I drink hot tea and I like lots of different flavors. I buy different brands, like Stash, Steep, or Twinings. All three brands have tea bags that are the same size, no staples, and have similar texture. Since I drink so much tea, it always pains me to throw out the used tea bags (I think “Oh no, th
Give homemade tub teas to family and friends this Christmas, with instructions from Martha Stewart.
I put together a list of 51 Mother's Day Sewing Gift Ideas for you to make this May and give something beautiful to your mom!
Easy DIY reusable tea bags to make for use with your favorite tea. We give you an easy step by step tutorial with pictures to make DIY reusable tea bags.
Tea bag tea is always inferior to loose leaf tea. The tea that goes into bags is called dust, and quite literally includes particles that fall to the floor and are swept up during machine processing. There is no delicate way to put it - dust grade tea is the cheap left overs. We are yet to come across tea bag tea that
a search for scrap fabric sewing projects and found good ones that I had to share them with you. And so this post of tons of scrap fabric sewing projects
I figured I'd better get this posted before the kitty completely wrecked it by knocking it repeatedly off my display table, batting it around the floor, and chewing it to death! {New Social Media Definition: proCATStination...waiting to take pictures and post them to your blog, until AFTER you've rescued your subject matter from imminent destruction at the paws and/or jaws of feline(s).} Anyway, I learned about this adorable pouch thru a fellow demonstrator, who was demoing it at Stampin' Up!'s San Antonio Regional. Unfortunately, I was demoing something else at the same time, so it took me a while to catch up with the instructions for making it. There's a place for a card in the front, a teabag in the back, and some cookies in the center! [Click any image to see it full-size.] Pouch Instructions: Start with 8-1/2"x12" paper or card stock. Our 12x12 Designer Series Papers are ideal, not only for size, but also because of the contrast the double-sided patterns provide. Score parallel to the 8-1/2" side at 1-1/4", 2-1/2", 5", 7", 9-1/2", and 10-3/4". Score parallel to the 12" side at 2-1/2" and at 6". Cut the 2-1/2" squares from each corner. Fold the four center corners in half diagonally, each tip pointing towards the center. Fold in the short sides. Fold in the long sides. Fold back each top edge. Punch holes thru top for string or bow. If you want to put treats in a bag in the center, punch your holes close together, so they can gather the top of your bag when you pull them tight. Place cookies or treats in 3x5 Small Cello Bag, then tuck bag in the center of your pouch, and then tie your knot or bow. (TIP: tying a bow allows the recipient to open without ripping.) Okay, I'm gonna show you a quick video walk-through for a visual. I know you're a busy crafter, so I'll keep it short and to the point. I'm a busy crafter, too, so please excuse the rough cut of the video. Really, you should only need to see it once, and after that, you'll easily be able to refer to the text instructions above. Seriously, you NEED the FREE Everyday Enchantment Designer Series Paper, and the FREE Everyday Enchantment Ribbon & Brad Pack for this project. During Sale-a-Bration, you can pick one item FREE for each $50 you spend, or if you Host a Workshop with $400 in sales, you get the paper, ribbon/brad pack, AND a coordinating stamp set...ALL FOR FREE! My teenage daughter is not a froo-froo person, but immediately upon seeing this project, she said the paper and the coordinating ribbon make this project scream "Mother's Day". But the FREE supplies are only available through March 31st, so get yours NOW! Stampin' Supplies: Everyday Enchantment Designer Series Paper, Everyday Enchantment Ribbon & Brad Pack, Simply Scored Scoring Tool, Small Cello Bag (3x5), Crop-a-Dile. [And for the card...] Pool Party card stock, Very Vanilla card stock, Peach Parfait & Calypso Coral ink, Itty Bitty Punch Pack, Pearl Jewels, Pear Pizzazz Pleated Satin Ribbon, Tea Shoppe stamp set, XL Oval Punch, Perfect Polka Dots Embossing Folder, Stampin' Dimensionals, SNAIL. ~Kimberley Morris Stampin' Up! Independent Demonstrator since 1994 Colorado Springs, CO [email protected] http://kimberley.stampinup.net (SHOP ONLINE) BECOME A DEMONSTRATOR
Click for lots more great free printables and digital goodies! Traveling for the holidays is wonderful, seeing loved ones and spending time relaxing instead of working. But it's also pretty hectic, right? It never feels like you're getting away for
How to make your own reusable muslin tea bags for a zero waste cup of tea. An easy homemade craft that needs no pattern.
