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Your creations are wonderful. Just so happens my stamp club is making these at our Monday meeting. I guess it is the time of year to be thinking about tiny gifts and gestures of appreciation.
Your creations are wonderful. Just so happens my stamp club is making these at our Monday meeting. I guess it is the time of year to be thinking about tiny gifts and gestures of appreciation.
What a great thing to make at stamp club! I'm so glad that Debbi Pippin shared her idea with us all.
I made one of these last night. Very quick and easy. I plan to make these to leave on co-workers' desks during the holidays. You made my day and I hope I will make someone elses. Thank you for sharing these cute little creations.
I made one of these last night. Very quick and easy. I plan to make these to leave on co-workers' desks during the holidays. You made my day and I hope I will make someone elses. Thank you for sharing these cute little creations.
That's just what I hope people will think tomorrow at the craft show! I've made a bunch of them
I'm going to try making these and if I succeed, will take them as favors to our Bunko game on Monday - it's our Thanksgiving Bunko - so a little something extra will be nice. Thanks for sharing!
Oh, those are cute! I've never seen these before. I have several ladies at church that are getting together Saturday and make Christmas cards. I think we may have to try this too!
Those were so cute that, even though I had finished my craft projects for my upcoming bazaar, I had to try one....which led to 12....which led to 24.
So cute, fast and easy. I used up a bunch of my "ugly" paper, which when all folded up turned out to be not so ugly after all! I am not a tea drinker, so I took a chance on the types of tea - I made 8 each of Chai Spice, Apple Cinnamon Chamomile, and Green teas. I will have a box of tea bags on hand (donated by my tea drinking friend) if the customers want to switch the tea bags for another flavour. I packaged them with 2 shortbread cookies (store bought, 'cause baking shortbread is also not in my repetoire of things to do!) - they are so cute.
I hope they sell well, but if not, I will eat the cookies, give the tea to my friend, and throw the ugly paper out!
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Hand over the chocolate, and no one will get hurt!
those were so cute that, even though I had finished my craft projects for my upcoming bazaar, I had to try one....which led to 12....which led to 24.
So cute, fast and easy. I used up a bunch of my "ugly" paper, which when all folded up turned out to be not so ugly after all! I am not a tea drinker, so I took a chance on the types of tea - I made 8 each of Chai Spice, Apple Cinnamon Chamomile, and Green teas. I will have a box of tea bags on hand (donated by my tea drinking friend) if the customers want to switch the tea bags for another flavour. I packaged them with 2 shortbread cookies (store bought, 'cause baking shortbread is also not in my repetoire of things to do!) - they are so cute.
I hope they sell well, but if not, I will eat the cookies, give the tea to my friend, and throw the ugly paper out!
lol! Glad you had fun with them too I just made 18 more! I like your idea of taking a box of tea bags so customers can switch out if they like. My friend is making tag bag towers that hold an entire box of tea bags, so we want to display them around a teapot, lace tablecloth and tea cup.
Teabag and Cookie Holder
