Here I am back again to share a bit more of my dreams with you. I really want to thank everyone who has stopped by to encourage me, I admit I was holding my breath a little when I rolled this out for fear of what you might think of my little "pretend" situation here. But you all are terrific, just like I "dreamed" you would be!
In real life, I stenciled the name of my shop right across the top of this wooden table using a pot of liquid gold leaf. It even glows when the light catches it which makes me dream of a light and airy place with lots of windows.
A handful of scallop shells help soften up the edges and give it a coastal identity.
Now that I have a place to sit and gather my thoughts I think a hot cup of tea is in order. My rose patterned teacup, purposely mismatched with a vintage ironstone saucer, hints at the scent of wild beach roses that would be found right outside my shop.
I envision the shop of my dreams to reflect the world right outside its very walls, doors and windows. Like these smooth granite stones collected from the shore that are tiny masterpieces worthy of their own nest.
It's also part of a birdie motif that I envision. Like my garden pots that I keep making up with wild abandon.
I really thank you for stopping by to play along with me today. And now I'll leave you with a quote I came across this week that pretty much captures my feelings to a "tea."
-George Lucas
In real life, I stenciled the name of my shop right across the top of this wooden table using a pot of liquid gold leaf. It even glows when the light catches it which makes me dream of a light and airy place with lots of windows.
A handful of scallop shells help soften up the edges and give it a coastal identity.
Now that I have a place to sit and gather my thoughts I think a hot cup of tea is in order. My rose patterned teacup, purposely mismatched with a vintage ironstone saucer, hints at the scent of wild beach roses that would be found right outside my shop.
I envision the shop of my dreams to reflect the world right outside its very walls, doors and windows. Like these smooth granite stones collected from the shore that are tiny masterpieces worthy of their own nest.
It's also part of a birdie motif that I envision. Like my garden pots that I keep making up with wild abandon.
This scallop shell turned time keeper is both useful and practical. And kind of a dreamy way to keep track of time too, don't you think?
I really thank you for stopping by to play along with me today. And now I'll leave you with a quote I came across this week that pretty much captures my feelings to a "tea."
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We were always dreaming of how it was going to be.
-George Lucas
