Once your twine is secured to your teabags, add your personalized tags by gluing two, back-to-back, to the ends of your twine.
#DIY TEA BOX FREE#
Insert the free ends of your twine through that loop to create a cow hitch knot around your teabag. Insert the folded end through the hole of your teabag to make a small loop. Using a small hole punch, make a hole in the center of your folded edge large enough to insert your twine.Ĭut a piece of twine about 10″ in length, and fold in half. It’s such a nice and convenient place to store and take out your tea bags. You can use your favorite wrapping paper and ornaments to create your own design. It looks so beautiful Just follow the step by step tutorial to get started. Once the teabags are ready, fold the unstitched corner down and sew the crease with your sewing machine to close each bag. Here is a nice DIY project to make a cute bird house shaped tea bag dispenser from cardboard. Using your funnel, add 1 1/2 teaspoon of loose-leaf black tea, and 1/4 teaspoon pumpkin pie spice into each teabag. Great for storing loose tea leaf, incense, coffee beans, and of dried foods like nuts, spices, rose tea, grains, grain storage tanks, coins on. Flip the box over and glue a big pom-pom centered on the top.
Step 4 Open the box and lay it down, then glue felt teeth all along the inside flap of the cover.
Step 3 Cut out some teeth shapes from felt and two felt circles a bit bigger than your googly eyes. Repeat this process until you have as many teabags sewn as you want. Assemble your tea box again using a hot glue gun. Place two of your coffee filter squares together, and sew along the edges, leaving one corner free to insert the tube of a small funnel. Use your 1 3/4″ x 1 3/4″ square of cardstock as a template to cut out several squares of coffee filters.
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