
In Muscat, I made my hat, paper roses - painting some white ones red, but the scones were bought at a local deli.

I for one had great fun and think the others did too.
Spring 2012, I read about a Mad Hatter's Tea Party arranged by illustrator Lynn Chapman (Lynn's blog is here). I was so inspired by the drawings the group produced I decided to arrange my own tea party, which I held last weekend. Planning started this January, whilst I was home in UK, and saw me making a dormouse, which inspired us all at the tea, as our drawings below show. ![]() Homemade hat & roses. In a UK charity shop, I bought a silver tiered cake stand, which conveniently screwed apart so I could pack it easily. At the tea, I added tarts (custard not jam) and cakes I iced with "eat me". Some macaroons from the Chedi hotel were added later. I attempted to captured them all in the sketch at the top of this post. The other thing I did in the UK was to get material for my Hatter's hat and planned how to make it, with a great suggestion from mum. In Muscat, I made my hat, paper roses - painting some white ones red, but the scones were bought at a local deli. ![]() The group shot thanks to the magic of a self-timer - just. My flat is small so it was a small but select group of us who participated. Unfortunately one lady got lost and never arrived. I for one had great fun and think the others did too. CommentsSue 28/02/2013 12:08
Thanks Katherine. It was fun. Thinking of a Teddybear's picnic next. What do you think? Leave a Reply |