Welcome to...
43rd Tea Pot and Tea Things Tuesday
Treat your friends as you do your pictures,
and place them in their best light.
and place them in their best light.
Jennie Jerome Churchill
The sun was shining Sunday morning when I awoke, a nice change to be sure! I decided to take the opportunity to photograph my tea table.
My tea table is small because our home is staged for selling
A teacup from my mom's collection
Hand made pearl necklace
Antique pearl brooch
I must retire these items.
The cupcake is a bath bomb.
The chocolate bon bon holds lip loss.
So cute!
We'll be serving scones and marmalade.
The human spirit is the lamp of the LORD that sheds light on one’s inmost being.
This beautiful plant does well in the hot summer
and adapts to indoors in the autumn
HARALD'S DWARF ORANGE TREE JAM
METHOD
Wash and clean oranges, chop (remove pits if any)
Weigh oranges and add equal weight of sugar
Place in a large pot (if the fruit is dry add a little water),
Boil rapidly then reduce heat a little (be careful or it will boil over- big sticky mess)
Skim off rising scum
Drop small amount to test on a cold plate until jam gels
Remove from heat and when cooled a little fill, *prepared jars
Note!
Always ensure that the jars are clean, preheated and standing on wooden surface during filling.
Allow to stand and cool a little before closing securely.
~ I encourage you to stop by and savour another cup of tea while you enjoy her pretty vignettes.
The more the fun!
We don't want to miss a single teacup or teapot!
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As always, we cherish your comments and participation
with our Tuesday meme.
~You will be warmly welcomed if you choose to become a follower!~
Welcome to, Tuesday Tea Time In Blogland!
These are the links to the other oh-so-delightful tea parties and tabletop parties that I attend.
I invite you to drop in. ~ Many thanks to those who faithfully host each week.
~ Hope to see you there!!
( Our own memes are marked with an asterisk * ):
*~ The 43rd, 'Teapot And Tea Things Tuesday', with Wanda Lee and Pam @
Other favorite places I may visit this week:
Our dear felow blogging friends. ~ Life and blogging teaches us well:
"If at first you don't succeed; try, try again!".., and .., "3rd times a charm!"
..,Wink! ~ WL.
Cheers and hugs from Pam and Wanda Lee; ( Wanda Lee is the other half of our weekly blog tea party meme; 'Teapot And Tea Things Tuesday'.., @ http://silkenpurse.blogspot.com
Your tea things and your photos of them are just stunning. I love the pearls pouring out into the cup. Amazing!
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xo bj
Beautiful tea things and beautiful photos, Pam. Very creatively done!...Christine
ReplyDeleteDearest Pam,
ReplyDelete~ Lovely to talk to you once again so soon;(no matter the circumstances and how briefly we spoke tonight)..,
..,Somewhat sadly, I am loathe to inform you that in essence: because Mr. Linky was accidentally erased twice; and we've all been there.., uugh!
Nonetheless, if you want to re post the links; (the good news is that you indeed may do so Pam)!
Yet, as I can attest to from past experience, (having had to personally had to do so many times in the past when we were not able to post in-sync).., It unfortunately requires you're needing to go to each blog in turn as you'll find thm posted on my blogs and then hand, re-posting in thier info., one by one, if you wish to recapture all of the 'live', Mr. Linky links..,(It's a tad complicated).
One a much brighter note, have a marvelous week with Kristina; everything is beyond delightfully charming and beautiful Pam!Love those pearls, the brooch and the sugar!
Thanks for co-hosting; it's always a joy!
Hugs and God bless, WL.
I have just Linked up my tea time post Pam. I am so happy to be joining in with you-it's been too long!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the fabulous jam recipe. As soon as it gets cooler and citrus season arrives here in Australia I will try your recipe for sure!
Best wishes and happy tea-time Tuesday!
