A really pretty and delicate offering today that features nice soft yellows and grays with birds and flowers. Delightful addition from HomeGoods to my ever growing collection!
Feb 19, 2013
Teapot Tuesday
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Another one for the museum! I don’t know if you read Gilly’s blog, but this made me think of you:
http://lucidgypsy.wordpress.com/2013/02/17/teapot-relief/
I don’t but I am going to go check it out!! Thanks!!!!
This has to be one of my favorites of all those you have shown us. Perfect, too, for this bitterly cold morning as the teapot reminds me of spring to come. Also, where did you get that sign behind the teapot? I really like the saying and design.
Nice one. I have a thing for grey tones right now… and I’ve always liked a yellow/grey combo!
I never really used that much—I like the yellow and carolina blue combo but now I am thinking this grey and yellow is pretty nice.
very pretty. loving the grey and yellow together.
I know—I never really put the two together that much but I do love the combination.
Lovely teapot Aunty Beth
the bird looks great, but a turtle would look better on teapot tho 
I only have one little turtle teapot–t-hink I need to add more????
YES!!! add more Aunty Beth!!!
I like the little bird on your teapot and think he is very happy there,.
Till I fill it with hot water…tweet tweet tweet!
You know I like the bird on this one!
Of course you do!!!!
Stumbled upon your blog and stayed because of the teapots! They are my passion. I enjoyed the T.V. spot on the teapot museum. There is another teapot festival that takes place in Trenton, TN. My husband treated me to a trip there and it was marvelous. That museum is known for its porcelain veilleuses ‘night-light-teapots’. I also enjoyed your Teapot Tuesdays. It is wonderful to meet a fellow teapot enthusiast.
Thank you so much for stopping by and taking the time to comment!!! I am so excited to meet a fellow teapot lover. I have heard of that festival in Trenton and some day…some day!!!! I would love to hear all about and see your teapots!!!! Thanks again. Come back anytime!