I don't have much in the way of green china, but this is my rendering of a tea for St Patrick's Day.
Erin go Bragh!
Monday, March 11, 2013
On St Patricks Day........
.......... everyone is a little bit Irish.
I don't have much in the way of green china, but this is my rendering of a tea for St Patrick's Day.
This Heathcote teacup has the lightest green shading.
The closest Shamrock table linen I had.
Waiting for some delicious scones to come out of the oven.
And of course we will enjoy some Green Tea :-)
I don't have much in the way of green china, but this is my rendering of a tea for St Patrick's Day.
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A pretty tea setting, Jocelyn. I like your teacups and your cream and sugar. Your ivy looks healthy and beautiful too.
Looks great! My Grandfather was full blooded Irishman...red hair and all. I gues I need to celebrate a little....lol..Your teatime looks inviting.. Irish Blessings!
Beautiful setting! I love your china, it's lovely and sweet, just perfect for a St. Patty's tea time! I love your ivory centerpiece, I used to have that in a wall in our yard, back at our old house and always used them for arrangements. Enjoy your week.
FABBY
Very pretty! I don't have much green either as it's not my fav color. But your setting works beautifully for St. Patrick's Day! Thanks for linking to Tuesday Cuppa Tea!
Ruth
Jocelyn, you know we'll come for tea no matter what you serve it in. :-) The green tablecloth is pretty and some green ivy makes for a perfect setting for a St. Paddy's tea.
I'm hanging around waiting for the scones...
Judith
Green is not a color I have much of in china either, and knowing the history of Saint Patrick I think the color is of little importance. The spirit of hospitality is though, forgiveness, and love...always in demand. I think any celebration of a person who dedicated his / her life to spreading the word of true love in Jesus is always worth celebrating. I love your table setting and it appears your preferred colors are much like mine. Lovely !
Now if scones are coming fresh out of the oven, I am waiting....
Is your tea table outside? Green china or not, that's an inviting location for a St.Patrick's Day tea!! I wish I could grow an ivy plant so pretty!
Lovely tea setting, Jocelyn. I love your Heathcote teacup; it's just beautiful! Thank you for sharing and coming to tea.
Blessings,
Sandi
Very festive - lovely china! May the road rise up to meet you!
Your tea time table is lovely for celebrating St. Patrick's Day. The different style cups and saucers makes for a very difficult choice of the loveliest . Thanks sharing your pretty table ! Pam
This table looks perfect for your tea - I love your table cloth and all the cups and saucers have green - darling! Thank you for linking to Friends Sharing Tea!
That's fun tablecloth and your tea cups are very pretty:@)
The tablecloth makes it Irish for me!! Pretty tea set, the setting is spectacular. Wishing you a Happy St. Patrick's day and sending all the good Irish blessings your way.. xo marlis
Just lovely! Happy St. Patrick's Day! ~ Sarah
So pretty, Jocelyn! I think you did very well, setting a tea table for St. Patrick's Day! I love that teacup -- those with flowers inside the cup are so charming!
This tea tablescape in honour of Saint Patrick's Day is elegantly mastered, dear one! The tablecloth is splendid...appears to be shamrocks!!! I adore the white china, tea cups and saucers!!! Your napkin rings are exquisite!!!
Happy Saint Patrick's Day!!!
Fondly,
Pat
Hey, Jocelyn! I don't own a lot of green, either, but I like the way you have used your imagination to create something wonderful in celebration of St. Patrick's Day! Drinking green tea is both healthy and right in step with celebrating the Irish!!! Have a safe and Happy St. Patrick's Day!!! (Visiting from Kathleen's crawl)
Hi Jocelyn, Your lightly shaded green teacup is so pretty, and with green tea in it you have a very Irish tea setting! Hope you have a wonderful weekend! Linda
It's a lovely tea and perfect for this time of year!
Thanks so much for linking to the Blog Crawl, I appreciate it!
Have a good week!
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