Welcome Teacup Friends to
"Red Transferware and Red Roses for Tea!"
I recently painted our country style kitchen pedestal table at the cottage.
It was originally slate blue on the pedestal base and around the wood on the table top.
I used the new Mineral Based Fusion Furniture paint from my local consignment store - "Con$ign It" in Port Coquitlam. And I'm lovin' it!
Phone: 604-475-2075
Con$ign-iT! Your Re-Sale Specialists
111-2331 Marpole Ave, Port Coquitlam
V3C 2A1
Con$ign-iT! Your Re-Sale Specialists
Phone: 604-475-2075
Email them at consignitbc@gmail.com
How can you not love Fusion paint when it takes only one coat? It's similar to chalk paint but it didn't need waxing.
The red roses (and one white rose) are in bloom at the cottage. And I'm so pleased that the pink roses are budding outside too.
Don't you love garden roses?
Today I would like to share two Alfred Meakin Medieval Castles vintage transferware teacups and dessert bowls that I found at MCC in Abbotsford about two years ago.
Such sweet flowers on the handles of the cups.
Thank you for stopping by for
"Red Transferware and Red Roses for Tea"!
Hope your week is rosy!
See you soon!
Karen
This week I will be joining these beautiful blogspots:
Bernideen's ~http://blog.bernideens.com/
Friends Sharing Tea
Beverly ~http://howsweetthesound.typepad.com/
Pink Saturday
Cindy ~ http://www.dwellings-theheartofyourhome.com/Amaze Me Monday
Martha ~ http://www.marthasfavorites.com
Tea on Tuesday
Tuesday Cuppa Tea
Sandi~http://sandimyyellowdoor.blogspot.ca
Teacup Tuesday
Hope to see you there!
Your table is so pretty painted white, and I need to now find out where I can find Fusion paint.
ReplyDeleteGarden roses, a white table, and red transfer ware- what a beautiful combination.
Enjoyed visiting,
Laura
It all looks very pretty... Table came out great and I love love the Red transfer ware.. I have been collecting Johnston Bros old Castle I love it.. Happy Sunday with love Janice
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!! Love the painted table and hutch with the pretty dishes and flowers.
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Karen, I love your table painted white! I wonder if anyone here carries Fusion paint. Boy, that would sure make it easier. You know I am loving your red transferware and the pink lace runner is sweet too. Lovely posting for tea! Thanks for sharing and joining me for Tea Time today. Have a fabulous day.
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Sandi
I really like the white table! I can see why you preferred that. And I love your red transferware. What a wonderful tea time! Thanks for linking to Tuesday Cuppa Tea!
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We both used red transferware today, Karen. I'm in love with your teacups, small bowls and your teapot.
ReplyDeleteYour table turned out so well. I have a table very similar to yours and would love to paint it, also. I will look for the fusion paint. I like that it doesn't need waxed.
I love your table painted in white. I adore red transferware too, and yours is fabulous. Another romantic tea time !!!
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Alessandra
The white table goes so well with the other furniture in that room. Great job renovating it! You have such a nice collection of red transferware. I also like the sweet flowers on the teacup handle. Your roses add such beauty to the table. Have a wonderful tea week, Nora
ReplyDeleteWhat gorgeous roses and red transferware! Your newly painted table also looks fabulous!
ReplyDeleteYou have the biggest back yard. That would be heaven for me. Love how your table looks in the white. Of course your red transfer ware is amazing. Have a wonderful week my friend. Hugs, Martha
ReplyDeleteYour table looks fabulous ...' I shall have to check for ' Fusion" paint ..It would sure make things easier when refurbishing tables and possibly doorways....I adore your red transfer ware ... It looks so romantic coupled with your stunning roses... Such a lovely setting... Thanks for sharing ...Hugs
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful room! Love your white with red transferware...so pretty! The roses too!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing at AMAZE ME MONDAY!
Blessings,
Cindy
those are really lovely wares and I love what you have done with your table... I am planning to refinish a dresser that I ruined with polish remover, ouch. Ive been looking into chalk paint, but thanks for posting about the Fusion paint, I will take a look at that as well :-)
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