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Creating a Retail Display with Hanging Tea Cups For a Photo Shoot

ByJennifer
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Even I really enjoyed doing the Vintage Tea photo shoot. I was a great chance to really flex some creative muscles. I wanted to make something that really spoke to the collection. We have an amazing Maple tree in our side yard and I scoured all kinds of thrift stores and vintage markets to find pretty and  interesting china and ceramicware to create a Retail Display with Hanging Tea Cups from the branches of the tree. It ended up being so much better than I could have imagined. Though I will tell you I received some strange looks form the neighbors hanging tea cups from the tree.
Assorted teacups are hanging from tree branches by strings, creating a whimsical retail display with hanging tea cups, with greenery and part of a house visible in the background.

It was easy to use twine to hang them in a random height pattern. I really loved this look and decided to recreate it at the Nada Farm sale for my booth space. I was a little more careful when I hung them at the Farm Sale. I wanted to make sure they wouldn’t fall on anyone’s head so I only hung them over display pieces, not where anyone would be walking.

Ceramic teacups with various patterns create a charming retail display with hanging tea cups, suspended from strings on a tree trunk outdoors, with a house visible in the background.

The challenge was finding enough branches to cluster them close enough together from various heights so they wouldn’t all hang in a straight line. Luckily I was able to reach enough of them with a ladder.

Teacups hanging from tree branches near a wooden fence create a whimsical retail display with hanging tea cups, accented by a red ladder and a small table below.

When it finally all started to come together, it was so thrilling. It did take a little bit of patience to get them all at the same height. They looked so good against the vintage silver hung on the fence. it really created nice contrast.

Several teacups are hanging from strings in an outdoor setting, creating a charming Retail Display with Hanging Tea Cups amid decorative plates and lush greenery.
 While I was prepping for my shoot, there was a lot of excitement from the area wildlife.
A dog looks up at a cat perched in the fork of a large tree trunk, while a unique retail display with hanging tea cups adds charm to the grassy yard.
 There was the standoff between our dog and the neighbors cat.  Through the entire shoot something kept hitting me on the head. I finally realized there was a squirrel in the tree and he was not happy is was under his house at all.
A squirrel stands on a tree branch surrounded by green leaves, with pieces of string or twine hanging from the branch like a whimsical retail display with hanging tea cups.
 He even came down for a look. I was hoping he wasn’t going to start chewing through my carefully placed twine.
A brown squirrel with a bushy tail stands on a tree branch surrounded by green leaves, with twine draped over the branch like a retail display with hanging tea cups.
And I wish I was able to use this sweet tea cup on a stack of books, but I just ran out of room and a place to use it.
A white teacup sits atop two stacked books outdoors, its tea bag label reading "sip" hanging over the edge—like a charming retail display with hanging tea cups.
There were some pictures that I loved, but I just couldn’t use. Thank you all for your support and for following me as I created this fun look with old tea cups! You can see the  results of the photo shoot and the full Vintage Tea Collection here.
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18 Comments

  2. I loved the tea cup photos. They almost looked 3D. But the animals are hilarious. We have a resident squirrel. He does things to get our attention as well. He had babies (guess he isn’t a he) last spring. We only saw them a few days. They would rol around and ply rough with each other. They are gone now be HE is still here. We think he actually chewed through the house and into the garage. Glad HIS babies didn’t stay around or we would have more holes in our house.
    The model is stunningly beautiful.

  7. Hi! Having some green/blueberry tea & blog reading here! 🙂 Great post! The squirrel was so cute.. I think they are territorial animals?? Your photoshoot turned out fabulous – love how you think outside of the box with creative ideas! 🙂

  12. This post made me smile. The tea cups look darling and the little critter {squirrel} made me laugh. and the kitty, and your model…that tree was a fantastic prop!!

    Hope you are enjoying our wonderful weather after all the rain and gloom!

    XO,
    Jane

  14. SOOO great to meet you yesterday Jennifer! My teen/tween daughters were uber impressed when I had a chance to meet John Stamos at a Beach Boys concert last week as they were raised on Full House reruns. So when I told them I actually met “one of my FAV bloggers” and got no reaction I said “You know, like when I met Uncle Jesse?!!!” THEN they got it. 🙂
    Your talent and energy is inspiring.
    Be well,
    Lynn

  17. Oh my goodness….I loved this post! So much to look at. I love magazines…sort of addicted to them, and this post reminded me of my favorites all wrapped up in one. : )

  18. Thanks for sharing the photo shoot with us! That was my favorite photo! Love the pics of the squirrel and yes, the model is gorgeous! Hugs, Cindy

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