Strobist: SB600 camera right through a handmade ringlight modifier. Reflector high camera left.

created with Project Mouse: Beginnings bundle by Sahlin Studio and Britt-ish Designs; Pockets no. 6: Stitched by Valorie Wibbens

Mini teacup hat, made from my own pattern.

This was so much fun to make, it's just ridiculously cute and silly and fun <3

Close-up of something that amazed me as a child. The geisha in the bottom of the teacup really showed up well with dregs of tea or coffee. When I get time, I plan to replace this with one that really shows her off.

baby pink fondant covered teacup cookies with flowers

I had my mirror out in the living room because I was doing something dress-related (can't remember what now) and after I was done the mirror was still there. While I was drinking my tea as I got ready for bed I looked in the mirror and saw how odd the pose my legs and fingers were in was. Then I got out my camera and duplicated the pose, minus my face which had been facing the mirror before (whithout which I wouldn't have been able to see the odd pose, duh). Basically, this is what I do in my spare time. The sweatshirt is a Trinity College (Dublin, not DC) sweatshirt and the shorts are my blue plaid boxers.

This time Grandpa's up.

morning teacup!

Thrift shop teacups I doodled on before planting my succulents.

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a cup of tea on the veranda, with the last of the Christmas mince pies, and perhaps a piece of fruit as well. Ah, life is tough.

love how movement creams these cups out.

Dragon Porcelain Mug with lid and the strainer

October 12, 2011

Disneyland

Teacups

Still life (kitchens), October 2004.

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Birthday card design.

A Day Out With Thomas on Mid Hants Railway

The bride & groom did a brief tea ceremony during the wedding ceremony.

My latest soy candle in a teacup :-) With a background of a fab vintage pillowcase that I found at the charity shop.

Bought this jumbo teacup at Michael's to decorate for Christmas.

Zeiss ZK 35mm f/2 *T Distagon

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My latest teacup. Circa 1940's. Got it at the local antique store (3 blocks away) for ten bucks. It is only decal art, but I love that older teacup profile.

I inherited these cups from my mother, who passed away in 2003. She loved her cup-and-saucer sets, and left me nearly two dozen. I gave away or sold several, and kept the ones that I (and she) loved the most. The "Hazel's cups" series is devoted to those most special cups.