The lovely Sheri Reed from the Stir (a Cafe Mom blog) asked me to be a part of a wonderful summer table setting series. It's been so hot here in So Cal (100 degrees+) that I haven't dared go outside to dine, but my little masked tea party could work just as well outdoors as in.
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For tips on how to make your very own masked tea party hop on over here (and I might include ironing your table cloth...something I neglected due to an annoying flu bug and retched heat that made an iron the last thing I wanted to be near).
Happy summer dining!
I love the idea of the masks... I am planning a Mad Hatters tea and can't wait to incorporate this idea as one more fun element
ReplyDeleteooh how fun! love the masks, great idea. theres a blog that does this every thursday and there are probably 40-50 women each week that submit their table. i really want to participate but just never seem to get to it, so thanks for the reminder:)
ReplyDeleteOhhh ... charming. Beautiful and simple. Hope you feel better soon.
ReplyDeletesuch a lovely idea. Would love to try this out sometime.
ReplyDeleteLove it, Merrilee!
ReplyDeleteThese look great, I could perhaps organize a maked tea-party in our Roulotte, that could be fun!
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