across this set at a local shop, I just couldn't resist.
No, those aren't giant plants, the furniture is tot-size.
Ready for guests in my shade garden. |
I'd like to say these pictures were taken in a nearby meadow, but it's actually our yard.
After a week of heavy rain, the grass is lush and green. And long. Right now it's being mowed by our groundskeeper while I'm hard at work blogging. Shhhhhhhh. :@
As you can see, the set is a little rusty. For now, I'm leaving it as is, but I may paint it
a fun color after looking at the chairs below from Anthropologie.
Hmmm, should I?
" Oh, yes."
I made funky polka dot chair pads to make sitting
more comfortable for little tushies.
This set was labeled as vintage, but I have my doubts. I googled
children's wrought iron patio sets and found a very similar
set for $300. Are they crazy?!
(I bargained the dealer down to $34 for the three pieces.)
The teapot, cups and saucers are part of the set
I bought for $5 at Walmart. I do have a darling vintage set,
but it would take me way too long to find them right now.
And I wanted to take pictures before it starts raining...again.
Now for the menu.
Google Images
I think this cake would be perfect for a little tea
party with our grandchildren!
And if it rains.....
I've got just the spot in the kitchen for two special guests.
The cookies are in the oven.
Have a wonderful Memorial Day weekend!
Vickie
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Join the parties at:
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The Rosegarden in Malevik Saturday Show Off
Vickie, that is the cutest little set. Your grands will love it.
ReplyDeleteOh so sweet and I bet some little people will love having a tea party at that darling little table.
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Danielle
That is adorable. The kids will have a ball with it.
ReplyDeleteThat is adorable, Vickie...and I burst of laughing when I scrolled down to the Mad Hatter photo...too funny! You got a great deal on the set, too!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, how cute; it is adorable in both locations!! Love the little chair pads and tea set too. BTW, I'm still drooling over that chartreuse bleeding heart. Looking forward to seeing what you and the paint come up with! :)
ReplyDeleteThat set is too cute! Would live to find something like it for my daughter. Would look great painted in fun colors like the amazing Anthro chairs, but I like the black too...looks perfect with the cute cushions you made!
ReplyDeleteVickie,
ReplyDeleteThat set is so sweet.I had a few of those sets when my daughter was little.Looks great in your garden.And looks sweet in your home too.I love those polka dot pads you made.
((Hugs))
Anne
AMAZING POST:) Your blog is so wonderful..do you have twitter or FB to follow you with??
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Have an awesome week.
LOVE Maria at inredningsvis.se
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That is such an adorable table and chairs. Love it in the garden! Oh the grands will like that! Enjoy your weekend!! hugs, Linda
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What a great little set!
ReplyDeleteoooohhhh! I can already see Finley sitting in there! ;) Mack, too...someday. For not he prefers eating off the floor. How dignified.
ReplyDeleteI would love this for our garden. They are so cute. You got them for a great price.
ReplyDeleteKelly
So cute! I love them!
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this is just darling, vickie! and i love your cute polka dot cushions! the grands will have such a great time with this set!
ReplyDeleteYou have to be the best grandmother ever! What little girl wouldn't love a tea party at that table...you're going to have so much fun playing with your girls.
ReplyDeleteBlessings!
Geneva
funny! i actually thought you DID have giant plants until i read that the set was mini!! cute find.
ReplyDeleteerin
xxoo
That's cute and I'm not sure why it made me giggle. Maybe little things do that to me.
ReplyDelete~Bliss~
Cute table and chairs. Love the polka dot cushions.
ReplyDeleteI was so busy admiring your find I didn't even notice the plants being rather large, just really healthy and gorgeous. Looks like a magical place.
ReplyDeleteVickie:
ReplyDeleteYour table and chairs are so adorable! Love the polka dot cushions that you made!
Thanks for visiting my blog.
Hope you are enjoying your weekend!
oh my gosh that is so sweet, it looks perfect with the polka dot cushions, I want to thankyou for visiting me today and your kind words,
ReplyDeleteWhew! For a moment I thought that your plants were given steroids or something. Ha! The little bistro set is cute.
ReplyDeleteCute little set - I vote for bright colors!
ReplyDeletegorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThis is the sweetest! Luv the polka dot chair pads too!
ReplyDeleteSo sweet sets. Cute dots pads and tea set. Cozy in the garden soaking in the sun while having a cup of chocolate and a piece of cookie.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely little spot in the garden ... loving the polka dot chair covers you made. And the teapot. And, yes, it does look very Alice in Wonderland ...
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Linda
www.itallstartedwithpaint.com
That is so cute; I've never seen an miniature set like that before. And with the tea on it, priceless.
ReplyDeleteHi Vickie,
ReplyDeleteJust wandered onto your sweet blog. Just had to mentioned how adorable your petite patio set is...and for such a bargin. Love the polka dot cushions you added, sweet! Can't wait to look around some more. Have a wonderful day.
Hugs and Smiles,
Ana
Darling, darling, darling. Not just the tea set, but the table and chairs! How cute!! Thanks for visiting and commenting on my Memorial Day post, Vickie. ~Zuni
ReplyDeleteCorrection!! :) You commented on my tole trays and screened in porch, and I wanted to get back to you on that, because I'm so surprised to learn that the color of mine is so unique. I'd never thought about it, but now that you mention it, I've never seen another one in that color! Thanks for stopping by! :) ~Zuni
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