Tea holder diy

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…

Today, I have a tutorial for you so you can make your own tea bag holder. They are quick, fun and easy! What more could you want? Here are 3 versions of them. I used the sheet of squares from the Snow Festival DSP (Holiday catalog) and cut them up for lots of covers for the tea bag holders. I added bits of bling using the Cherry Cobbler Dazzling Details. I finished them off with a 'sprig' of Cherry Cobbler seam binding. Here's how you do it: Step by step: Start with a 3 1/2 X 11" piece of…

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When you want to offer a quick, but thoughtful gift, consider making this easy teabag holder from scrapbook paper. Step-by-step tutorial included.

This handy tea bag holder project is ideal for taking your favourite teas on holiday.

Make this super cute and functional Travel Tea Bag Caddy as a gift for all of the tea lovers in your life!

In this video tutorial, you will learn how to create a tea bag holder in the shape of an ornament. This decoration piece can also serve as a gift card holder, so use it as you like or come up with a new way of using it. :)

Two dollar store boxes, two hinges and a pretty ribbon are all you need to make this cute and compact tea organizer. #teaorganizer #teabox #teastorage

Ingredients: Daisy Delight Photopolymer Stamp Set Delightful Daisy Designer Series Paper Daffodil Delight Classic Stampin’ Pad Whisper White 8-1/2″ X 11″ Card Stock Daisy Punch Gold Faceted Gems Glue Dots Stampin’ Dimensionals Daisy Delight Photopolymer Bundle Craft Stapler Tea Bags...

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…