Had an email from a reader about a missing picture of a tea cosy on one of my earlier posts.
I think this is the tea cosy I was talking about in that post.
I found it very dirty and shoved down the back of a shelf at the op shop.
Here are some of my tea cosies, some inherited, some found in op shops, none made by me
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ha. Last year, a friend gave me two of these. I have apples as a decoration in my kitchen and both of the cozies sported different apples on them. I coudn't for the life of me figure out what they were. My friend picked them up at a yard sale. They are still in my kitchen drawer.
ReplyDeleteI like the colors of the pink and white cozy that is laying flat on the table.
They are all so cute. I love the ruffled one especially. Gee, I would need to do some washing to show mine!
ReplyDeleteArent' they all so adorable. A tea coay isn't something we find very often here in the states. In specialty shopes that cater to tea etc. But in all my years of thrifting, ( ops shopping :))
ReplyDeleteI have never seen anything even remotly like them. I have one my neice made for me. But nothing like you have. I love them all, sigh something else I now NEED :)
they are so pretty and cute! Thanks for a treat photo.
ReplyDelete(and I'm envious - there are no knitted tea cozies in American thrift shops - and I'm not quite brave enough to knit one yet).
There is something very comfortable about tea cozies.
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute! I never find anything like these in our shops... if I did I'd grab it right up!
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