Tea cup with display box

  Tea Cup with Display Box
Chai hi saccha pyaar hai, baki sab bekar hai. Hello people, I swear by this quote, what about you?
Today I have a very interesting project to share with you, tea cup with display box. With festives, birthdays and so many occasions round the year, chocolates are one such gift you can never go wrong with. And don't you agree it's a quite a beautiful twist to your regular gifting?
 Love for making treat boxes and tea had led me to try this. And I am totally in love with it.
 Aren't they adorable? I have been totally in love with these sheets as you can see them on my many other projects as well.
 In this project I have used Pretty basics papers from Papericious. Here, I have used acetate sheets  for the display box. I have used tiny little roses and butterfly to decorate teacup and there are small notecards inside the cup along with the my favourite Ferrero Rocher. And lastly, have completed the box with a beautiful golden organza ribbon on top.
How did you liked this project, do let me know. Thank you for reading the blog.
Happy Crafting 
Neha

Comments

  1. TanviSeptember 11, 2019 at 12:32 AM

    Very neat & love the display. Thanks for playing the Papericious August Challenge. Good luck!

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  2. ParulSeptember 15, 2019 at 2:06 AM

    This is so cute Neha! Loved it ! Thank you for playing along with Papericious :)

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  3. PalchincreationSeptember 16, 2019 at 10:13 AM

    This is so amazing!
    Thanks for playing along with papericious August challenge

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  4. CraftmaniaaSeptember 23, 2019 at 3:13 AM

    Thank you dear. Glad you liked it. 😊

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