Out here in Oregon the pieces are not easy to find. I keep asking my driver to go with me to find a small town that may have a shop where I can find more of this. Yes, I do drive, but my driver has an innate sense of direction and never gets lost. Around here we cannot always rely on maps and gps as they do not keep up with the changes in roads and routes.
My driver does not like me going to far away on my own so we pack up our tea basket and go on little excursions to find my elusive tea cups. We often return empty handed with only photos of the road. That is what the daffodils by the side of the road picture was all about in the previous post.
Here is the flowering plum ornamental tree like the painting on the teacup.
A couple of years ago I sewed a dress to "go with" these trees and made a fascinator. (Picture to come).
Hair comb fascinator made from a sprig of artificial blossoms from the dollar store:
2 comments:
Lydia, how happy I was to see your post on the Spring Blossom teacup. My very first teacup was given to me by my husband's grandmother and it was that very one. Her's are very old and was given to me 48 yrs ago as a wedding gift. I still have it and it is one of my favorites.
Loved your other posts on flowered teacups. Especially the Lily of the Valley. Those are the most fragrant flowers. I have a few coming up in my garden this year too.
A few summers ago a lady at a yardsale gave me seed pods from "Love In A Mist" flowers
from her garden.
I love hunting for pretty tea cups also. More over, having tea with them.
Thank you for sharing.
Janet
These tea cup sets are glorious...beautiful art on them!
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