Here is the pattern she used: Little Birdie Tea Wallet
It is very handy for when we travel to our favorite getaway destinations and may have access to hot water for tea but not a variety of tea bags. The little wallet means I can take along a small assortment of my favorite teas with me. Carrie made one side differently so it holds index cards. Very handy for note-taking or list-making on the go.
I'm planning a fall-themed giveaway soon and thought it would be fun to make the tea wallet with a fall theme. Here's how the fall tea wallet turned out:
And here is the inside:
I also made one with a Christmasy look for a Christmas in July gift exchange:
Isn't it amazing how the look can vary with just a few simple color changes?
This pattern is quick, easy, and lots of fun. And you will find many other adorable projects at Wee Folk Art!
Those are so cute and handy! I use mine to hold index cards with scripture that I want to memorize. I love how versatile it is.
ReplyDeleteYes, they are so versatile. I wish I had thought to make mine with one side for index cards, but I was only thinking tea bags! Guess I will just have to make more!
ReplyDeleteWould be cute as a "pill holder" as well...ibuprofen, Immodium, tums etc that you might need as you are out and about! Wrap the pills in saran or use those little reclosable bags or tins.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea, Arlene! Those tiny crafter's zip-top bags would fit perfectly. Thanks for chiming in!
ReplyDeleteThose are soooooo cute!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE those tea wallets!! This whole blog is beautiful. Thanks for doing it.
ReplyDelete1happywife and syds1girl, thanks so much for stopping by and leaving such sweet comments!
ReplyDeleteI am glad that you both enjoy the blog. Please visit anytime! And if you are beginning to think about Christmas, you might enjoy visiting my Christmas blog, Mrs. T's Christmas Kitchen, as well. Hope you come back and visit soon!
This is so adorable! Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Sharon
Sharon,
ReplyDeleteYou are very welcome!! I'm glad you liked the project. Thanks for stopping by ~ please come and visit any time!
God bless,
Mrs.T
What a cute idea.We may just have to make one too.
ReplyDeleteThis is a fun project, Nikki. Hope you make one and that you blog about it if you do! If you haven't already, do check out that Wee Folk Art site where I got the pattern. They have a ton of fun things to make for or with kids, and I think they have some home schooling resources, too.
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