Quimper Hittys

12 thoughts on “November Hot Chocolate”

1. My girls love hot chocolate! (Real girls and wooden 😊). Nice pot there – plenty of hot chocolate for all!

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   • We latched on to the little pewter chocolate pot as soon as we saw it in a charity shop!

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2. Looks and sounds yummy. We are going to have hot chocolate temps here in Pennsylvania. Tonight 29° and tomorrow evening down to 18°. I’m going to be enjoying hot chocolate, snugly soft throws and a Louise Penny book.

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   • Mary Anne…a Louise Penny fan?!! Aren’t her books marvelous.. I am in love with Gamache and his lovely wife!! Enjoy!! The latest book was a good read!

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     • Hi Sherry,
       It’s fun to know another Gamache fan. I just got her latest book and can hardly wait to start it.

   • That does sound cosy…I think I may just have to join you two in the hot chocolate and Louise Penny project!

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3. May there be enough hot chocolate to last for many, many days such as you’ve just experienced. My “hat” is off to Opal for such a splendid thought.

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   • We find small things deliciously comforting when the world is cold!

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4. I never thought of using thimbles for cups. Thanks for the idea. Love the girls sweaters and have for quite a while. Wish I could find a crochet pattern so I could make sweaters for my own dolls.

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   • I likely read about thimble cups in The Borrowers or some other story – the Quimper Hittys love them!

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5. yes it is indeed hot chocolate (and hot tea) weather. Opal is a genius…

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   • Tea is definitely a warming and restorative liquid. I think Constance prefers it generally, though the twins can’t understand it!

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