An informative sampling focused on herbs and tea with an occasional sprinkling of fairy dust and a glimpse into family activities too. The contributions to this blog are the combined efforts of the sisters of The Rosemary House and Sweet Remembrances.
This fun tea time chandelier was hanging in a tea room we visited recently during our vacation travels. Such a clever way to use chipped or cracked tea cups! Do you have a handyman in your household that might perhaps craft one for you?
So interesting to see the various types of tea-time chandeliers. I just bought a tea-time chandelier yesterday. I have to get a ceiling medallion, and hubby will probably have to paint the ceiling before it gets hung, but I hope to show a photo of the chandelier in Monday's blog post.
This fun tea time chandelier was hanging in a tea room we visited recently during our vacation travels. Such a clever way to use chipped or cracked tea cups! Do you have a handyman in your household that might perhaps craft one for you?
4 comments:
Well, not that is certainly interesting. I have a handy man, but don't think I want to copy this one. *LOL*
So interesting to see the various types of tea-time chandeliers.
I just bought a tea-time chandelier yesterday. I have to get a ceiling medallion, and hubby will probably have to paint the ceiling before it gets hung, but I hope to show a photo of the chandelier in Monday's blog post.
Hmm ... might need to save a few of those chipped pieces I was thinking of tossing!
Oh my, this is quite a clever one even including a table top. How fun!
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