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Welcome to all my scrappy and crafty friends. Barbara here with a cute gift holder for a small gift. It is a teacup that I cut with my Cricut.

Tip of the day-You can buy really cut trim for your projects in the sewing department of Jo Ann's or other fabric store.


Recipe

One piece of double sided cardstock
Tags, Bags, Boxes and More 2 Cricut Cartridge
fancy trip
flat flowers

I cut the cup, handle and saucer at 8.5 inches. It all fit on one piece of pp.
The smaller circle you get goes to the middle of the saucer.
The larger one goes to the bottom of the tea cup.
I used Liquid glass. Be sure to use strong glue on this project.
Attach the handle of the cup in the slots before you put the tea cup together. It is so much easier that way.
Fill with tissue paper or shreaded paper and add your gift. 
Hope you have a scrapbook blessings kind of day.
Barbara
Hope you have a blessed day and thanks for stopping by,

Comments

  1. Barbara this is just lovely, so decorative and so different, love the pattern and strong colour, xxx

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  2. What a cute idea :-) Love it!

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  3. Thank you ladies for your kind comments.

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