Tea wreath

Tea Wreath. Styrofoam wreath ring and close pins glued one. You're able to clip the outside tea bags and then a dab of hot glue for the two inside layers. Add a cute bow!! Great Christmas gift for the tea-lover!

How to make a tea bag wreath from tea bags, clothespins and a glue gun! Follow these instructions and your DIY wreath will be done in minutes!

Why do traditional when you can do unique? This Tea Bag Wreath is a fun gift to give or receive! I'm not a coffee person (love the smell- don't love the taste). Tea, however, is

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Why do traditional when you can do unique? This Tea Bag Wreath is a fun gift to give or receive! I'm not a coffee person (love the smell- don't love the taste). Tea, however, is

A here with another great DIY gift idea! This one is for the tea drinker in your life. You know, the one who likes to knit scarves by the fire surrounded by a harem of cats (just kidding, Goose). Anyway, this wreath is a festive way to keep those tea packets at the ready and not stashed away in the back of the pantry. To make it you'll need: 24 packets of tea 24 wooden clothespins A leftover box from a full-size frozen pizza Patterned papers A way of drawing/tracing circles Scissors Hot glue…

Make this cute tea wreath with simple instructions from Kirstin if Kojo Designs. This is a great gift idea for Holidays, Birthdays or Teachers gifts.

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Elegant wreath made of a circle of teacups. I had been looking for instructions on how to make a wreath with teacups. There were pictures on Pinterest but no…