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A new pyrex from my sister! Thank-you! I love this one so much. It will be a piece for display : ) Anyone know the name of this pattern?
Jodi licked her finger, raised high in the air
And closed her eyes for a moment, then stared -
"With all these teacups that are spinning
Can you tell which ones are winning?"
I was cleaning in my fathers house and found this single lonely teacup.
He said that I could have it. So now it is living with me.
I just love taking pictures of the Teacups ride. It's so colorful and people always look so happy when on it.
I was impressed by how sparkling new and clean it looks. It's more than 50 years old but the paint looks brand-new and it doesn't look like years of layers, either. So bright and clean.
My cat Ralph's little sister and yes, that is a teacup sized cup! She was adoped by my friends and is doing great.
The Colclough (John told me how much it cost and I couldn't believe it!) and The Royal Standard. I think I'm turning into an old lady. I'll have to purchase a rain cap and blue hair rinse. They must call this gramma chic--knitting, tea, tissue up the sleeve... what's next?......
I just love taking pictures of the Teacups ride. It's so colorful and people always look so happy when on it.
I was impressed by how sparkling new and clean it looks. It's more than 50 years old but the paint looks brand-new and it doesn't look like years of layers, either. So bright and clean.
This is my teacup that's exclusively for drinking non-milk type teas. Why? I have no idea ... it just is.
Debi is hosting this wonderful swap with the Marie Antoinette Mail Art Group. I am her partner and this is the tea cup that I made for her, it is removable so that the cup can be used.
I'm currently only looking to add the New Dot pattern to my Pyrex collection; but I guess there will always be stray pieces like these that catch my eye : )
Detail of a mug rug for my mom, great free pattern from piecebynumber.com/tea-n-coffee-cups.htm
My first paper piecing project
This first teacup was a real challenge! Lots of mistakes and unpicking! But in the end it looks great! The second one was a breeze once I got my head around it, absolutely loved this project!
Much better if viewed large on white! Click here!
I had to do a project in my photography class modeled off the work of Bernd and Hilla Becher. If you're unfamiliar with their work, they would shoot similar shots of similar objects such as houses or burn furnaces. They'd frame them in a way similar to this to showcase the differences in the objects. I decided to do some of the teacups from my teacup collection. I think it turned out better than I expected! I'm so excited!
Constructive Criticism Appreciated.