Last week, I came across this wonderful blog
Kristin shares some wonderful recipes and I really like her step by step tutorials.
Her blog is beautiful and her recipes are amazing!
You all should pay her a visit!
Her blog is beautiful and her recipes are amazing!
You all should pay her a visit!
My daughter and I tried one of her cookie recipes over the weekend.
What can I say? They are sooo good!!! :)
We decided to go ahead and put these cookies to good use before they all
disappeared and do a small tablescape. An afternoon tea for two.
This is what we came up with. Very simple but so fun!
The little Easter sprinkles are so cute!
We made a small centerpiece with some little birds
We used my Campodimonte porcelain candle holders for a
more Spring look.
We added some rose napkin rings
And we used my special tea pot.
I bought it back in 1981 during a very rare and unforgettable trip
to East Berlin, when the Berlin wall was still up.
A little tea
So, what do you guys think?
Did we do ok?
Kristin, thank you again for sharing this great and easy recipe with us!
Everybody loved them!
Thank you all for taking the time to stop by and visit!
oh wow...everything about this is just beautiful!! lucky you!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely Spring tea! I'd love to sit down & join you. That teapot is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThis is when I really hate being gluten free, Maria Elena! Those cookies look delicious and perfect for a tea. I love how the pink icing works so well with your table, too!
ReplyDeleteSimply gorgeous! Every little detail. The cookies look too pretty to eat!
ReplyDeleteWow, what a gorgeous table, everything is so beautiful! How fun! Thank you for featuring my cookie recipe, I'm so glad you liked them. I love the pretty spring sprinkles you put on top! I love the little stand you have them displayed on, too! Everything looks so nice! :)
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful and your cookies look great!
ReplyDeleteSherry
Beautiful! I love the setting and the cookies are the perfect compliment. Great job! Nicole
ReplyDeleteWhat an absolutely beautiful party for two. I love it-so pretty and elegant looking. Everything is just plain PRETTY! xo Diana
ReplyDeleteYour cookies look very pretty, and I'm sure they taste wonderful! Your tea table looks so pretty, too. I love the tea pot from Germany.
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely day,
Cindy
Such a pretty tea post! I love all the subtle touches of pink everywhere:)the cookies look sooo yummy!Love your German tea pot and the tea cups and creamers.. very pretty pattern! Love love love the rose napkin rings! Thanks for sharing this inspiring post with us and for your sweet visit!Have a wonderful week!~Poppy
ReplyDeleteHi Maria, Your Tea for two is beautiful...but can we make it Tea for Three?? I want one of those cookies! Yummy! That tea pot IS very special...I love it! I am your newest follower on GFC and Linky.
ReplyDeleteSharon
I don't know what looks better...the cookies or the table setting! It's all beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely setting! I feel the need to put on my wide brim summer hat, lacy dress, and of course, my white gloves. So inviting! : ) I'm a new follower on GFC and Linky. I'd love if you'd follow back and link you tea party to my Frugal Treasures Tuesday party!
ReplyDeleteOh, Maria, Yummy looking cookies for Eastertime. Love how you decorated them, too. Thanks, Helen
ReplyDeleteAll I can say is YUM!!! and of course, beautiful! :)
ReplyDelete~Tami
What a pretty table setting! The cookies look delish with those sprinkles on top. I love your Campodimonte candle holders. My grandmother had a few Campodimonte pieces, and each one of them were always a delight to see. Your dishes with the dainty flowers are beautiful too. Thank you for stopping by my party!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing this beautiful tablesape and tea at my party. The two of you did a wonderful job with a display fit for a queen. Every element evokes springtime at its best. The flowers with the cute birdies, the lace scarf, the cookies and everything else are really pretty.
ReplyDeleteYour table is so pretty! I think I could eat way too many of those cookies! I love a teapot with history, beautiful! Thanks for sharing at the Spring'tacular party!
ReplyDeleteDebbie
This is such a lovely tea. The cookies look delicious and I love your tea set.
ReplyDeleteI know you and daughter had a fun time.
xo bj
What a beautiful table setting and your cookies look so pretty...perfect for Easter. Hope you will visit Magnolia Cottage. Have a wonderful day.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Lisa
I love your tea party post! Everything looks so pretty, and I agree that the Easter sprinkles are fun!
ReplyDeleteI am linking from ReFresh/ ReStyle.
xo,
Ricki Jill
A beautiful tea party! It is so elegant and girlie! I love it! Your china is very, very pretty.The cookies look delicious. I will have to visit Kristin for the recipe. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteBlessings My friend,
What an adorablel and sweet tea table! I love it! The cookies looks so good...Christine
ReplyDeleteI need that cookie,,,it is my favorite and i want it now...it looks wonderful...and the china is lovely...
ReplyDeleteI forgot I love the coffee pot sooo much...
ReplyDeleteMmmmm...cookies and tea. I love your cake stand you used to display the cookies.
ReplyDeleteWow, what a beautiful tablescape...your attention to detail is impeccable! Great job! Hi, Maria, I am your new Follower...I found you on Linky/GFC! Please stop by and follow us too, I would love having you join our blogging family...Have a lovely evening! Hugs
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for linking up at Live Laugh Linky! Hope to see you again this week :) Hope you'll add my button to your linky button love! Hugs.
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