Tea Bag Treat Pouch Tutorial VIDEO

Well, having made this video some weeks ago, I decided I didn’t like the finished product colourways enough to ‘put it out there’ and decided to re-film. I don’t often do that, I never edit my videos, (I wouldn’t know how!!) and I rarely re-film for any reason. I believe in ‘what you see is what I’ve done’, as it’s more real. You get me, warts and all…

And in this case, because I wasn’t happy, you get me, bruises and all (watch the video, all will become clearer!)

But back to the project at hand, I’d received a sample tea bag in the post along with a book I’d ordered from an online store, and despite not liking tea myself, I know that prettily packaged flavoured teas make for lovely ‘bonus’ gifts for people.

I’m also mindful of the fact that many of you guys will be beginning to prepare for forthcoming Christmas craft fayres and the like, so I wanted to show you a quick and easy way to ‘dress up’ a tea bag either to gift, or to put onto a craft table.

And obviously, if you’re buying in bulk, I would very much like to be your craft supplier….!

So, here’s the video, Clickety Click!

And the measurements are –

IMPERIAL

Cardstock – 4 1/8 x 8 1/4

Score along length at 3, 3 3/8, 7 1/8

DSP 4 x 1 and 4 x 2.38

METRIC

Cardstock – 10.5 x 21

Score along length at 7.5, 8.5 and 18

DSP 10 x 6 and 10 x 2.5

Products used and showcased – 

Cardstock – So Saffron, Very Vanilla

Designer Series Paper – Afternoon Picnic, Venetian Romance

Ink – Pear Pizzazz, Wisteria Wonder, Tangerine Tango

Ribbons – Very Vanilla Seam Binding, Pear Pizzazz Taffeta

Stamp Sets – Six Sided Sampler

Punches – Large Oval and Itty Bitty Punch Pack

Other products used – Antique Brads, Sponges, Stampin’ Trimmer, Snail, Paper Piercer

I hope you like the project, and I’d love to hear your thoughts!

Sam x

Stampin’ Up! UK Independent Demonstrator

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