Best Wishes Tea Bag Tile Bouquet
Here is a wonderful topper featuring a pretty bouquet of flowers, the larger of which can be filled with your tea bag folded creation, or left as it is.
There's a lot of opportunity for creativity with this one, such as glitter, etc..
There are several sentiment choices for this design. Enjoy!
Happy Anniversary Tea Bag Tile Bouquet
Aged to Perfection Tea Bag Tile Bouquet
Happy Mother's Day Tea Bag Tile Bouquet
With All My Love Tea Bag Tile Bouquet
Enjoy Your Retirement Tea Bag Tile Bouquet
Happy Easter Tea Bag Tile Bouquet
Thinking of You Tea Bag Tile Bouquet
Thank You Tea Bag Tile Bouquet
On Your Special Day Tea Bag Tile Bouquet
Just for You Tea Bag Tile Bouquet
For My Friend Tea Bag Tile Bouquet
For My Grandma Tea Bag Tile Bouquet
For My Gran Tea Bag Tile Bouquet
For My Auntie Tea Bag Tile Bouquet
For My Cousin Tea Bag Tile Bouquet
For My Sister Tea Bag Tile Bouquet
For My Mother Tea Bag Tile Bouquet
For My Mom Tea Bag Tile Bouquet
For My Mum Tea Bag Tile Bouquet
Get Well Soon Tea Bag Tile Bouquet
Happy Birthday Tea Bag Tile Bouquet
Photographs from the Community
Printed two copies of the card on matte photo paper, reducing the size a bit, and printed the tiles on lightweight paper.
I punched a stitched border onto two edges of a white card, then backed the inside with navy blue cardstock, to show through the "stitches".
I mounted the base image onto the same blue stock, then layered it onto the card with DST. I glued on some trim with strips of the blue paper and the pink from the long edges of my second copy of the card.
I cut out the flowers from the second copy and layered them with thick foam pads-also the sentiment, then made my medallion and attached it with strong DST.
Great design!
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