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If you're like us, you have an ever-growing, overflowing tea cupboard that really does need a good ol' sort out! Here are our favourite ideas to pimp your tea cupboard - and most are upcycled too! Hopefully you'll end up with more space and you know what that means - more tea shopping to fill it up again!
1. DIY Chalk Board Tea Tins
Such a simple idea + easy to execute: re-use old tea tins, coffee jars or even gravy or hot chocolate tubes to create your own chalk board tea containers. Using black board or chalk paint means you can easily write onto your jars which teas are within, then when you re-fill you can wipe and re-write.
Don't forget if you bring your own jars or tins into one of our stores, we will fill them for you and give you a cheeky 10% off for helping to save on waste.
This simple idea can be modified if you fancy being creative: You don't have to use blackboard paint: how about using a metalic spray from your local craft store instead? Or what about using your small tins and gluing a small magnet to the bottom and sticking them onto your fridge?
Here are some instructions to create your own chalk tea tins from our tea fan + blogger clairebellemakes.
Pallet furniture is so cheap and easy to throw together and, with a few simple tweaks, can look great in your home. We think these pallet ideas are just perfect for storing your tea tins out on display and perhaps also hanging your mugs from too?
You can go as far as you like with this one - either cut a pallet in two and stick it up on the wall
(simple!) or break apart the wood, sand, stain and varnish for a more polished look.
We really like the idea of putting some vintage handles or knobs onto your pallet wood to create a
beautiful mug rack!
4. Hanging Mason Jars
This one might be our favourite so far - not only can you put your old jam jars to good use, but you can
show off your pretty teas in the kitchen. This simple DIY project will allow you to add your jars under
a cabinet or shelf in your home so that they are always at hand, but never in the way.
Athough the picture is showing herbs you could do this project with tea for sure!
Simple instructions and more pics showing how to make hanging mason jars at hgtv.com!
Here are some beautiful looking (and tasting) teas that would look great on display in your new space saving tea areas.
Welcome to the Bird & Blend UniversiTEA - a platform set up so our expert Tea Mixologists can share their knowledge and passion and lead you on the road to a degree in tea!
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