December Daily: Show and Tell Friday

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Please scroll to the bottom to see my exciting addition to this post!



Today I'll join in with Kelli's Show and Tell Friday for my December Daily post. As some of you may know, last Friday night I was honored to speak at the ladies' Christmas Tea at Greater Vancouver Baptist Church. One of my blog friends, Deanna, took pictures of the tables the ladies decorated, and I want to share those pictures with you (after I get permission to steal her pictures!), but today I want to show you how the ladies blessed me last week.

The ladies of GVBC gave me this beautiful tea-for-one set. It's called Blue Ribbons, from Maxwell & Williams.


At first I didn't understand "blue ribbons" because I was focused on the gorgeous roses, but then I saw the blue ribbon interwoven with the roses. Isn't it beautiful?! I just love it, and I've already served myself my favorite tea from it!


I felt like such a lady of leisure with my own little personal teapot! ;)



Thank you, ladies of GVBC, for opening your hearts to me last week, and for your beautiful gift to me. I will always cherish this little teapot and the memories I made with you last week!


And thank you to Kelli at There Is No Place Like Home for hosting Show & Tell Friday each week!

Edited to add that I just found another piece to this set! I was looking at the other pieces in this pattern on the manufacturer's website, when I noticed that the tea for one set had a saucer with it, but I didn't have a saucer with mine. So I went upstairs and got my box, which I had saved, remembering that it had felt a little heavy for just a box, and looked in it again. At the bottom there was a piece of cardboard that I hadn't noticed before. I lifted it up, and there was my saucer!



Here's my complete set . . . I feel like I just got another gift! LOL

Comments

  1. ~~Deby12:01 PM

    oh that is precious, Susan....
    a lovely gift for a lovely lady.
    Deby

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  2. Elizabeth-Plain and Simple12:18 PM

    What a wonderful gift. Thanks for sharing it. Merry Christmas.

    Elizabeth

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  3. Ceekay-THINKIN of HOME12:20 PM

    Your tea for one is beautiful and such a sweet gift. I have one also and I love it. Just perfect amount. Merry Christmas!

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  4. Carla12:25 PM

    what a wonderful gift, and memory! It is truly beautiful!

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  5. Linda C12:41 PM

    This is beautiful! The blue ribbon is pretty:)

    Linda C

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  6. Anonymous2:14 PM

    That is so pretty and delicate and gorgeous

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  7. ~Bren~2:50 PM

    That is GORGEOUS!!!

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  8. Anonymous3:14 PM

    That is so pretty and how nice you found the saucer. I have a tea for one set that I'm sharing this week on Pink Saturday. Yours is prettier but I like mine too.
    Have a great weekend.
    Charlotte

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  9. Lisa Cobler7:13 PM

    Oh I love your tea for one. I adore anything with pink roses!

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  10. Anonymous7:14 PM

    That is beautiful, Susan, and both funny and neat to find the saucer afterward!

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  11. Liesa9:39 PM

    Hi Susan. What a wonderful gift.
    I love tea pots, cups, saucers, and pink roses! You got a winner!
    Enjoy your tea!

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  12. JustNeedling9:50 PM

    Very pretty tea set! Thanks for speaking at our Ladies' tea.

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  13. P.1:11 AM

    Wow. Very beautiful.

    Alfazema

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  14. Lois Christensen5:04 AM

    That is so beautiful! I've seen so many of this style of teacup! Your's is very pretty! Thanks for sharing.

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  15. Alice4:20 PM

    How beautiful! And, I think Blue Ribbons is the perfect name :). I would have totally not noticed the saucer either. I'm glad you kept the box. Two wonderful gifts! Thanks for sharing with us. Alice

    You are always welcome at The Shadow of the Cross. Feel free to visit anytime.

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  16. Kelli10:00 AM

    How exciting that you found the saucer tucked away in the box, Susan! Such a beautiful set. Merry Christmas!
    ~Kelli

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