Hello Friends! Hope you are enjoying your weekend, especially if this is a long weekend for you! It seems like I've be...
Tea / Pastries / China / Please Join Me On My Other Blog Recipe House.
Early this year, I started a visual diary called "363 Days of Tea". My goal was two-fold: to push my creative practice and to share it on social media, hoping to spark a different kind of inspiration. The used tea bag is not very attractive.
Learn how to make heart shaped tea bags. It's super easy and fun! And perfect for any occasion. Also, it's a great gift for tea lovers!
Why make your own teabags? We’d like to believe that the tea industry has it all sorted with safe sterile tea bags for the billions of daily cups of tea consumed around the globe. Unfortunately, this is not so as a recent study conducted at McGill University in Montreal, Canada has indicated. Researchers found that when a plastic teabag was left in 95 degrees centigrade water to make one cup of tea up to 3.1 billion nanoplastic, and 11.6 billion microplastic particles were released. That’s why DIY reusable tea bags make sense. And if you’re thinking, “Oh I don’t really
Apparently, there are many different ways to keep a diary and this unique artist from New York, Ruby Silvious, has discovered an amazing one. While some of us tend to throw away used tea bags after finishing our tea, Silvious reuses them... as canvases for her miniature paintings.
The other night I was sitting there, thinking what to do and spotted my stack of tea bag paper.. i did not feel like drawing, so I played around with other ideas.. i am almost out of my paper string (used for gift wrapping etc) and wondered what kind of sting the tea bags would make. Well, let's just see, shall we?I tried it and absolutely love the result! So many ideas for uses for this gorgeous stuff.Gift wrapping, of course, but could you imagine a basket woven from this? Or a wall hanging? O
Y'all know I love a free printable and today's feature is super fun! Consider printing out these adorable tea bags to make to include in a get well gift or sympathy card. Sky's the limit on what you can do with these 17 pretty free printable tea bags. Yep, I've hooked you up with 17 creative printables to jazz up your favorite tea blend. I hope you'll enjoy these free printables as much as I have! How to Print: Click on the link to be taken to the blogger who created this fabulous idea. (original source) Then follow their instructions
I drink hot tea and I like lots of different flavors. I buy different brands, like Stash, Steep, or Twinings. All three brands have tea bags that are the same size, no staples, and have similar texture. Since I drink so much tea, it always pains me to throw out the used tea bags (I think “Oh no, th
A warm cup of tea is a staple to the cold holiday season. There’s nothing like pouring that hot water, dipping in that tea bag and stirring in some honey go create that delicious drink that w…
Use coffee filters to package your homegrown tea for an easy cup on a cold winter day.
Thanks to Libby Williamsons cover article in the June/July issue of Quilting Arts Magazine, my family is now saving used tea bags.
Tea lovers, rejoice! 21+ Genius Uses for used Tea Bags offer brilliant uses for used tea bags. Use them for cleaning, cooking, and much more.
When is a tea bag more than just a tea bag? In January 2015, New York-based artist and graphic designer Ruby Silvious began a tea-licious new project: she would record impressions of the moment eve…
Yay! It's giveaway time! Sweet lavender sachets up for grabs at:http://gingermelondolls.blogspot.com/2010/09/giveaway-celebration.html Please come by for a spot of tea:)
I love using tea bags for all kinds of things. I paint on them, embroider on them, or use them in junk and art journals. Next I want to try and use them in paper mache as accents and I even saved the strings for funky doll hair maybe? They have a ton of uses.Since I have been asked, I thought I show you how I harvest the tea bags for use.A few things first: after brewing your tea, pop the used bags on a little plate and let them dry for a few days. There are three reasons for this.1. The paper o
Learn to make a little tea wallet with scraps of fabric to go anywhere with a selection of your favorite teas.
