Greetings! ...from Kimberly Shaw

Freedom Teacup Greeting Card

A teacup with Paul Revere warning the British are coming, reads on the bottom, "Made in England." 

I think it's funny the British would produce and market china for the American public depicting scenes which lead to their defeat against the American Colonists.

And a final note, if you are wondering, all our products are Made In America.

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Cherries Teacup Greeting Card

Inspired by a vintage hand painted plate, a vintage doily I had, and a new design in the background with birds to tie the image together. I'm sure every cherry farmer thinks of birds in his orchard, but not in the same delightful way.

 

 

New York, Here They Come

One of the ways we market to stores is to simply send them one of our Teacup Greeting Cards (a Thank You, Birthday, Thinking of You) with information on how to contact us if they are interested in carrying our line. 

Once a store owner called to request a catalog, after receiving one of our cards, and asked how we knew it was her birthday.  These Birthday cards are on there way to introduce themselves to New York stores. 

I made a cup of tea, grabbed a stack of cards, a box of teabags and my roll of double stick tape.
After inserting a teabag in each card, each is slipped into a envelope, address labels and stamps applied, and off they go.

Maybe one of these cards will surprise a New Yorker on their birthday.

Celestial Seasonings

It's an honor Celestial Seasonings offers my Teacup Greeting cards in their gift shop.  For them, each card is assembled with their own delicious tea.

If you are in the area Celestial Seasonings offers FREE tours every day except major holidays.

Celestial Seasonings
4600 Sleepytime Drive
Boulder, CO 80301
Telephone 303-530-5300

Pink & Peach Teacup Cards

Four warm and fruity teas in bright cheerful cards are Summertime favorites.

Order UP!

This is how an order of 45 "Oceanside" Teacup Greeting cards are assembled.

 
First, make a cup of tea.

 

While the tea is steeping, gather a stack of Teacup cards and a box of tea bags.

 

Cross stack envelopes in sets of 6, set aside.

 

Next, lay tea bags on the table face down. 

 

Add a bit of double-stick tape to the back of each tea bag to secure them to the card.

 
Once all the tea bags are taped, insert each teabag into the die cut of each card by han d, press slightly.

Stack them in piles of six.  I like to cross stack them so they're level.

 

To bag them, add a stack of six envelopes to the bottom of each stack of cards, slide them into the bag, and secure the bag with ordinary tape to keep them safe in shipping.
 

That's it! Thanks for visiting.