We just got the gazebo ready for summer; our summer is late here. We have had so much rain in the month of June. We enjoy having our morning coffee in the gazebo, and how about an afternoon tea party? Come and join us . . .
Here's the before and after
I bought 2 of the pillows and made new covers for the cushions and other pillows with Waverly coordinating fabrics. The pillows and covers are reversible, with different fabrics for a different look.
On the coffee table, an inherited vintage table runner with a pretty embroidered basket on each end; also has matching napkins which are on the backs of the chairs and loveseat, china teacups, Franciscan Desert Rose teapot, and antique milk bottle holder . . .
A great find in Idaho while antique shopping ~ the cutest shabby chic milk bottle holder that holds 6 half pint milk bottles ~ it came without the milk bottles; but, unbelievably we were able to find all 6 while shopping in Idaho, finding 5 at one estate sale. It is one of my favorite finds!
[I will be blogging in the next few weeks about shopping in eastern Washington and Idaho and some of the great finds we found.]
An antique wood table in the corner, painted white, with a beautiful vintage hankie for a doily and a vase of David Austin roses from the garden.
Second end table is an antique half table, painted butter yellow, topped with one of the vintage napkins and a thrift find silver tea set.
Thanks for joining our tea party.
~ Julie
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This looks just beautiful and so inviting! I feel like I could just jump right in and join you for tea!
ReplyDeleteLovely post, makes me feel very welcomed for afternoon tea!! I love your find of the milk bottle holder and how great to find the bottles to fit! Enjoy, Jackie in UK.
ReplyDeleteLooks beautiful! I would love to have tea there!
ReplyDeleteOh, how absolutely lovely! I so enjoyed visiting your gazebo for tea today. :)
ReplyDeleteI popped over from Sandi's Tea Time Tuesday at Rose Chintz Cottage. So glad I found you. I'm following you now and look forward to getting to know you better.
If you have time, I'd love to invite you over to my own tea party today.
www.softwindsandroses.blogspot.com
That's a beautiful place for tea! Just love your gazebo. You have a beautiful teapot.
ReplyDeleteblessings, Beth
I love your creativity. I enjoy re purposing found items too!
ReplyDeleteI hope you will accept my invitation to join us for tea and share your tea table with our ladies.
You are always welcome for tea.
Pam @ Teapot and Tea Things Tuesday
What a lovely place to sit down, it's very inviting!
ReplyDeleteWishing you a happy Tuesday. x
Very lovely and inviting…..
ReplyDeleteSweet Blessings,
Virginia
Such a lovely spot to have tea! Love the teapot and the teacup but I LOVE your milk bottle holder! What a find is that! And how wonderful you were able to find the bottles too! Lovely and inviting! Thank you for joining me for tea and I wish you a beautiful evening.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Sandi
That milk bottle holder is the coolest thing! I love your gazebo sitting area. It's so pretty and welcoming. One day my patio will be just as pretty! One day. :)
ReplyDeleteDonna
The more I scrolled down, the more I found to love. I agree with Donna on the milk bottle holder. The fabric is pretty, the china romantic and inviting...
ReplyDeleteLove your Franciscan Desert Rose teapot! ( That same teapot is in my post too!) Your gazebo is lovely and the perfect spot for tea! I like the way you used vintage hankies as doilies on the tables.
ReplyDeleteSimply Gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteSo glad I found your lovely blog. I look forward to following along with you on all of life's many adventures!
Smiles...
Susie
I want to live in your gazebo - absolutely gorgeous! The glass milk bottles and holder are so adorable - I love them. Thank you for your wonderful post - I am following your blog now too!!
ReplyDelete<>< Concetta
Oh, this is all to breath-taking!!! Completely magnificent and it looks like it should be in a magazine...amazing!!
ReplyDeleteHUGS,
Cindy
xoxox
Beautiful tea! Love it all. So romantic and inviting. Thanks for stopping by.
ReplyDeleteSherry
Hey Julie! What a beautifully cozy spot you've created here! I'm now officially in love with your milk bottle carrier and bottles. (oh no....I feel another obsession in my future...) I also love the mix of fabrics you used on the gazebo. Perfect!
ReplyDeletexoxo laurie@heavens-walk
What a lovely, inviting space!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful Friday!
Hugs,
Anne
Thanks for sending me the link to you post. What a lovely spot to sit and enjoy the garden! I LOVE your vintage milk bottles, of course! ;o) The chippy white wire basket they're in is too cute. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend,
~ Jo :)
Exquisite tea setting in a lovely gazebo!
ReplyDeleteHow pretty! I could sure sit there in that spot sipping tea all afternoon :)
ReplyDeleteQ~