Wee Birdy: A final word on tea...

Wee Birdy is an exploratory field guide to the hidden gems in London and Sydney and sparkling treasures on the (online) horizon. Selected as one of the Top 50 Design Blogs in the World by Times Online, as well as one of the Top 100 Blogs in the World by The Sunday Times, Wee Birdy is edited and written by former magazine editor Top Bird. Top Bird recently spent three years in London, where she was Deputy Shopping & Style Editor at Time Out London, before returning to her Sydney nest. A self-confessed bird nerd, Wee Birdy explores the very best in shopping, style, fashion, beauty, design, interiors, craft and handmade.

November 16, 2008

A final word on tea...

How could I resist bidding farewell to A Week of Tea without revisiting the wonderful tea-themed brooches by Gloustershire-based Etsy seller, Lupin. These 'I Love Tea' pink pins are US$12.50 from Lupin’s Etsy shop.

I may also be revisiting A Week of Tea in future Wee Birdy posts - there are so many excellent tea destinations in London that it's been difficult to fit them into just one week of blogging. So please bear with me...

16 Nov 2008 23:46:53 | A week of Tea, Best of British, Craft and handmade, Etsy

2 Comments

What a brilliant week it's been, Top Bird! My heart palpitates each time I visit, not know what cuteness might greet me and give me a mini seizure. On one hand, I'm glad it's over. On the other, I'm not. Thank your for sharing. Looking forward to your next themed week. Christmas goodies? xxx

Posted by: the likkle girl who wurves pwetty things | November 18, 2008 at 11:23 AM

I've loved the theme this week - it's been perfect during the horrible weather outside!

Posted by: Big City Bumpkin | November 18, 2008 at 06:20 PM

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