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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
Tea party Birthday Card. Embossed front of cards and paper behind vellum to look like a tea bag.
Card Template: Mel Stampz
Stamp: JR Just a Note (inside)
Other journaling is computer generated.
Paper:
Cardstock in white, pink, green, purple
Vellum
Ink: Black
Misc:
SB Circle plain & Scallop
CB folders Textile, D'vine swirls,
Floral Fantasy, Gratitude
white twine
staples & stapler
Punches:
Green Apron Lace
Purple Threading Water
Pink Embossed Scallop
Having a little fun and thinking about how we often over think things and make them seem more than they really are. Mainly with problems which often turn out to be little storms in a teacup.
teacup heaven prints drying after a hardcore day of printing with the adana
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A friend of mine works at REI, where they have recently started a book club, and he asked if i would make some cookies for their first meeting:-) The book they are discussing is "Three Cups of Tea" and if youre not familiar with the book, the title comes from the proverb: "The first cup of tea, you are a stranger; the second cup, a friend; and the third cup, you are family."
My friend had requested 2 dozen cookies in the shapes of teacups and the REI logo. Keeping the title of the book in mind, i thought it would be appropriate to make three different patterns for the teacups:-)
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!
This is a birthday gift for a friend who likes miniatures. I thought I would combine her love of vintage china, sewing and miniatures and make a Hat Pincushion. She will have to provide the hat pins as I haven't been able to find any since the lockdown.
I hand painted and decorated the fabric and then added purchased miniature flowers.