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I ordered this gorgeous teacup fabric and it came today - I want to do something great with it but not sure what yet.
She is wearing gloves because I ran out of that particular color of yellow. I have mixed feelings about how I stitched this teacup lady up. I think the colors are a bit garish. Or maybe it's because I really liked the first version I stitched up of her.
Oh well, I am not ripping these stitches out so she will have to be the odd duck of the group.
The inside looks like another night sky, too. I love that the grains of the coarse sand look like stars.
Chinese Teacup with Poem
Beautiful crackled-glaze small teacup with chrysanthemum flowers on the exterior and very extensive poem written on the inside. Hand-painted with artist's signature on bottom. In China, the drinking of tea is a contemplative ritual enhanced by the revealing of the poem as the tea is consumed. With wooden display stand. No chips or cracks.
More info; www.silkroadcollection.com/vb9036x-poem-teacup.html
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I used the pattern in the October 09 edition of American Patchwork and Quilting. Designer is Mabeth Oxenreider. p. 74.
my dad has asked me to sell some of the old china
i just love this set the rose bud handles and that yellow so art deco
We have an extensive teacup collection at the UW Libraries, comprised of teacups donated by retiring librarians. Retirements are generally a celebration, a time to thank colleagues for their contributions, and to offer our best wishes in a new chapter in someone's life. But increasingly, I see retirements as immense losses. The more I learn, the more I realize that I have to learn, and my senior colleagues have been enormously generous with their experience. When they leave, they take this experience with them. At least we get the keep the teacups.
I can't ride the teacups because I will puke. I like the lights in this picture though. They remind me of lasers.
Lovingly chosen bone china teacups reclaimed from junk shop shelves to become pincushions - they even have steel wool inside to keep your pins sharp.
One of the rules of sucessful baking (or anything really) is not to try anything new when you're tired.
I thought teacup shaped cookies would be cute for the supper after our bookstudy tonight. I didn't have a teacup shape cutter though so I had to make my own template.
Not awful, but I really should have stuck to something I know I make well!
One of the cups from which to drink our Sunday morning tea, as we do a leisurely browse through the blogroll of the Bookishgal book blog