I have an actual Alice costume from EBay, but, of course, I can't find
it. The doll wears a black hair ribbon, Nellie's dress, a white apron
from EBay, Nellie's tights and black shoes.
Alice's tea party in the original book took place outdoors so I brought it all outside. Alice sat in a plush chair.
The door mouse.
The white rabbit.
Topsy Turvy cups and royal inspired food.
The miscellaneous hearts represent the queen of hearts; the clock the fascination with time.
Main table was my wooden doll picnic table. Sophia's treats on the pedestal.
Springtime chest.
I used a linen calendar turned wrong side up and placed a linen napkin as a runner.
Whimsical desserts.
We had a lot of fun preparing for the party!
-Madelon
Madelon, your O G doll makes a BEAUTIFUL Alice!!!! What a delightful tea party!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Linda! Madelon
ReplyDeleteAbsolutley adorable, Madelon!
ReplyDeleteFawn
Thanks, Fawn! Madelin
ReplyDeleteI love it!
ReplyDeleteI appreciate that. Thank you! Madelon
ReplyDeleteThis is simply stunning! I love the toppled tea cups and the adorable dormouse! What fun! :)
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Thank you so much! Madelon
DeleteWOW! I really love the creativity here! Your OG doll Alice looks perfect in her costume and the dress with the black bow in hair looks very cute. The table setting is a moge podge of delectable sweets, teas and goodies that anyone would love to have for a perfect garden doll party so it works well for Alice theme. But the best added detail for this party is the adorable doll size clock. When I think of Alice, treats and clocks or time seem to go hand in hand. Thank you for sharing. Wonderful idea Rhonda for anyone who has ever read the story or watched movie and has a favorite doll with a tea set.
ReplyDeleteTicia, you are so kind with your comments! Thank you. I agree that Rhonda picked a great theme for the week! It was fun putting the elements together. Madelon
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