Hello, again friends. I have a super sweet and easy gift idea for those tea drinkers in your life. This was one of those ideas that I thought had never been done, but alas, it has. But that’s okay because I think it’s a neat idea that I had to share.
All you need are some assorted teas, a foam cone from FloraCraft, a hot glue gun and a cute little mug.
Using your hot glue, starting at the bottom of the cone and glue tea bags around the cone, overlapping each other as you work your way up.
I thought it would be cute to place a star cookie cutter shape on top…:) Use double sided tape along the edge of a mug , place the tree on top, secure in place…and that’s it!
Super simple, quick and definitely practical…:)
You can see more cute decor ideas in the 2016 Holiday E-book.
Very Cute.
This is such a cute gift idea for tea drinkers!
I can not put on this shirt, since it shows my bra.
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