Tea bag caddy

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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!

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...

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Make a beautiful organizer for your teabags. Wonderful as a gift or to spruce up any teaparty.You can also use this tutorial to make a jewelry organizer or a divider for drawers.You will need:A cardboard box (or make one yourself)Cardboard (I used one that books were shipped in)Duct tapeGood glue (I love Aleen's glues and used the original one)Pretty paper (I used silvery sparkled)Decorations/embellishmentsBig beads to use as feetDiecut machine, like a silhouette (optional) or/a...

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In this video, you will learn how to make a tea bag holder wallet - perfect for work, travel, and multi-purpose, and a great DIY gift idea for yourself, friends, and family! 🩷 This is an easy, beginner-friendly sewing project for new sewists. This video is part 3 of the gift series. 🩷 In this sewing tutorial, you will find calming ASMR for relaxation and sleep. #tea #bag #holder #sewing #beginner #asmr #diy

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I haven't made a little teabag box in ages and when I came across these Twinings green tea flavours it just remined me of my gorgeous Oh So Ombre papers. So next came the box! You can watch my tutorial here Measurements needed to follow along Card - 4" x 7 1/2" score short side - 1/2" both sides score long side - 1", 1 1/2", 4 1/4", 4 3/4" Paper - two pieces - 2 3/4" x 2 1/2" Paper - one piece - 2 3/4" x 3/4" I have used Oval Occasions, Oh So Ombre, Basic white card, granny apple green ink…

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

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Celebrate World Tea Day, today, while sewing our Fun Fabric Caddy – then, serve iced tea in style! The sewing is easy with just a few fabric rectangles & squares and our easy step-by-step tutorial. Today at the NZP Blog! #NZPBlog #StitchitSisters #FunFabricCaddy #TeamNZP #BeginnerSewingProject #NancyZiemanProductions⁠ #ISewForFun @NancyZiemanProductions @StitchitSisters #ShopNZP

Afternoon, I had an overwhelming response to my Mini Tea Bag Caddy yesterday, with a lot of people asking for a tutorial. So here it is. If you find any errors please let me know so I can make the …

I had a couple friends ask for instructions on Donna's tea card from yesterday's post. It is so cute and since I'm making several myself, I decided to create this template for all of you. Use it to give away...

Hello, Sometimes I am inspired by other crafters to make a project other than cards. This is one of those projects. I saw this adorable tea caddy on Mixed Up Crafts. It's perfect for Mother's Day, Easter, Birthday or Just Because gifts. For this project I chose the Pansy Petals Designer Series Paper. A touch of Spring is needed around here and this DSP is just the thing. The caddy measures 7" x 3" x 3". I have put 20 tea packets inside (less than half full) but it will hold more. Check out…

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