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One of the highlights of my month is perusing the handmade market for cool things to share. With Mother’s Day and wedding season and baby showers galore coming up, I thought I would go with a tea theme this time and woo! Etsy did not disappoint! Check out what I found below:
+ This mini teacup pouch from Y and B’s Creations comes in a variety of colors and is the perfect size for a coin purse. Tuck in a few of your favorite tea bags for an easy gift.
+ How beautiful is this “tea time” tea towel from Christine De Carvalho? It’s almost too pretty to use!
+ This teacup bookmark from Ellie Bug Makes is so creative. Each is hand stitched with felt and cotton floral prints. A super cute idea for tucking into a penpal letter.
+ If you’re seeking a candle unlike most options commonly found in stores, look into these teacup candles from Lohalee Candle Co. They are made with natural soy wax and feature a wooden wick for a cozy, crackling ambiance. Love that! I think they’d make lovely favors for a baby or bridal shower.
+ Every gift needs a coordinating greeting card, right? This afternoon tea card from allie illustrated is perfect and be sure to check out the stickers in her shop too. Lots of adorable options!
+ NovelTea Tins are a shop featuring tea blends with a literary theme. The loose leaf tea comes in a lovely tin, which can be saved and reused when the tea is gone. So cool.
+ Every cup of tea needs a little honey and these honey stirring spoons from Do T Do Candy do the trick. Made with local Kansas honey, they come individually packed and in sets of five or ten. A great addition to a tea-themed gift basket.
+ I love a good pun and this tea shirt is just too cute. Lots of colors to choose from.
+ And last but not least: poetry tea time is a staple in a lot of homeschools. If you’re just starting out, the guides provided by Tea Time Together are a great help. “Each month focuses on one artist, one poet, and one music composer. Each week focuses on a specific painting, poem, and classical music piece by that month’s featured artists. Over the month, you’ll explore four paintings from the same artist; four poems from the same poet; and four songs from the same composer. By the end of the month, you and your students will feel like you know these artists and their works!”
So many cute products!