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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
Flickr loves teacups and tea and editing so here they are all, together.
action by jordan chark, thanks buddy.
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.
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
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
1.Product name:yixing clay teacup
2.Place of origin:Yixing China
3.Material:purple sands,red clay,zisha,pottery,ceramic
4.Function:red/oolong tea drinking,handcrafted gift for teacup lovers/tea enthusiast,home decor accessories,antique teacup collection
5.Features:no harmful metal element,completely handmade teacup crafts,impression style design
Another dainty teacup that belonged to my mother-in-law. It is marked "Crown Royal Bone China, England". I could visualise it containing an informal flower arrangement, so I set about capturing my idea. I'm not much of a flower arranger, but I like how it came out.
Built by the late Gordon Webb, B71 is now owned by DVR and carries the Vicrail Teacup Livery. It is seen here with Jess Dalton at the controls.
DVR 12 Hour Community Run 2018.