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I ordered the TeaCup pouch from Patchwork Pottery and this is what I received... a lovely package with lots of goodies! Thank you soooooo much for everything, Laurraine, the package surely made my day!!! ps. That apple cinnamon tea is one of my favorites, reminds me of my year in Maine :).
On a walk around Mona Vale gardens in Christchurch September 4, 2015 on a very cold windy day with Flying another Flickr friend.
Mona Vale, with its homestead formerly known as Karewa, is a public park of 4 ha in the Christchurch suburb of Fendalton. The homestead and gate house are both listed as heritage buildings with the New Zealand Historic Places Trust (NZHPT). The fernery and the rose garden, and pavilion with the setting of the park along the Avon River, add to the attractiveness of the property. It is one of the major tourist attractions of Christchurch.
For More Info and photos: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mona_Vale,_Christchurch
I tried for awhile today to get a shot of steam rising from this little tea cup, but didn't succeed - had to resort to some PSE trickery - will have to have another go at it after I see what other lights I have hanging around the house.
Taken for:
Never Professional challenge - Have a Nice Cuppa...
Prompt Addicts - What's in you Cup?
Slider's Sunday 2/3/13 - not too much of a slide this week, just a bit of trickery - HSS!
ODT - Foreign
Today's project, a vintage teacup and saucer purchased from an antique store in Ames, Iowa. Developed using Darktable 3.6.0. Additional texture was added in Photoshop.
Thundercove Teacup - unfortunately erosion has removed the handle, this is all that is remaining.
Enjoy!
he made me miss disneyland !
this is probably my favorite rideeeeeee there (:
even though he says it makes him "puke." xD
for some reason, this looks like a picture from the ummm, 70's/80's/90's. lol, i'm not sure when xD but it looks like an old picture. hahha. because of the people, i guess ?
Finally jumping on the teacup bandwagon. But I don't think I can stuff any newborns in here! LOL This is Clover. Emma's new pet. When we were brainstorming names, Emma wanted "Clover" after one of our favorite songs, "I'm looking over a four leafed clover, that I've over looked before...." And I said, "Oh no cuz Rachel, my flickr contact, just named her baby that three weeks ago." Realizing this thought process was absurd to a six year old, we decided that Clover was a fine name for a hamster.
I can't seem to stop thinking I always need one or two or three more teacups. And I do drink from a different one each day, depending on what color I need a little bit of. And if I haven't drunk from one in a while, of course I can't let it feel neglected. :)
Cupcake for an arts and crafts show and sale at our yearly staff conference.
I sold out in 20 minutes!
Playing around today with still life photos. Processed with Florabella actions and textures by Sarah Gardner.
For 2016: one photo each day (79/366) and for Macro Monday theme "inheritance". My wife inherited this miniature teacup from her grandmother, who collected these things. Although it appears to be made for a dollhouse, it bears the stamp of an English china maker, and was acquired from an antique store in New York City. For scale I placed a normal size coffee mug behind the teacup.
Scott's parents moved here from Scotland when he was a child, and they have wonderfully Scottish traditional behaviors when it comes to tea time. I'm not sure about this processing, though. Do you find it too dull? I feel like it might need a little more drama.
I'm afraid I'm not sure if I'll be around much for the next week. I don't yet have wireless installed at home, and I'm not sure how long it will be before it is taken care of. So if I don't see you, or get to your photos, my apologies. I'll be grabbing moments in local wireless cafés. I'm hoping to at least have a chance to post daily, though.
Lovely flickr folk, help me decide which design to get printed on to a tote bag...teacups or pencils?