Natasha.
xo
All your beautiful tea things are so pretty and he teacup is lovely. That orange jam looks fantastic!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely magnificent as always - thank you for hosting such a lovely party.
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Concetta
What a pretty presentation, Pam! I love how you have used your jewelery as accoutrements; simply charming. It's always such a pleasure to visit you, my dear friend!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Sandi
Happy Tuesday, Pam,
ReplyDeleteI like your photos very much. The sun beaming in always adds that special touch. I also like the pearls being poured out of the beautiful teapot.
Thank you for the the marmalade recipe. Sounds and looks very yummy-licious!. Marmalade always reminds me of Paddington Bear.
Blessings,
Marianne
Love your tea table! It is amazing how lovely sunlight makes things - your teacup is gorgeous! I know what it is like to stage a house to sell - I hope all goes well for you!
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Kathy
Oh my your photos are exceptionally pretty this week...I love the handmade pearl necklace dripping from the teapot, so creative.
ReplyDeleteThere is no time for tea here this week as the garden is calling to me to plant, plant, plant...but this means very soon I can start having tea surrounded by flowers :)
Have a wonderful blessed week
Kelsie
Your tea cups are so dainty and so beautiful! I love how you photographed them as well. Thank you so much for setting a tea table today.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes on selling your home.
Hugs,
Terri
You always do a marvelous job adding the extraordinary to your setting - the pearl necklace is fantastic - I am going to have to look for that dwarf orange tree - the marmalade sounds scrumptious! Thank you for joining A Return to Loveliness - you've made it all the more special!
ReplyDeleteKathy
Sharing a tea with you is always a pleasure
ReplyDeleteLove
Your tea table is nicely staged itself - maybe it could add to the appeal of your home for sale?
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful! I love your photography in the morning light. You captured some beautiful shots. Happy Week!
ReplyDeleteSherry
What a gorgeous setting! I do hope you will pop over and link up to my tea tablescape party this week.
ReplyDeleteThere are two great prizes!
Your photographs are simply elegant~ they show your tea items and jewels to be treasures you love and enjoy. I am going to make that orange jam recipe, it looks delicious, and it is pretty too.
ReplyDeleteThank-you for hosting this tea time on Tuesdays ~
Oh how lovely! The sunlight shining on your pretties is just so sweet. And the dripping pearls, into the teacup!!! What beautiful pictures you've shared!!! Thanks for a lovely addition to Pearls and Lace Thursday...nothing is better I think!
ReplyDeleteBlessings, Doni
I always love your photo poems...thanks so much! A spot of joy to the eye and heart!
ReplyDeleteRuht
Your photo's are incredible!!!!!!!! ~~Sherry~~
ReplyDeleteI love how you used the sunlight to highlight the tea cups! Such very pretty pictures! :)
ReplyDelete~Liz
Hello pam,
ReplyDeleteVery nice tea table. The diamonds in the sugar looks really glamorously.
Greetings, Johanna
Pam, There are so many pretty things to see on your tea tale! I love the way the sun is splashed across the table. It almost illuminates the cups! The pearls spilling out of the tea pot is a surprising and beautiful treat! Everything is just lovely.
ReplyDeleteYvonne
You have a lovely tablescape there. So many beautiful things to look at. What a wonderful collection. Thanks for sharing.
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This is a lovely post, Pamela. The lighting on (and shining through) the bone china is stunning! I like the pearls flowing from the teapot and your cupcake and chocolate too. Beautiful Adderly tea cup. Hope all is well with you.
ReplyDeleteblessings, Beth
Your photos and pieces are just so pretty~ love the beauty of them! Thanks for sharing at Feathered Nest Friday! :)
ReplyDeleteThe jewelry - tucked here and there - made your vignette even more beautiful and inspiring. And the teacup from your mother is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this at my party. I look forward to seeing what beauties you have to share each week. ;)
Blessings,
Liz @ the Brambleberry Cottage
http://thebrambleberrycottage.blogspot.com/