I ran to Home Goods after I saw this video and loaded up on these Grace's Tea ware sets! Thank you so much for this haul video, it was so much appreciated! These tea sets are so gorgeous! So thankful to you for putting out this video!!!!!
That's awesome! So glad your HG had them. Your very welcome, I'm glad that this haul was good info, it's such a beautiful collection that no one should miss out on! 😆 Hugs
Wow kelly u really have an eye for beautiful stuff. I love ur tea set collection plus those cards are just awesome. Will u pls do a craft room tour or office tour pls. Id love to get some ideas and tips on ur deco. style. Thanks in advance. ♥
I watched each and every one of Jessalyns videos, now I am working on yours.... Wich is going to take a few days. But it took Jessalyns not even a day.
I just love ur shabby chic haul.. Please can u do a video of ur dughters party with all ur shabby chic haul in use. I can just imagine its going to look lovly.
Hi Karhi, I actually didn't get to use it. This past weekend was my Lil girl's bday and she requested to have it at her favorite spot. I couldn't load everything up and the risk of it breaking, I only was able to use the tier plates and brought a cake stand and even those got chipped. =( I think I will have to save it for future parties when the kids get older lol. Thanks for your support and feedback. Hugs 😆
History of High Tea - History English Afternoon Tea: tea set High Tea is often a misnomer. Most people refer to afternoon tea as high tea because they think it sounds regal and lofty, when in all actuality, high tea, or "meat tea" is dinner. High tea, in Britain, at any rate, tends to be on the heavier side. American hotels and tea rooms, on the other hand, continue to misunderstand and offer tidbits of fancy pastries and cakes on delicate china when they offer a "high tea."
+Sandy Serrano it's because she googled it. I can refer to it as high tea if I want to, I do understand the history and that it is originally afternoon tea. But I chose to use the modern interpretation known to many. Tea rooms, hotels also use the term "high tea."
+Amarilis Langley Thankyou for the facts, obviously I don't think she realizes. People are allowed to use terms or words that best describes such, it may not be historically correct but I don't think it's a big deal =).
I'm not trying to be rude, but it's "this is how it looks" or "this is what it looks like". A lot of ppl make the mistake, probably b/c they were misinformed. Just thought I'd let you know. :)
