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I drafted a paper pieced pattern to mimic the lines of the catherineholm tea kettle in my new screen printed design. Blogged duringquiettime.blogspot.com/2011/07/pink-lemonade.html

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Allison and I worked on the teapots yesterday; I think they turned out very cute!! I added some pearls on mine to match the teacup I'd made ...

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I won the teapot border and multi-layer flower diecut from Cottage Cutz. My punchie pal, Gingerbeary8 designs for them and there was a contest I won. Thanks Bearzi. I've been dying to use the teapot border punch and the multi-layered flowers. So, I thought I'd use them together. Mrs. Bearzi has a b/day coming up this month, so I thought I would make this card in her honor. I started out trying not to use her style; but, before I knew it, I was in Bearzi-Land, kind of like Dollywood. I thought I was finished until I realized there was no sparkle. Well, Carol never has a card without sparkles and lots of details, so I set out to punch gosh knows how many leaves out of sparkly paper and added them everywhere around the flowers. I also added glitter to the sentiment tag and some to the teapots, etc. Added some bling swirls, textile ef, faux stitching and a border punch at the bottom and I was done. The neat thing about these diecuts is that they have grooves that cut out with them, so you can bend and twist as you like. I popped up the flowers by bending and added the buttons. Thanks for taking a look and even though my photo didn't come out to well, I hope you enjoy it IRL Bearzi. Hugz Alwayz! P.S. I used the teapot border diecut and a multi-layer flower diecut on the inside too. PT: 16 + all the Leaves - lost count

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Teapot papercutting ~ by Melissa De Meulenerie

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SVGCuts - SVG files for your cutting machine (Cricut, Silhouette, Brother, SCAL, Siser and more) Victorian Teapot - Dimensions 9 x 11 x 6.5 Other projects shown not included. For the entire Honeybee Tea SVG Kit, click here. Trailer Compatibility These cutting files come in SVG file format, which is compatible with all cutting machines' software: Cricut Design Space, Silhouette Studio Designer Edition, Sure Cuts a Lot (SCAL), Canvas, Leonardo, eCAL, MTC, and

Hi my crafty friends! I've been having fun making these pretty hat boxes from Mary's kit " Dress Shop" Click on the link to get the kit. http://svgcuts.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=53&products_id=386 Mary used Graphic 45 papers and they are sooo pretty. I just Love this kit!!! This was one of the first hat boxes that I made and when I was in Michael's I found the clock paper for my lid top and stripped for the inside and around the lid. I love clocks probably because  of the musical chimes each one makes.  Mary's flowers are so fun and easy to make. You can make a tall or flat flower with the file. It just depends how much you glue the cut piece over.  For the large flower I cupped it tighter. Update!! I finished the Fascinator hat for my burgundy clock Hat box. I really enjoyed creating these cute hats! For this darling hat I resized the lid from the hat box. The flowers are made from Mary's  "Dress Shop kit. Now I need to make a Fascinator hat for my daughter Hat box. What style shall I choose??? If you have any suggestions, please email me and I will be happy to make your hat. Soooo fun! I wanted to make this hat box to match the Dress form that I made in my last post. Very dainty and pretty in pinks and blacks. I measured and cut by hand the pink and white stripped and also the black and white for the outside panels. I glued black braid around the outside box. I also added tiny silk roses around the pink stripped paper. I just happened to have the birds in my stash and they worked perfect on top. I really like how the Hat box turned out and it goes quite nicely with the Dress form.  Very delicate and pretty! I really enjoy making Mary's creations. I simply had to add this exquisite Fascinator hat to this collection. Elise Dony Tribke made a suggestion on Leo & Mary's Facebook site that we  needed a Fascinator in the Hat box.  I thought how cute it would be to make this Fascinator to match my Hat box and Dress form.  Thanks Elise for the inspiration! I used the top from Mary's " Honeybee Tea svg kit" Click on the link to see the whole kit.  http://svgcuts.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=53&products_id=384 Yep, that's the Teapot lid made into a Fascinator hat. Who would have thought... LOL I made it a little larger so that it would accommodate all the feathers, flowers and decorations. I added black satin ribbon to tie around the neck. A really fun project to make! Hope you enjoyed my fancy hat. I'm wondering if Princess Kate has one like this?/ :) I made this Hat box with my daughter Jessica in mind. She has Burgundy, black and beige in her office and a Very large standing dress form. I thought a nice Hat box was in order :) I used gold foil around the bottom box and added some tiny rose paper inside for the lining. I gluedsome gems to give the flower a little shine. For this flower I glued three petals from patterned paper and glued a small flower in burgundy to the center. Fun flowers to make and very quick and easy.  The Hat boxes are winners and will definitely be on display for everyone to enjoy. I had to make this Fascinator hat to match the Hat box. They are so fun to make. For the top of the hat I used the top of the apple box file in Miss Bakers Classroom kit. The round rim is from the Hat box in the Dress Shop kit. I used gold cord binding around the edge of the hat and a black ribbon for the tie. I love how it turned out and can't wait for my daughter to see it. The flower from the Dress Form in the Dress Shop kit. They are so quick and easy to assemble.  FREE FREE FREE Vintage Shoe SVG file from SVGCUTS.com Click on the link below to get the shoe FREE http://svgcuts.com/blog/2014/03/07/vintage-shoe-free-svg/ That's it my friends for another day. I hope that I've inspired you today. Have a wonderful week! Hugs, Misty

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Moonbeam's Tea Time is an original digitally painted Tea themed resource complete with, roses, berries and a cupcake and rendered on colorful backgrounds.