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I couldn't help myself... I made another one!!! I think I am having too much fun making these pouches! This is the 26th "cup" pouch I make in less than a month!
Teacup pouches measure 6 inches across the top and are 5" deep. They are quilted and have a corded handle and a handmade tag. I think I might keep this one!
Mi cuento ''Café para dos'' salió publicado en ArteSomos, revista digital.
Pueden volver a leerlo en la página 83. Gracias siempre por el apoyo :)
These are just a few of the tea cups I recently finished - for another tea cup shaped book for the collaborative project we have going at LineWeaving.com
A tutorial on how to make this sugar teacup and saucer according to Darcy's method is available via www.facebook.com/darcyscupcakes for £6.50. It is a17 page comprehensive guide with photos and instructions for every step.
Here is my attempt at a fancier teacup since most look like they come from a farmhouse!. I used burgundy-red velvet and a dainty rose print... and fancied up the font for the tea tag. I didn't use the milk fabric in the middle because not everyone likes milk in their tea!
I found this little treasure at a thrift store. I could see that it had been dropped a few times and thus it was no longer structurally sound enough to hold tea, but I brought it home to take its picture. I took a few good shots of the cup, then I had an epic episode of clumsiness and knocked the cup over. I broke the butterfly atop the handle clean off. I have since glued the butterfly back on. Is anyone out there interested in my impractical teacup?
One of my favorites.
This is for Judy, who loves teacups, too.
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I found it hard to settle on a spark, but finally did with my grandmother's teacups. Used kk_quest & kk_just a touch at 30%softlight.