Tea Cozy Cross Stitch, Three for Tea, Pretty in Pink

Have you read Laura Child's Tea Shoppe Mystery books? They are fun to read. I've read "Death by Darjeeling" and "Shades of Earl Gray". This little tea cozy kit uses pretty pinks of Weeks Dye Works Flosses and pink Jobelan fabric.



"Time for Tea" has lots of little teapots with dainty flowers in shades of periwinkle and lavender. These tea cozy kits are small and fit a small teapot with tea enough for one.



"Teapots in Blue" with many shades of blue and pink flowers dancing about. This tea cozy kit fits a medium teapot for when you are having tea with a friend. Today is a great day for tea and a cozy mystery. We had snow last night and it is very cold today, my newly planted flowers are a little droopy today.

Comments

aprilmecheelesdulllife said…
All are to Cute !!! Love all the colors of the tea pots.
May 22, 2010 at 7:19 PM
Prim Rose Hill ©2008-2020 said…
Love the tea cozies! I'm now reading The Teaberry Strangler and love it!! I think it's so sweet the main character's dog is named Earl Grey! :)
May 24, 2010 at 12:42 PM
countrygarden said…
Sounds like a good story, I want to look for it. I love the name Earl Gray for a dog!
May 25, 2010 at 9:37 AM
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