With Christmas lea month away you are probably trying to finish your shopping quickly.
Teaporia by Tea Time with Liv has the answer. Everyone loves tea! And everyone drinks tea at some point whether hot or cold.
Check out these great gift ideas:
Under $15
- Clear Glass & Plastic Tpot 24 oz.
1 oz loose tea (makes 3 pots of tea)
- Cinnamon Apple Scone Mix
12 Vanilla Cream Teabags
Honey Sticks
- Demitasse Stick
1 oz loose tea
Tea Ball Infuser w/Charm
- Sample Bag Special (tea bags)
Pouch Mugs
Need more ideas? Contact me and I can customize a gift for you. You can even have your order gift wrapped and sent direct.
Olivia Vidal
© 2009
Teaporia by Tea Time with Liv
Welcome to Tea Time with Liv!Come in and savor the flavor. Begin your experience or enhance your knowledge of tea. Share a cup with a friend, have an impromptu tea party with your children, or just sit back and relax.
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Need a Gift Idea?
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Monday, November 30, 2009
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Labels:
christmas,
gift,
scone mix,
tea,
tea time with liv,
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Teacup Candle
Take that old teacup and turn it into a useful item such as a candle.
What You'll Need:
Tea Cup with Saucer
White Birthday Candle
White Candle Wax
Tacky Glue
Metal Can (coffee or soup can)
1 Crayola crayon
Tongs
1. Glue cup and saucer together with tacky glue. Let dry.
2. Fill your tea cup with hot water to warm the teacup. If you don't warm up the tea cup when the hot wax goes in it will shatter.
3. Fill a small pot with water and set it to boil.
4. Break up the wax into small pieces so that it will melt easier and place it into your clean soup can.
5. Shave a few pieces off the crayon into the wax. A pencil sharpener works well for this.
6. Once the water is boiling place the soup can into the boiling water holding it in place with tongs.
7. Empty the water from the tea cup and dry thoroughly.
8. Stir wax to ensure color is fully mixed. Can leave unmixed for an interesting marble effect. When the wax has fully melted into a liquid, slowly, and cautiously pour it into the tea cup to desired height.
8. When wax is almost completely hardened but still pliable use a skewer or nail to create a hole in the center.
9. Place the birthday candle into the center. To give it a smooth finish melt a small amount of wax and pour it over the top of the candle. The birthday candle will make a perfect wick for your little candle.
10. Let sit overnight before lighting.
Enjoy!
This is a wonderful gift!
Olivia Vidal
© 2009
Teaporia by Tea Time with Liv
What You'll Need:
Tea Cup with Saucer
White Birthday Candle
White Candle Wax
Tacky Glue
Metal Can (coffee or soup can)
1 Crayola crayon
Tongs
1. Glue cup and saucer together with tacky glue. Let dry.
2. Fill your tea cup with hot water to warm the teacup. If you don't warm up the tea cup when the hot wax goes in it will shatter.
3. Fill a small pot with water and set it to boil.
4. Break up the wax into small pieces so that it will melt easier and place it into your clean soup can.
5. Shave a few pieces off the crayon into the wax. A pencil sharpener works well for this.
6. Once the water is boiling place the soup can into the boiling water holding it in place with tongs.
7. Empty the water from the tea cup and dry thoroughly.
8. Stir wax to ensure color is fully mixed. Can leave unmixed for an interesting marble effect. When the wax has fully melted into a liquid, slowly, and cautiously pour it into the tea cup to desired height.
8. When wax is almost completely hardened but still pliable use a skewer or nail to create a hole in the center.
9. Place the birthday candle into the center. To give it a smooth finish melt a small amount of wax and pour it over the top of the candle. The birthday candle will make a perfect wick for your little candle.
10. Let sit overnight before lighting.
Enjoy!
This is a wonderful gift!
Olivia Vidal
© 2009
Teaporia by Tea Time with Liv
Herb Tea Bath
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Monday, November 16, 2009
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chamomile,
gift,
herbal,
jasmine,
lavender,
milk,
oatmeal,
rosebuds,
sencha,
spearmint,
tea bath
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Relax in a luxurious herbal tea bath. Create for yourself or for easy gift giving.1oz Lavender tea from Teaporia
1oz Spearmint tea from Teaporia
1 oz Chamomile tea from Teaporia
1oz Rosebuds and petals tea from Teaporia
1oz Jasmine tea from Teaporia
1oz Japanese sencha green tea from Teaporia
½ cup ground, unflavored oatmeal (you can easily grind this up in your blender)
½ cup powdered milk
Mix all ingredients well and add up to 1/2 cup to hot bath and relax
For a herbal salt tea bath:
omit oatmeal and milk and add 4 cups epson salt, mix well with Teaporia teas.
Herbal tea bath can be added directly to water or use an infuser ball to hold ingredients.
Gift ideas:
Place up 1/2 cup into organza bag with a handmade ingredient card attached.
Recycle old dyer towels and add 1/2 cup to center, pull edges to center, tie with satin ribbon.
Place up to 1 cup of the herbal tea bath in a tulle circle, tie with ribbon, place into an old teacup glued to a saucer, add a teaspoon and wrap. Received of the gift an add the herbal tea bath as needed with the teaspoon.
Add to recycle baby food jar, wrap top with a cloth circle, and tie off with a ribbon or raffia.
Place in a large sugar shaker for a fun twist.
Place in pepper shaker (recommended to drill holes bigger)
Add to mini baby bottles decorated with pink or blue ribbon, and mini pacifier for a baby shower favor
Olivia Vidal
© 2009
Teaporia by Tea Time with Liv
Paint Me
If you have a little girl in your life (daughter, niece, granddaughter, sister, godchild) this is a wonderful gift. Not only do you get to share in the childhood memories that last a lifetime, you share in the special time creating a tea set all her own. This will be her very special unique set that nobody else has. Nothing is more special than that.When you are done with creating that
special tea set, have a party! Brew some yummy bubble gum tea with REAL bubble gum. This tea combines a smooth caramel flavor with a strawberry and lemon character to create a taste sensation for the younger ones all their own. Please remember to REMOVE the gum BEFORE brewing.Order a set for the holidays. What little girl doesn't love tea parties!
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