I had my Summer Sizzler Catalogue Launch on this weekend for the Occasions and Sale-A-Bration Catalogue. It was a fun time sharing lots of the gorgeous new products and samples with them. I will s…
This handy tea bag holder project is ideal for taking your favourite teas on holiday.
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
Several of you have asked how to make this darling Chocolate Cozy I featured a few weeks ago. There are several goodies you could put in this little Cozy, but I chose chocolate because I LOVE chocolate! Tea bags also fit nicely in the pockets. For this tutorial I'm using photos of the one made and given to me by my Pal Deb Simonis, so although I've taken the photos, she's the creator! Start with a 6' x 6' square of designer series paper. Using your diagonal scoring plate, score at 2' on two sides, and at 0' and 1'
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Make this super cute and functional Travel Tea Bag Caddy as a gift for all of the tea lovers in your life!
Need a cute way to give the gift of cash? This tea bag money holder is perfect!
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The other day, Beezus and I went out to this little tea shop near our house for an impromptu tea party. This place also has little gifts, an...
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…
I had my Summer Sizzler Catalogue Launch on this weekend for the Occasions and Sale-A-Bration Catalogue. It was a fun time sharing lots of the gorgeous new products and samples with them. I will s…
I have a friend who is a great tea drinker, so when I saw this free tea bag holder tutorial from Claire at Beautiful Things, I thought it would make a perfect gift. My friend can pop into her handbag, filled with her favourite tea bags to use when she's out and about. The free tutorial from Claire at Beautiful Things can find HERE on YouTube. I used a piece of the leftover material from the quilted box I made last year HERE which I purchased from Geoff's Remnant Shop in Brentwood I have a feeling I may be making some more of these! Thank you for visiting my blog. Janice x
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Make this super cute and functional Travel Tea Bag Caddy as a gift for all of the tea lovers in your life!
Tea time! Elegant tea accessories always bring sophistication to any affair. If you are lucky enough to get invited for the weekend or Holidays, don’t arrive empty-handed!These 24 ideal tea-t…
For today's video I decided to show you another fun project using the Cup of Tea bundle and the Tea Boutique Designer Series Paper. Today's project is a card/tea bag holder all in one!
These Tea Bag Wallets make for a delightful sewing project that's sure to bring a smile to the tea lover in your life. If you're fortunate enough to know one, you'll understand just how perfect this gift is.
Create these cute tea bag treat holders with your envelope punch board. The punch board makes the tea envelopes really easy to make and assemble. Decorate with seasonal paper to turn them into an any holiday gift.
When you want to offer a quick, but thoughtful gift, consider making this easy teabag holder from scrapbook paper. Step-by-step tutorial included.
IT'S SO CUTE.
Learn to make a little tea wallet with scraps of fabric to go anywhere with a selection of your favorite teas.
My oldest daughter and my niece have birthdays that are only two months apart (same year). This year they both turned 16! Here’s the birthday girls… Niece Lucy in her “AliceR…
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Today's one sheet wonder is a project instead of cards. I'm going to show you how to create a quick and easy tea bag holder using the Tea Boutique Designer Series Paper and the Cup of Tea
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The other day, Beezus and I went out to this little tea shop near our house for an impromptu tea party. This place also has little gifts, and I saw this fabric tea bag holder for your purse. It just screamed the perfect thank you gift for a friend who was present for me when I had my miscarriage. I also always "borrow" tea off of her. I go to a great deal of meetings where only coffee is served, but they'll give you some hot water, if you bring your own tea. And I kept thinking about it. Not wanting to spend the fifteen bucks for the fabric one from the tea shop, but also it became the "perfect" gift for Marie. Google and a sewing forum later, I found a description of how to put one together and thought I would share it here. Not sure what a tea bag holder is? Here is a finished product: Okay. Take a piece of elastic, or binding. Or 1" x 9" strip. You are basically folding in the edges to create a nice seam, and sewing it to be about 1/4" thick. This is going to be your button loop. I do think elastic would be good for this part, but I just didn't have any. Start with a piece of fabric 20" x 16" Fold the long side (20" side) together. Good side in. Then press it. You then sew the side opposite the fold together. 1/4" seam. Move the seam to the middle and then press it. Sew one of the smaller unsewn edges together. 1/4" seam. Fold the opposing edges in about a 1/4" But leave unsewn. You will finish that later. Now, turn it right side around and press it. Take the sewn edge, and fold it 2 1/2" in and pin it. Sew the fold with a 1/4" seam. Now take the opposite side and fold it 5" up. Then fold it back 2 1/2". Pin that bad boy. Take your loop and tuck it into the unfinished seam. (the one you tucked in.) Pin it. Sew a 1/4" seam. The first time I did this, I broke a needle, so make sure it is not too thick. Now sew 1/4" seams at the side edges. (The two sides perpendicular to the loop.) Now you are going to make the pockets for the tea bags by measuring in 3 1/4" from each side. Sew the line straight down the project, though, because this is also going to create your folds. This project is tri-folded. Press the heck out of it. And fold it and press it. You fold in each side, then in half once. Do that and measure based on your loops where the button will be sewn. Hand sew this, making sure not to sew the outer pocket to the inner one. Fill it with your favorite teas, and artificial sweetener, if you use such a thing. I don't. But I think my friend does. Then fold it into a pouch and throw it into your purse. Eh, voila! Hope this was clear. Happy to answer any questions in the comment section.
