It's that time of year again!! The NZ Girl Guides are raising money by selling their amazing Girl Guide Biscuits. They are just the best for dunkin' into a good brew.
I have just returned from a quick Eater break in the motherland and my lovely lil sister surprised me with my most favourite bikkie. So I have just had an afternoon tea with Thom dunk dunk dunkin' these delicious treats in a pot of Twinings Australian Afternoon Tea. Delightful.
Showing posts with label tea. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tea. Show all posts
Sunday, April 7, 2013
Thursday, August 9, 2012
Colour inspiration #3
Left to right:
- Bright yellow bike with gorgeous hydrangeas – perfect for a bike ride in the spring
- Yellow whistle tea pot – to brighten up your morning
- Yellow birds plate – some amazing Anthropologie goodness
- Yellow teacup with birds and flowers – afternoon tea anyone?
- Yellow English Babour jacket – that's well English
- Circles Plate, Canary Yellow – so pretty
- Yellow chair on white wall – fantastic pop of colour in a very minimal space
- Enameled geo bangle – add a bit of gold and yellow to your outfit
- A bright and sunshiney day – I NEED this couch
- The Great Gatsby – gorgeous graphic design
- Yellow Gingham Cupcake Liners – these would go beautifully with my Peaches and cream cupcakes
- Chunky Vintage Lemon Yellow Oval Glass Jewel Surgical Steel Post Earrings – bold and bright
- Fabulous tea set – picnic in the sun!
Labels:
anthropologie,
barbour,
cupcakes,
tea,
tea cup,
teapot,
The blushing teacup,
The Great Gatsby
Saturday, June 23, 2012
East Ivanhoe Village Food & Music Fest
Lately I have been spending my evenings drinking tea and designing marketing collateral for the East Ivanhoe Village Food & Music Fest which starts on the 5th of July.
The festival includes a series of culturally-inspired dining events and celebrates the tastes and sounds of the Mediterranean including Little Italy, The Riviera, Spain and Greece. Sounds like my kind of festival!
Check out the East Ivanhoe Village website or visit their Facebook page for more info.
The festival includes a series of culturally-inspired dining events and celebrates the tastes and sounds of the Mediterranean including Little Italy, The Riviera, Spain and Greece. Sounds like my kind of festival!
Check out the East Ivanhoe Village website or visit their Facebook page for more info.
Saturday, February 11, 2012
Red Door Corner Store
Just been out for breaky in Northcote. Found this sweet lil cafe on Broadsheet and as always it did not disapoint. As soon as we arrived and I spotted the vintage sugar bowls and spoons I knew I was inlove.
70 Mitchell Street
Northcote
www.reddoorcornerstore.com.au
70 Mitchell Street
Northcote
www.reddoorcornerstore.com.au
Labels:
coffee,
red door corner store,
sugar bowl,
tea,
teaspoon,
The blushing teacup
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