiling because just this morning, I put two of these tea cups on my kitchen shelf, with a little birdie nest in them.....yes, even in Texas we are looking forward to warmer weather. It was nice over the weekend, but cold again today.
Blessings to you,
J
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