Now all that is left is filling your tea cup with some goodies. It is also better to secure it if you are going to be using it for gifting! You can leave the tea cup and saucer separate, or add a bit of glue to the bottom of the cup and secure it to the saucer to give it more stability. Clip the corners so they are flat along the top. Fold all the score lines upwards.Īdd a tiny dot of glue to the flaps and secure to the back of the saucer. Place the saucer on the table with the color facing up. Add glue to the flap and secure it to the inside of the piece next to it.Ĭontinue gluing the flaps all around the tea cup. Now start gluing up the sides of the tea cup. Open the flaps and glue to the inside of the tea cup to secure. Insert the ends of the handle into the cuts in the side of the tea cup. I love using hot glue for creating 3-dimensional paper crafts like these beautiful farmhouse lanterns. Glue the two handle pieces together, making sure to leave the ends after the dotted lines un-glued. For a quick trick to add score lines, use a metal nail file and a ruler to run a line down the dotted line. Then to get cleaner fold lines, score along all the dotted lines. Then print it out on some cardstock and let’s get to work.Ĭut out your pieces along the solid gray lines. So if you are ready to make your own 3D paper tea cup, you will need to start by downloading the tea cup printable template here. It’ll put a smile on anyone’s face when they get the floral paper tea cup. With Mother’s Day, Easter, and Teacher Appreciation all coming up in the next couples months, who wouldn’t love a fun tea cup gift! You can fill the tea cup with their favorite tea, some chocolate (or other treats), or even a gift card. They are so perfect for spring, and perfect for spring gift giving too! I decided to have some fun with flower prints and made these fun 3D tea cups.
They never die! So now we can enjoy something bright and springy all the time. Since I have a hard time keeping houseplants alive and cut flowers only last so long. Now I am ready to put flowers on everything! Using printable seed packet art, I made a statement in our home. After months of white and neutral for winter, I was ready for some colors and flowers. Making things bright and fun and floral! It all started with our Spring Mantel.
Because if you can’t have spring outside, you just have to make it for yourself inside right?Īs I have been itching for spring to finally show up, we have been decorating our home. Lucky for us, spring is coming! But until then, you can have a little spring fun with this Tea Cup Template printable. Maybe it’s because winter has been holding tight, but I am dying for all things springy and floral. I have a serious case of spring fever this year. What do you think? I’m quite happy with them.Hello again! It’s Kati from Houseful of Handmade. I’ve a really cute lid design for Tea Cup #1 that ties down with a ribbon bow to go up on the blog tomorrow. But you’ll just have to wait a little for those! I haven’t recreated the tutorial as it seemed a bit of a waste of time and I can be spending that time making new things! So after you’ve downloaded the template, head over here and follow the photo tutorial.Īnd this is the final result! I’ve not come up with a lid design for it yet, and I’ve a rough sketch created for a fabric lining that will hide off the horrible mess inside. I then proceeded to put the cup together in exactly the same manner as Paper Tea Cup #1. I glued down the loose threads with a little quick drying adhesive and trimmed the remaining thread. You can find it here.Īfter I’d embroidered all of the hearts.
#Paper cup design templates art how to#
I did a tutorial a while ago that that explains how to embroider card stock by hand.
I pre cut my embroidery holes using my Graphtec cutter plotter, but I’ve included the template inclusive of the heart cross stick embroidery hole locations if you want to punch them through by hand. I embroidered them with a simple heart design before I glued it together. It’s cut out of 160gsm card stock and glued together with a quick drying adhesive or double sided tape.īut rather than just glue these ones together I decided to get a little more creative. But I’m really happy with the design! It goes together exactly the same as Paper Tea Cup #1. As promised, here is the alternate tea cup design! It’s a bit taller and wider than the one I uploaded last week.
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