This teacup garden and a few other fairy gardens can be seen at http://onceuponafairygarden.com/home.html.
I made a tea bag holder! I think you could decorate this up to look like the front of a card. They are so cute---and once again, the photo on Pinterest was a dead-end.
I started with a piece of Anna Griffin paper, 8 1/2 inches by 11 inches and folded it as shown.
I marked the center, and folded the sides in---but, instead of just going to the mark, I over-lapped the sides about a 1/4 inch.
Then proceeded to fold in the top and bottom corners as shown below.
I then folded the top again to make it look like a big tea bag---it measures about 5 1/2 inches tall by 4 inches wide. Added a little tag and inked up all the edges with SU Cranberry Crisp.
I can see myself making more of these--so quick and easy!
Have a great day and check out who's doing what on Tea Tuesday, at http://alteredbooklover.blogspot.ca/ :)
such a cute idea...you've explained your process very well, and it's going to be a lovely gift!
ReplyDeleteThanks Diane :) I want to make some for little add-on gifty things :)
DeleteLove the teacup garden. My sister in law actually has her tea in a very large cup! The teabag holder is a great project for a gift.
ReplyDeleteI would love to have a little fairy garden outside--once our snow goes :)
DeleteBeing a fan of fairy gardens I really L♥ve that charming big tea cup garden! As it happens I have a cup and might just create one for myself...thank you for sharing the inspiration dear Nancy!
ReplyDeleteYour tea bag is lovely taking the gift of tea bags to the next level! I just happen to have a couple pieces of that Anna Griffin paper too ;) ...
Hope you had a Happy T Day!
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Thanks Patty :) please share if you make a fairy garden
DeleteThanks for the tea bag holder instructions. I am going to make some (one of these days) and they would make perfect little tokens to give to friends.
ReplyDeleteDarla
Great, please show us when you do :)
DeleteHappy (day late) T-Day!
ReplyDeleteOk you made the process sounded easy for the lovely tea bag holder. The inked edges made it extra lovely. It's all in the details.
Thanks Myriam :) they are easy and a fun gifty :)
DeleteI got back home a short while ago, and was excited to stop by to see what you had shared with us for T. You are SO creative. I may have to try making a few of those. I have a friend who drinks tea, so I'm sure she'd appreciate one. Yours turned out super. Love, love, love it.
ReplyDeleteThank you, thank you :) hope you enjoyed your trip!
DeleteWOW Nancy that is adorable! What a fantastic gift for a friend. I LOVE TEA! You have done a great job. Thank you for leaving such a sweet comment. I'm so happy you like my blogover. Feel free to add the new CANADIAN Button to yours!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Nicole :) and thanks for popping by! I have you in my blog list and I'll try adding the button :)
DeleteThis is such a sweet way to share some tea with a friend :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Tracy :)
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