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I spotted those cute tea wallets from Knitting Iris Flickrstream this weekend, and nearly fell off my chair. I love tea, I drink a lot of it, mostly because of an annoying sensitivity to caffeine that rules even the most...
Somehow the following post got lost in the shuffle last month. I would have had no idea I hadn't posted it, but I went searching for the directions for this tonight, and huh, they weren't there! Geesh, my mind sometimes?? Well, here's what I forgot to post: Who knew? January is Hot Tea Month! There's nothing like a hot cup of tea to warm you up on a frigid January day. So go brew yourself a cup and then take on this next challenge in the crop: create a tea holder. 1. Cut double sided paper (or make your own) to 3 1/2" x 11" 2. Score at 3 1/2", 7" and 7 1/2" 3. Hold paper as shown and cut third panel at a diagonal to create a pocket. 4. Adhere pocket to second panel. 5. Embellish!
Double Pocket Tea Bag Holders, Gift Card Holders and more!
It's been a really long time since I've designed tea bag covers. Going through and cleaning out files yesterday I ran across my tea pot template. Remembering how cute tea pot tags are I created this set. Share your favorite tea with a friend !
This weekend I was at my best friend’s birthday. I was a lovely grown-up evening, with couples, delicious food and wine. I have known this girl for many years now, and hold her close to my heart, w…
These cutie Cats not only cling to your tea cup or mug or bowl for decoration purpose, but also helping you holding the tea bag from slipping into your hot tea. This can definitely brighten your boring day when she is sitting on your cup. Look, how happy she is playing at your cup!! ^.^ These lovely Cat Teabag Holders are handsculpted & handpainted by me carefully, using the high-quality polymer clay which is water-resistant. However, in order to keep the durability, please handle it gently & carefully! And mostly important, protect her from dropping into your tea as she does not enjoy swimming!! ^.^ Should be the best gift for Cat Lovers & Gourmet, and a great housewarming gift! Your special someone will be given a scrumptious visual treat when they receive this unique handmade gift! Rough Size : about 1.57" Long / 4 cm Long This listing is for one piece of Clinging Cat Teabag Holder only, the cups shown on the photos are not included. Many other designs are available! You can simply select your preferred styles before check out! For details of the other 3 styles, you can visit the below links - https://www.etsy.com/hk-en/listing/459597978/cat-tea-bag-holder-d https://www.etsy.com/hk-en/listing/479417137/tabby-cat-tea-bag-holder-c https://www.etsy.com/hk-en/listing/400160791/tabby-cat-tea-bag-holder-b Unique handmade product, colors, shapes & sizes will be varied from the photos & specifications. However, we shall ensure each one looks beautiful! *********************************************** Please do not wash our Clay Creations in water. You can gently clean them with a lightly wet cloth and dry in air. Items are not edible, please keep them away from your small kids & pets!
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
A cute and easy project that contains 4 teabag pockets.
⚠️ Warning! Less than 2 weeks left to grab some of my favourite Stampin’ Up! Products before they retire. Boo 🙁 However, it’s now just 2 weeks until we get lots of new products to choose from 😃 Yippee! I will soon be sending out copies of the fabulous new Stampin’ Up! 2018-2019 Annual Catalogues ... Read More about Thank You tea bag pouches
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