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For work, I used the following materials:
- image of a teapot and cup;
- wrapping paper with the theme "Paris";
- 3 sheets of cardboard;
- glue stick;
- scissors;
- glue gun;
- handle;
- stripes for quilling;
- openwork flowers of white and pink hue.
First I prepared the stencils. On a sheet of white cardboard I painted a teapot with a lid and a miniature cup. I cut out their silhouettes, and I got two stencils for subsequent work.
Then I picked up a restrained shade wrapping paper with a romantic image of Provence. I chose this color because I have a tea service of a light pink hue with delicate flowers.
I wrapped wrapping paper over 2 sheets of cardboard using ordinary glue stick. This indispensable tool allows you to quickly and evenly stick thin brown paper to thick cardboard.
On the white side of the cardboard, I stenciled 4 images of a teapot and 4 cup drawings.
After I cut out all 4 teapots and glued together 2 symmetrical details. This is necessary not only so that the design is more stable, but also so that the picture is obtained on both sides.
I did the same manipulations with the details of the cups.
Then she prepared the rectangles, which will become the side walls and the bottom of the dishes.
For a teapot, 3 parts 7 x 6 cm in size are needed, and for a cup, 2 parts 5 x 2.5 cm in size (side walls) and 1 part 3 x 2.5 cm (bottom).
I made cuts on paired blanks, along which the parts will be attached to the side walls.
Now it remains only to collect all the blanks.
For this, I used a glue gun. Using it, I connected all the parts of the cup, and as a result I got such an interesting craft. I will give advice to those who want to do something similar: try to glue the side parts symmetrically.
And this is a kind of teapot.
The last stage is the decor of the product. From stripes for quilling, I formed various openwork flowers.
Red flowers were perfect. I glued them one at a time to the side walls of the teapot and cup. And also used white and pink openwork flowers.
I glued the cup to the center of the kettle.
My stand is ready. She has 2 pockets (large and small), she is steady and very beautiful.
It is convenient to place tea and sugar bags in the holes.
If a family has a coffee lover, then coffee sticks can be served in a small pocket.
This is such a great stand for tea bags, I did.
She looks just amazing. I lay out different packages of tea, coffee, and my girlfriends choose a drink according to their preference. Thanks to this idea, table setting during tea drinking is always neat and refined. I am quite happy with my work.
By the way, on the same principle, you can make a stand for napkins.
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