 Ever since I saw this tutorial on Holly McMillen's blog, I've been wanting to make one of these adorable tea boxes!!!  This past weekend I found this stamp set~Tea For Two by My Favorite Things~at a local stamp store, and I snatched it up : )  I just love this image, and the little mouse is just as sweet!  I followed Holly's tutorial using Almost Amethyst for my box, and So Saffron for my lid.  After I added the scallops, I ran the top through my Swiss Dots CB Folder.  This was a two step process to get the whole thing embossed, so I had to be careful to line it up correctly.  I added the ribbon to the top, but only to 3 sides, because I found if you wrap it all the way around, the top doesn't open properly.  I stamped the image with Memento Tuxedo Black ink, colored it with Copics, and cut it out.  I cut the dp from SU Tea Party (how appropriate, huh?) with my Labels One Nestabilities, then popped my image up on foam squares.  I stamped the sentiment, cut around it with my paper trimmer, and sponged Almost Amethyst along the edges.  That was it!  Thank you Holly for the wonderful tutorial!  I can't wait to fill this up with some tea bags, and give it to someone special!
Ever since I saw this tutorial on Holly McMillen's blog, I've been wanting to make one of these adorable tea boxes!!!  This past weekend I found this stamp set~Tea For Two by My Favorite Things~at a local stamp store, and I snatched it up : )  I just love this image, and the little mouse is just as sweet!  I followed Holly's tutorial using Almost Amethyst for my box, and So Saffron for my lid.  After I added the scallops, I ran the top through my Swiss Dots CB Folder.  This was a two step process to get the whole thing embossed, so I had to be careful to line it up correctly.  I added the ribbon to the top, but only to 3 sides, because I found if you wrap it all the way around, the top doesn't open properly.  I stamped the image with Memento Tuxedo Black ink, colored it with Copics, and cut it out.  I cut the dp from SU Tea Party (how appropriate, huh?) with my Labels One Nestabilities, then popped my image up on foam squares.  I stamped the sentiment, cut around it with my paper trimmer, and sponged Almost Amethyst along the edges.  That was it!  Thank you Holly for the wonderful tutorial!  I can't wait to fill this up with some tea bags, and give it to someone special!Kerri
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
6 comments:
So super cute! Yet another idea for me to play with!
Great job! Just adorable!
You and your patience and bravery for taking on things like this - man, girl...this is awesome! Great image with the little booty hanging out the top of the tea cup - LOL - great colors...have to look at what I have that's light purple and yellow...hmmm...
ack!! this is adorable!!
I would love a tea!
This is soooooo sweeeeeet!
Love the bunnies!
Cheers,
Dorothy
This turned out really cute!
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