Did you notice the little flower on top? I used the Itty Bitty punch to cut a flower from the DSP!! |
I used the adorable papers from the Sale-a-Bration range, which I still just LOVE!! This first sachet opens up with the papers on the inside.
This second sachet uses the Subtles DSP patterns pack on the 'outside'. Both are a great way of using up your favourite pieces of DSP. I have used velcro to keep the sachet closed. I also decorated both the inside and outside with the Tea Shoppe stamped images and some little punches here and there. Those itty bitty punches are just adorable!!
Anyway, in my excitement of making a little project *that was kind of quick* I then realised I didn't have enough tea bags in the pantry. Remember, it's night-time, it's Canberra Winter and I didn't want to go outside to the shops! So I adapted the design to make it just a one tea bag holder.
Using Melon Mambo Cardstock and matching DSP |
Pink Pirouette CS and Melon Mambo DSP |
Certainly Celery DSP & CS |
Pacific Point CS & Certainly Celery DSP |
And as a side note, I have bought some more tea!!
Here's what I used:
Stamps: Tea Shoppe
Papers: Poppy Parade, Melon Mambo, Certainly Celery, Pacific Point, Pink Pirouette, Whisper White, Early Espresso and So Saffron CS and coordinating DSP (Everyday Enchantment or Subtles Pattern Pack)
Punches: Scallop Oval, Oval, Boho Blossoms, Itty Bitty & Modern Label
Other: Pearls, sticky strip, Blender Pen & sponge daubers
ps this took longer to write than anticipated. My last mouthful of tea was cold. Uurgghh....
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