What is the standard time for tea?

Afternoon tea is a light meal typically eaten between 3:30 pm and 5 pm .

What is the best time for tea plantation?

The best sowing time is November-December of the harvest year of tea seeds , and the best is no later than January of the next year. Winter sowing is more than 10–20 days earlier than spring sowing, with a high seedling rate and strong seedling cultivation, and spring sowing is not later than March.

What is the normal time for tea?

While both afternoon tea and high tea are served in the afternoon, one key difference between them is the time of day. Afternoon tea is typically served around 4 pm , while high tea tends to be served later in the afternoon (around 5- 7 pm).

What is the proper time for tea?

It'd often take place between 3 and 5 p.m. around a low table with everyone seated on comfortable couches rather than a traditional dining table. High tea, on the other hand, “was something that was enjoyed on a daily basis by the working class,” says Boyd.

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Thursday 31 December 2020

New Home Card

Hello happy New Year’s Eve! DT Vic here today and I wanted to share a card I made recently using the adorableCozy Winterstamp set.

I started my card by stamping by images and colouring them in. I usedCozy Winter, and theMoovellous Stamp Set. I coloured them in with my copic markers and then using the coordinating dies I die cut them out. Next I cut down a piece of white card and using theMaking Waves StencilI used the large cloud and added some pastel inks to my card using myBeautiful Blending Brushes.

I wanted to add some hills so I used myLandscape Edge Diesand some light green card and added a couple of hills to the bottom of my card. I adhered them down with some foam tape and I then started to add some of my images onto the card.

For my house I thought it would be fun to use theWindmill Builder Standalone Dieand turn it into a house. I drew some curtains on the window and added a heart on the door. I then drew a sold sign and placed this in front of the house. I added some more birds and flowers to my card and for my sentiment I stamped congrats from theSpeech Bubbles Stamp Set. I used a light pink ink for this and adhered this down onto my card.

I love how this turned out and it will make a really sweet new home card.

I hope you have a fantastic New Year’s Eve and don’t forget you can save 10% off your order using the code: T4TVICKI10 at the checkout.

Thanks so much for stopping by today!

Vic

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Wednesday 30 December 2020

A Winter Birthday Card for Daddy

Happy Wednesday!

It's DT Shabneez sharing a card I have made for my sons to give to their Daddy on his upcoming birthday! I've used a mix of products as all the Time for Tea Designs products co-ordinate so well together.

I had bought theIt's Your Day Sentiment Die Setsome time ago and just never got around to using it until now! It's definitely a set I can see myself using a lot more as it really is very versatile and I even used it to die cut the word 'DADDY' too!

My image from theCosy Winter Stamp Setwas stamped and coloured using my Chameleon pens and i added some glitter to the snow. I then die cut the scalloped circle from theSpooktacular Die Setand stuck it over the top of the image and it fits perfectly! I stuck the It's Your Day banner over the top.

To finish I stamped and die cut the 'Happy Birthday' using theSpeech Bubbles Stamp & Die Setwhich is an absolute staple in my craft stash.

I better get the boys to write in the card and get the presents wrapped!

See you next week!

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Tuesday 29 December 2020

Monday 28 December 2020

Winter fun

Happy bank holiday to you all :D

I hope you have had a lovely crafty Christmas so far. It is nearly time for us all to move out of 2020 and I can't wait to get the new year started. What are you all hoping to do more of in 2021?

I want to be able to do more crafting and making time for me. Fingers crossed it works.

On to my cards for today and I love this stamp set so much I couldn't resist doing a couple of cards with it. This is Life's Ups and Downs stamp set and you can make this adorable little interactive seesaw! It is so easy to do all you need is a brad/ split pin to make it work :)

That is all from me today. I hope you all have a great new year and I will see you in 2021 :D

You can still get 10% off any order at Time For Tea Designs by using my code T4TAMY10

Huge hugs

Amy xx

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Sunday 27 December 2020

Hi everyone! I hope you're all having an amazing Holiday.

If by any chance, any of you are lucky enough to get some crafty time in-between all the leftovers, chocolate & presents then I have a little bit of inspiration for you in a brand new video.

Check out the video link below to see how I made this pretty card.

Here are few pictures of the final card.

I love this Plaid background stamp and it looks great stamped in Distress Oxides. For my project today I chose my favourite winter green shade, Evergreen Bough.

I also used Distress Oxides to stamp the leaf, sprigs & flowers which I then die cut with the coordinating dies.

The video includes a section of real-time colouring with my Copic Markers, which I know some of you really like. If you don't want to watch that in so much detail though, you can fast forward that bit to see me put all the elements together.

