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Tiny Tags for Tub Teas
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I haven’t stopped using the sweet stamps from the Forgotten Garden Cling Mount Stamp Set since I got them. They’re so versatile and can be used in so many different ways and can also be adapted to meet any artistic style. One of my favorite ways to use them is on gift tags and often make several of them at a time so I always have some on hand.
I recently made a batch of tub teas to give to a friend and wanted to dress up the muslin bag I placed them in, so I turned to my collection of tags. I selected some that I had lightly coffee-dyed and then colored with watercolor crayons. I glued each one to a piece of naturally dyed paper, and then cut them out leaving a slight border. I cut strips from an old shipping tag, adhered one to the top of each tag, and then punched a hole. To finish, I tied each bag closed with a strip of naturally dyed fabric, attached the tags, and tucked in some dried eucalyptus seeds as a hint as to what was inside the bag.
I haven’t stopped using the sweet stamps from the Forgotten Garden Cling Mount Stamp Set since I got them. They’re so versatile and can be used in so many different ways and can also be adapted to meet any artistic style. One of my favorite ways to use them is on gift tags and often make several of them at a time so I always have some on hand.
I recently made a batch of tub teas to give to a friend and wanted to dress up the muslin bag I placed them in, so I turned to my collection of tags. I selected some that I had lightly coffee-dyed and then colored with watercolor crayons. I glued each one to a piece of naturally dyed paper, and then cut them out leaving a slight border. I cut strips from an old shipping tag, adhered one to the top of each tag, and then punched a hole. To finish, I tied each bag closed with a strip of naturally dyed fabric, attached the tags, and tucked in some dried eucalyptus seeds as a hint as to what was inside the bag.
