Hello everyone, and thank you for stopping by. Today I have project number 5 for this year’s Mothers Day Series 2019.
Here is my pretty Tea-cup & Saucer.
I have been wanting to make a pretty feminine one for a long time and after some playing around I came up with this and love it!
These make such a lovely Mothers Day gifts and can be filled with anything to like.
How cute would they be for a little girls tea party and given as party favors?
I love the butterfly detail and flowers decorate around the saucer.
To make these you will need…
I use the Xcut Circle Cutter to make my circles but you can use a dinner plate and smaller plate to make these. You will need something around 11.1/2 diameter and 6.1/2 diameter to get a similar size cup to me.
Shop the Xcut Cutter here.
If you have the Circle Cutter set it to 11.1/2 and cut your first circle, don’t move the cutter but adjust the dial to 6.1/2 and cut another circle again so you have created a ring.
For the saucer, you will need to cut a 4″ diameter circle. You can use decorative dies to make this.
1 piece of 1/2″ x 7″ pattern paper for your handle.
The papers I used were from the Sweet Garden Roses paper pack from The Works.
Flowers, die cuts and embellishments to decorate.
Check out my full tutorial below to see how I made them.
These are so easy to make and quick too.
Well, that’s it for this year, I hope you have enjoyed the tutorials I have shared this week and give them a go. As always if you do make anything inspired by my tutorials please share them on my Facebook group Mixed Up Crafters.
Have a wonderful weekend.
Happy crafting
Sam
xoxo
Fabulous project, so sweet and unique! A perfect gift for a Mum!
Couldn’t sleep so I’m watching some of your Videos.I go to a retreat twice a year and my friend give something to each person every day.We go for 4 days so this little tea cup will be great for one of the days.
Blessings Jocelan
It is 1 am here in British Columbia Canada.
Have a great weekend
How beautiful this cup is , I would love to know about the acetate box to put it in
Thanks again for another great tutorial Sam xx😘
Sam, this is absolutely beautiful, delicate and thoughtful! What a wonderful way to express gratitude, love, and friendship to many. Thank you for the wonderful tutorials. I’m never disappointed and your teaching is outstanding. Additionally, you mentioned an acetate box tutorial for the teacup. I would love to be able to present this with an acetate box. Thank you!!
Visit with you often via your blog, love your projects and thanks so much for giving great directions and tips. This will be a super gift for several of my closest friends for Easter. Joyful stamping.
This is really pretty Sam, lovely design xx
I love this and will be making a few for my “family” at church. So amazing and beautiful. One more thing, i love your rings in each video. That is the first thing i look at
Thank you so much for sharing your tutorial, Must have a go at this one looks fab and a great idea.xx
Thank you for sharing this fab design and instructions. Going to use it with a group of Seniors who I craft with every week. They will love it
Wonderful Linda, hope you all enjoy making them 🙂
Thank you Marlene, glad you liked it 🙂
Thank you Jean, so glad you enjoyed my tutorial. Yes I love my ring collection, I try and wear different ones for each tutorial 🙂
Thank you x
Thank you so much for your kind comment. I’m so pleased you have enjoyed this tutorial, I hope you continue to enjoy my channel 🙂
Thank you Patricia for your kind message. Its such a lovely project and I have been requested by so many people now to do the box, so hopefully I will have something up by the end of the week 🙂
Hi Elaine, I will hopefully have a gift box up by the end of the week 🙂
Hi Jocelan, I do hope you managed to get some sleep!? Your 4 day retreat sound lovely and what a thoughtful idea to give this as a gift. Crafty hugs. Sam 🙂
Loved the cup and saucer and all your tutorials. What is the name of your die cut machine, it’s the perfect size for compact spaces.
Hi Michelle, so sorry I missed your comment. Its the Baby Blue cutting machine by Tattered Lace 🙂