Having a little tea under the Christmas tree while decorating this week.
Aren't these pretty chintz tea cups. They are by Grace China.
I found a recipe in my vintage cookbooks for a French Sand Cookie. They are simple and delicious. They also freeze well, so you could make them this week and pull them out at Christmas to decorate. I'll talk more about that and share the recipe tomorrow.
Wishing you a fabulous week!
Sherry
Tea Talk at The Teaist
Sherry
I will link this to:
Tea Time Tuesday at Rose Chintz Cottage
A Return to Loveliness at A Delightsome Life
Tea Cup Tuesday at Martha's Favorites
Tea Cup Tuesday at Artful Affirmations
Friends Sharing Tea at Bernideen's Tea Time Blog
28 comments:
What a pretty setting and I see lights! :) Oh, I'll be back for the cookie recipe. They look so good and I just love cookies.
Be a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
Awesome photos! It looks so cozy! Those teacups are so beautiful as well and the cookies look delicious :)
Hi Sherry! Your little tea setting looks so beautiful in the light of your Christmas tree. Pretty tea cups too. Have a good week! Gina
Oh, your teacups are absolutely beautiful!! Love them!!
Lots of sparkle on your tea table this week, I like the teapot with the bird on the lid.
Judith
Beautiful tea cups and they look so elegant with the lighting in the background. Pretty white teapot with the bird on the lid (I love birds). Cookies ... Oh, Boy!!!! Happy Tea Day!
So pretty. I just love chintz.
What a beautiful tea setting! It is looking like Christmas at your house!
Ruth
All looks so lovely. I especially love the Creamware Teapot with the bird on top.
Susie at Puddle Jumper Creations
Gorgeous photos and gorgeous teacups!
Brenda
You are so good at staging great photos.
How pretty,Christmas is getting close. xx
I'm pulling out the decorations, too. I can't believe it's that time so quickly. A nice cup of tea and those delicious looking cookie would just
make it all worthwhile. Can't wait until you share the recipe.
Have a happy and blessed Thanksgiving.
Hugs,
Patti
The twinkle lights look magical in the background
What a pretty tea setting, Sherry! Your photos evoke such warmth and coziness and just draw me in. Happy Thanksgiving.
Lots of sparkle, Sherry! I almost used my birdie teapot today too and decided to use the other instead and I have the same Gracie China teacup! The soft lights behind your tea are so pretty. Lovely post! I do love Christmas! Thank you for coming to tea and have a wonderful week. Happy Thanksgiving.
Blessings,
Sandi
How lovely!
That is some yummy lookin' cookies!!! :D And fab decor!
Hugs,
Oh, the light reflecting on the teacups in these pictures is just beautiful:
Hi Sherry,
I love how the light reflexions sparkle on the cups. That looks so inviting. And the Chintz tea cups are beautiful. Sand cookies are really basics for christmas and a must. Thank you for sharing.
Best greetings, Johanna
Sherry your photos are always so gorgeous! Have a Happy Thanksgiving!
Lovely cups, Sherry! I have a sweet tooth, now! Can't wait for the recipe!
What a wonderful way to celebrate :) Your tablescape looks amazing! I am starting Christmas decorating tonight!
Have a wonderful and blessed Thanksgiving!
karianne
Love, love, love your tea setting. We will start decorating for Christmas after Thanksgiving. My daughter is so ready :-)
Jocelyn @
http://justalittlesouthernhospitality.blogspot.com
Oh you are making me so ready to get my christmas decor in place! After this weekend event!
What an elegant tea set you have. I love the pattern and gold trim. Looking forward to that cookie recipe!
Happy decorating!
Such a pretty tea! Love how the tree lights are so soft and the beautiful teacups. I can almost hear the Christmas music! Now I need to start decorating!
Nancy
Hello Sherry,
Your tea under the tree is lovely! I am starting my Christmas decorating Friday, and I hope to get our tree then.
There is something magical about late night tea with the tree lit and a fire in the fireplace : )
Gracie china is very pretty! They make some really lovely chintz patterns over the years.
Happy Thanksgiving,
Terri
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