Tea bag:
1. cut out 2 pieces of some teabaggy, natural fabric a bit bigger than a tea bag
2. sew up three sides with your favourite thread (mine's gold)
3. pinch your bosses stamp set and stamp 'tea' on the front
Simple but gorgeous.
Teabag
I don't know about you, but I seem to spend half my time when out visiting or picnicking with the beasts, scrabbling about in the depths of my bag for lint covered, scrumpled tea bags (white tea is my tea of choice). So this idea came to me as a quite lovely solution whilst at work (the utterly gorgeous Butler's Emporium in Hastings - don't worry, it's getting it's own post real soon), and is the easiest how to on earth:
Tea bag:
1. cut out 2 pieces of some teabaggy, natural fabric a bit bigger than a tea bag
2. sew up three sides with your favourite thread (mine's gold)
3. pinch your bosses stamp set and stamp 'tea' on the front
Simple but gorgeous.
Tea bag:
1. cut out 2 pieces of some teabaggy, natural fabric a bit bigger than a tea bag
2. sew up three sides with your favourite thread (mine's gold)
3. pinch your bosses stamp set and stamp 'tea' on the front
Simple but gorgeous.
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