18 February 2009
These were in the background of a photo shoot I did for the Girlhood Home Companion (a beautiful magazine for daughters, mothers, and grandmothers).
Momma made the made the little birdie pouch. It is themed off of a pouch my sister, Breezy, made several years back. The simple whimsy of it is darling.
The tea cups have been around for a long while. I don’t remember a time when we did not have them. We still use them as we always have – for muffins and milk. They are old, chipped, and cracked, but just as lovely as they ever were.
Erica on Feb 18, 2009 said:
How charming! Those teacups look so comfortable.
Joy on Feb 18, 2009 said:
Absolutely adorable! I love it!!
Blessings,
Joy
Shutterbug on Feb 18, 2009 said:
Em –
I looked at your notes from the conference. Thanks for sharing those tid-bits of inspiration. :)
This Chicken pouch is TOO cute! :) I miss you, and I hope to have the pleasure of your company again soon.
Love,
Marie :)
lilyhaven on Feb 19, 2009 said:
The pouch, the teacups and the picture are all lovely.
Shannon
Miss Anna on Feb 19, 2009 said:
How darling! :D
Elizabeth on Feb 19, 2009 said:
The photo looks great! It looks so lovely!
Miss Eyebright on Feb 19, 2009 said:
What a darling little bird! I love it! The teacup in the background makes for a perfect setting.
Have a very bright, very cheerful day!
Miss Eyebright
Hannah on Feb 19, 2009 said:
How adorable!!!
I think my mom would like a pouch like that…maybe I’ll have to make one for her birthday ;).
How were you able to do a photo shoot for a magazine? That sounds like something I would like to do!
4Him,
~Hannah
Molly on Feb 19, 2009 said:
“Darling” is exactly how I would describe that!
I’m bookmarking the GHC for my friend. Her daughter is still too young for it, but I think she would love something like that when she’s older.
And a photo shoot? I’m impressed. Your photos are always lovely though, so I’m not surprised.
Miss Hannah on Feb 19, 2009 said:
Hey Emily Rose! That is soooooo…. cute. Oh, and I tagged you, come by my blog to see what it is!
Blessings,
Miss Hannah ( Heart of Purity)
Laurie on Apr 16, 2009 said:
Just found your blog through “Aspiring Homemaker” and I have added it to my faves for my girls. The teacups are Homer Laughlin, I believe. I collect the Virginia Rose patterns of his work. Just beautiful!