Zondagavond, het weekend is weer voorbij gevlogen ……..een creatief weekend! Zo begon het gistermorgen met een telefoontje van mijn vriendin ...
Why make your own teabags? We’d like to believe that the tea industry has it all sorted with safe sterile tea bags for the billions of daily cups of tea consumed around the globe. Unfortunately, this is not so as a recent study conducted at McGill University in Montreal, Canada has indicated. Researchers found that when a plastic teabag was left in 95 degrees centigrade water to make one cup of tea up to 3.1 billion nanoplastic, and 11.6 billion microplastic particles were released. That’s why DIY reusable tea bags make sense. And if you’re thinking, “Oh I don’t really
Learn how to make your own tea bags with this crafty post! Make them for a Mother's Day gift, birthday gift, or to add a special touch to a tea party or get together. These
This is an original flower painting I did on a used tea bag . I used gouache paints. The teabag will be unframed. Makes a great gift to slip in a card or to keep for yourself.
Extra photos for bloggers: 1, 2, 3 Wouldn’t it be great to drink tea and show off some happy snaps at the same time? It turns out you totally can! Talk about a multitasking tea break. Take your tea parties to the next level by switching your boring ol' tea labels for a custom polaroi
Learn how to make heart shaped tea bags. It's super easy and fun! And perfect for any occasion. Also, it's a great gift for tea lovers!
21 Original Tea Bag Designs for the Unique Tea Lover! If you thought that tea drinking was only for the pinky in the air type, think again! Here is a list of some super fun and creative tea bag designs that I know you will love, and might make you consider dropping that pinky finger and start dri...
Lil Teabag, a free crocheted amigurumi pattern, designed by The Cozy Chipmunk. She also makes a cute bookmark!
Learn how to add a digital print to a tea bag for art journal artwork
Early this year, I started a visual diary called "363 Days of Tea". My goal was two-fold: to push my creative practice and to share it on social media, hoping to spark a different kind of inspiration. The used tea bag is not very attractive.
organic hemp tea bags Reusable Bags, Renewable Materials Use this bag for making brewed teas or sun teas. Also works for coffee and coffee substitutes! I don't know about you, but I'm a tea drinker. I LOVES my tea particularly when it is COLD outside (and believe me, it gets cold outside here in VT. It gets cold inside here too!) :-) So with all this beautiful, renewable hemp material we're using to make our handy dandy nut milk bags, we thought we should make some handy dandy reusable TEA bags too! Oh how fun! Get yours today. Or buy one as a gift for someone you know who loves tea or has cold hands and feet. They will thank you for it. :-) Product Description: organic hemp, reusable tea bag. Each bag comes with a bamboo stick. Very strong and durable material. Use this bag for making brewed teas or sun teas. Also works for coffee and coffee substitutes. GREAT FOR TRAVEL, OFFICE and personal use. High-quality Tea bags. Each bag is handmade here in our shop and quality tested to ensure that you receive the finest product. Satisfaction guaranteed. Cord is either made from hemp or flax. Very durable and will last for years if properly cared for. (I still have/use the very first bag we made back in 2005!) This bag is lovingly hand made by sweet human beings, not factory-made by machines. This bag is roughly 3" x 3" (tapered down to about 2" at the bottom) but the measurements may not be exact. Proudly made in Vt. This bag is REusable!! Hand wash with each use and hang dry. Once a week, soak in hydrogen peroxide and water for heavy use. PLEASE NOTE: the bag will stain when using to make coffee or tea, etc. Any questions - please contact us. We do custom sizes and wholesale/bulk QTYs too! We can fit up to 10 bags for shipping prices below. Anything more, and please ask us for a QUOTE. If you'd like bags without labels, we can send to you. We ship via USPS priority mail.
Easy DIY reusable tea bags to make for use with your favorite tea. We give you an easy step by step tutorial with pictures to make DIY reusable tea bags.
How to Screenprint on a Tea Bag I made a short video about putting a screen printed image on a tea bag.