I have a ton more ideas with these stamp sets too! look out for some more winter inspiration to come over the holidays including some organisational tips for your craft supplies.

I really hope you like the card today.

Detail fop all the products I used are listed below. Use code T4TJO10 at the checkout to get 10% off your order too!

xoxo

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Thursday 24 December 2020

Thank You Scene Card

Hello Vic here today. I’m sharing with you a really sweet card I made using theUp, up & Away stamp set. I love this stamp set as it has the cute bunny in the hot air ballon and the windmill.

To make my card I wanted to create a pretty sky so I used the Scene It Stencil along with some pretty soft distress inks and myBeautiful blending brushes. I added some green ink to the bottom of the card to look like grass.

I then stamped myUp, up & Away stampimages and I also used the clouds from theBuzzing For You Stamp Setand coloured them in with a light peach colour. I then stamped some flowers and added a hedgehog from theLife’s Up’s and Downs Stamp Set.

I used my copic markers to colour the images in and myCoordinating Diesand run them through my die cutting machine. Once all my images are die cut I adhered the ink blended panel to my card base and started to adhere the images onto my card using foam tape. I then wanted to add another critter to my card and I stamped a dragonfly and some cute cats from the Crafty Cats Stamp Setandadhered this down. For my greeting I used the thank you sentiment stamp fromFairy Garden Stamp Set.

I love how this turned out and I think they look so cute all together on the card. I hope you feel inspired to mix up your stamps and make some cute scenes. It’s really fun to do even though the colouring took a little while it’s so worth it. Another tip I have is sometimes I stamp lots of images together and colour them and I keep them in a clear plastic sleeve to use on my cards. That way you can make your cards a bit quicker if you needed to.

Don’t forget you can save 10% off your order using the code: T4TVICKI10 at the checkout.

Thanks for stopping by today!

Vic

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Labels:Copic Colouring,crafty cats,Die Cutting,Distress Inks,Fairy Garden,,scene cards,scene it stencil,thank you card,

Hello everyone & Happy Christmas Eve!!!

Jo here with a last, last, last minute set of cards & tags for you.

I know its super close but I am so not ready to stop making Christmas cards. I've enjoyed making them so much this year, even more so because of these fabulous stamp & die sets.

These cards were so easy the make as they just involved heat embossing onto Kraft card. The a bit of ink blending, our Cosy Winter bunnies & the fabulous Sentiment Strips which are so convenient for last minute projects like this and you're good to go.

I cut my Kraft cardstock to 5"x 5" as I am using a 6" x 6" card base. I used almost all the open line stamps from the Winter Wishes Wreath Stamp Set to stamp my images randomly in Embossing Ink.

You do have to work quickly here as the Kraft card is very absorbent & the ink does dry quickly.

Once stamped I covered with WOW Bright White Embossing Powder & heat set.

You know I love a good splatter effect & this project was no exception. I splattered white Gouache paint all over the background. This effect helps cover any issues with your heat embossing too as it creates a snowy layer.

I die cut an Oval from our Oval Scalloped Nesting Die set and then ink blended some Evergreen Bough & Pine Needles Distress Oxide Ink around the edges. I used these same shades to blend ink around the edges of my embossed Kraft panel.

I also splattered the background of my oval with the watered down Distress Oxide Inks.

I stamped, coloured and die cut the sweet bunny couple and added them to the centre of my oval.

I had a scalloped heart left over from another project which worked perfectly on the smaller version of the card. This is a 5" x 5" card base so the Kraft Panel is 4"x4".

I used the small bunny for the image & placed on the centre of the heart.

To finish off I used the Sentiment Strips which I had previously foiled with Green Foil in my Minc Hot Foiling Machine. I love these strips and they look extra awesome in foil!!

Some silver sequins add just the right amount of bling.

I loved this technique so much I thought it would be perfect for some simple gift tags too! I think they look so elegant and wintery.

All I needed here was to cut my tag using the largest Tag in the Zig Zag Frame & Tag Die Set. I used the same stamping, embossing and ink blending as I did with the cards. I then added my sentiment with some foam tape.

I thought is was really fun to use the sentiment that was typed down the page for the Tag as it was the perfect size. I also added some Nuvo Glitter Drops rather than sequins as I felt that a. they looked like snow, but b. they also are not about to drop off when being transported with the Gift.

I love how this set turned out. It really gives me winter, Christmassy feels and was pretty simple to reproduce.

I hope you enjoyed the cards today. An alternative to this would be to heat emboss onto white card stock and then ink blend rainbow colours over the top to give a totally different feel. I think that would look so much fun. Let me know what you think in the comments. How would you adapt this design for different occasions?

The details of the products I used are below.

Happy Christmas & stay safe