This week on my show and tell I'm showing the darling little tea set that my sister, Bonnie made for my one year old granddaughter, Mackenzie for Christmas this past year. Bonnie works a lot with ceramics and is very creative. Mackenzie was so delighted when she saw the little tea cup. I will try and get the video on this blog of her celebrating her gift.
I made these little "cookies" for Mackenzie so that she would have some cookies to enjoy with her tea!! They are about 3 inches in diameter.
I decided also to share another doily this week. My mom made this one that she used white beads around the circles. This is an eye popping doily!
23 comments:
What a cute teaset. I LOVE the little cookies. What a great idea!!
What a great set! My mother-in-law loves to do ceramics, but I don't think she's dared to do a tea set for my lovely but destructive daughter yet. I love the cookies to go with the tea!
A handmade tea set - that's wonderful! It's gorgeous, and the cookies are too cute. Your little grandbaby is a doll. :o)
What a sweet tea set...and the tea cookies are too cute! I'm sure your granddaughter loves to have tea with her grandma. How special!
-Karoline
What a sweet tea set for this precious little girl. So special for her that you added the cookies I bet she loves to play with these.
Susan
Ummmmmmmmmmmmm, she MADE the tea set?!!! Color me speechless. Wow. That's all I can say...wow.
Happy weekend. My show n tell is shared, I hope you can drop by sometime!!
What a darling tea set and I love her special tea cookies. I also enjoyed seeing the beautiful doily your mom made...it would be fun to use at Christmas and Valentine's. Linda
I can't believe how big she has gotten! She wasn't here yet when I first "met" you and now she's such a big girl! I love the cookies you made for her! What an awesome idea!
Connie
Pretty tea set, and I really love the doily.
What a beautiful gift your sister made for your grandaughter! That video is precious~
What an heirloom for your daughter. I hope she gives it her her daughter who in turn gives it to her daughter who in turn.....Have a happy weekend! Jennifer
Something about little girls & tea sets! My daughters loved to have tea parties!
Thanks for sharing.
You can check out my show & tell at http://anapronaday.blogpost.com
Ask MacKenzie if I can come over and play tea party. On second thought, I noticed you live in Alaska, I will wait until about June, Ok.
Wonderful tea set, adorable grand daughter.
Kathy b
What an adorable tea set, and I just love watching her try it out. How neat to make those little pretend cookies! And that doily is amazing.
Sweet!!!!! She's PRECIOUS! Thanks so much for sharing - and LOVE the doily. :) My favorite colors. :D
Have a blessed day!
WOW Bonnie! What a cool tea set and Bonnie did a great job.
Your Mom's doily is very different from all that I have seen. I love that pattern so much!
MacKenzie is a true princess with her dainty little cup!
I enjoyed your show and tell Jo!
Well, that lends a whole new meaning to the words "home made"! I love the Suffolk Puff "cookies" too. Wish I could make doilies like your mum. Clever lady.
What a lovely and thoughtful gift for a little girl! And I love your yo-yo "cookies" -- so creative! The doily is just beautiful, too. You sure have a very talented family. ;o)
I love the blue and white tea set. It is neat that it is hand made. I love the cookies too - adorable. Your doily is lovely - what wonderful work you mother did.
Thanks for sharing.
Blessings,
~Martie
This is sweet! Starting a
little one on her own Tea
set. I had one when I was
little and my daughter
had a Madeline Tea set.
We've graduated into
big tea sets now! :)
VERY sweet! You're mom is so industrious. I love the 'cookies'. That was a great idea!
Cute Tea Set! I love the idea of making those little cookies to go with it. Your little grand-daughter is adorable.
Darling tea set, and granddaughter! We just gave our 18-mo old granddaughter her first tea set (plastic!) You can see her with it at http://granddarlings.blogspot.com/
Another beautiful doily!
I'm enjoying your blog!
Katherine
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