Teapot Tuesday is a puzzler today. Or rather….a puzzle. Thanks to my sister, Paula, I now am the proud owner of a tea lovers puzzle crafted by Creative Crafthouse. It is a beautiful work of art, actually, and I am not a great puzzler but Continue reading →
Some of my teapots are fun and a little bit nutty and today I am sharing one that falls into that category. This squirrel teapot is full of whimsy and just plain fun, don’t you think? The tea pours out through the limb, of course. Continue reading →
Today’s teapot was yet another Marshall’s find. I am telling you that it is my favorite place to shop and find amazing things including teapots. I never pay more than $8 to $13 for them and they always have some really pretty and fun ones. So today’s Continue reading →
Teapot Tuesday is here again and today I am showing off another Habitat for Humanity ReStore find. For a mere $2 this little beauty came home with me and you can imagine that I was quite happy. Japanese Brown Glazed Redware teapots are quite common Continue reading →
Okay I admit the title is lame but hey—I am claiming Mountain Madness or something Spring is here, I just spotted my first hummingbird of the season and I am running on pollen. But I digress. It is Tuesday after all and that means another Continue reading →
Isn’t she lovely? A pretty red German teapot just aching to be filled with some lovely hot tea. I found this beauty on Ebay awhile back and fell in love with it. Nothing makes me smile wider than a red teapot. Well—maybe Mr. Continue reading →
Teapot Tuesday today features a lovely floral teapot that I have had for quite some time. Unfortunately I honestly do not remember where it came from. I know that I bought it but remember that whole post about being able to remember the lyrics to all Continue reading →
I love a nice delicate looking teapot but when they are delicate looking and yet sturdy it is a bonus. This pretty floral teapot fits that description. It was a HomeGoods find a few years ago and is one of the prettiest ones I have Continue reading →
Toile is a fabric, from the French word meaning “linen cloth” or “canvas”, particularly cloth or canvas for painting on. The word “toile” can refer to the fabric itself, a test garment (generally) sewn from the same material, or a type of repeated surface decoration (traditionally) printed Continue reading →
Teapots come in all shapes and sizes as you know if you have followed me for any length of time. I have quite a few really unique teapots in my collection and am proud of some of the more unusual ones that I have found Continue reading →
