I brought my sister a plastic tea set to have at her house for her granddaughters to play with.
Of course we decided to try it out and do a tablescape on an old linen napkin of our mother's. By the way, plastic cupcakes are the way to go.
They are so beautiful to look at, but hard to digest.
Love the colors and the sweet details.
You can mix and match to your heart's content.
Very soon after, some of those little girls visited their grandma's house. When they talked to me on the phone the first thing the sweet little girls said was,
"Thank you for the tea set you gave Grammie!"
Connecting to Susan's Between Naps on the Porch for Tablescape Thursdays
I like that you and your sister played with the tea set first. I love the tea set! The mix and match reminds me that, growing up, mother's every day dishes were Fiestaware in eight different colors. We loved mixing and matching them.
ReplyDeleteWould you mind telling me where you got the tea set?
Best,
Bonnie
I love the little tea set. I hoping that God blesses me with a granddaughter one day so I can play tea party!
ReplyDeleteThat tea set is so darned cute! Are those really plastic cupcakes...they sure look real to me.
ReplyDeleteLOVE it!
ReplyDeleteThose are so cute! Matches the little girls perfectly.
ReplyDeleteAdorable! How I miss seeing these around the house. My little girl is all grown up and now I'm stepping over armymen and guns all day. They sure can hurt the feet! lol
ReplyDeleteThese are the cupcakes I need. No calories!
Totally adorable post and story. I love that you and your sister took it for a "test-drive" first...lol. What a lovely thing for you to do!
ReplyDeleteI love your thoughtfullness ...and.... the tablescape. Oh so cheerful and fun! The shape of the plates is too cute.
ReplyDeleteI love children's tea sets and this one is so pretty! How fun to get to play with it first ;-)
ReplyDeletePamela
Adorable! And the phone call is just the icing on the plastic cupcake:@)
ReplyDeleteThat's so sweet - I've bought many a tea set as gifts for our many nieces (12 to be exact). Hoping for a grand daughter one day:)
ReplyDeleteEnjoy!
Leann
How fun for the little ones....and evidently the big ones too! I love all the colors and would have treasured such a tea set when I was their age.
ReplyDeleteThats right, start training that little on to be a great tablescaper!
ReplyDeleteHow thoughtful.
Yvonner
This is a sweetheart of a table. So cute!
ReplyDeleteThis is so very precious - what a cute, colorful set - any girl would love to have it! I'd love to join in on this tea party!
ReplyDeleteKathy
Yes, things can start early. Love the tea set and the food...and the napkin. My girls used to love tea parties. One of them wouldn't even eat the tea because I thinked she liked it so much. Joni
ReplyDeleteSweet as can be!
ReplyDeleteSo cute. What fun for any little girl. Thanks grammie
ReplyDeleteThis is such a darling tablescape, so cute!...Christine
ReplyDeleteThis is such an adorable tea set! You've made some beautiful memories for your grand daughters!
ReplyDeleteI want one!!! This tea set is sooo beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable tea set! Little girls always feel so special having their very own tea parties!
ReplyDeleteThat is just the sweetest tea set and one sweet great-auntie for thinking of it! I'm sure that it provided many hours of happy play. How long did you and your sis play?
ReplyDeletePodso,
ReplyDelete"Train up a child".. .the ways of the Lord first and foremost; however ...taking tea MUST be second! Too sweet!
Fondly,
Pat