This is how the teaset works
you all remember the tea-set I received for Mother's Day?
This is it, still in the box.
unpack all the pieces
the teapot lifts out of the cup
place it back into the teapot, pour in boiling water and put the lid on then let it steep until the tea is the strength you like.
To store it neatly without taking up too much space just pack it all together again once you have washed and dried it.
It looks dainty. I hope the grandchildren don't help themselves to the tea :)
ReplyDeletehels; the grandchildren don't live close by so that isn't a risk.
DeleteThat's quite pretty, and clever.
ReplyDeletemessymimi; it is isn't it?
DeleteThank you for explaining! I published mine... it is different and I still have no clue!
ReplyDeleteI read about yours, and it is only different because it doesn't have so many pieces, you can still make tea in the pot and then pour it into the cup for drinking. It's an old fashioned thing from when people made tea in pots before the teabag was invented. Your set looks small, like a toy teaset for kids to play with, is it kid size or adult size?
DeleteThanks for the explanation!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and useful gift!
You will enjoy it almost every day!
Katerinas Blog; it is useful and though I don't often drink tea, this is a nice way to enjoy a cup after dinner at night.
DeleteHow cute is that! Makes a good cuppa R?
ReplyDeleteMargaret D; it is cute and a decent size too. A good cuppa depends on the te leaves used, some are nicer than others.
DeleteSuch a cute gift! I'm not a tea drinker, and would have no clue how to use it. Thanks for the "demonstration."
ReplyDeleteVal; you're welcome. I think most people these days just use a teabag in a cup of boiling water, this is a more old fashioned way.
DeleteI haven't seen that type of tea set for one. Very clever. Mine was just a small teapot set on a wide cup.
ReplyDeletejabblog; that's what most of the sets are, this is a fancier one, but has the same use.
DeleteThey are clever aren't they? And that is a very pretty one too.
ReplyDeleteElephant's Child; it is very pretty, the picture on the box was pink, so I was nicely surprised to see a red set.
DeleteWhat a lovely item! A sweet piece.
ReplyDeleteJenn Jilks; thank you; it is lovely and sturdy too.
DeleteVery pretty!
ReplyDeleteGranny Sue; it is pretty :)
DeleteThat is so lovely and works so very well.
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WWW; it is lovely and just right for a cuppa after dinner at night.
DeleteWhat a clever idea.
ReplyDeleteKathy G; Whoever thought of it must be happy.
DeleteThe cup is very wide, so not long to wait for the tea to cool to drinkable.
ReplyDeleteAndrew; it is a wide cup and after years of drinking from mugs it felt a bit weird in my hands, but I'm getting used to it and the cooling time is faster.
DeleteWhat fun!
ReplyDeleteJoanne; like living "back in the day" when people used teapots and pretty cups.
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