Tea for Two | Digital Scrapbooking Classics

“You’re invited to a tea party:  It’s Tea for Two.  Soft feminine colors & sweet elements highlight your sisters, friends, & grandmothers…a sweet kit for all of your treasured relationships.” That’s a quote directly from Chelle’s Creations store regarding the classic Tea for Two kit I want to highlight today. It is adorable and perfect for a host of digital scrapbooking projects.

Chelle’s creative friends have been playing with this kit, and their pages are adorable! Leslie had tea with her mom in England and took some photos of the yummy scones and the beautiful locale. She made a gorgeous page about this special event using Chelle’s Tea for Two kit and the matching word art. The theme of her page matches the theme of the kit perfectly. I love how she used the pink and yellow floral paper pieces separated by lace and ribbons to make the background of her page, and her shadowing of the flowers and leaves makes them look real enough to touch.

Jen (supergirljennie) wanted to use this same kit to make a page about one her favorite pastimes: enjoying a cup of tea and a good book. And, even though she used this classic kit, her page is very modern.  I love that her photo shows a digital book reading device, and her journaling is in the form of a hashtag. Pages that show current trends are some of my favorites, and I love how Jen has used a modern-feeling quilt pattern with a classic kit for her page.

Another of Chelle’s team members named Jen (GrahamLiketheCracker) wanted to create a couple of special scrapbook pages about her precious little baby girl, and she also chose Tea for Two. Her pages are a collection of portrait photos of her daughter, and this kit complements her photos perfectly. The colors are soft and sweet, just like her little one. Take a close look at her two pages: I love how she used the tea cups as a banner on the second page.

Finally, Helen has a page to show us that made me chuckle. Her daughter refused to believe she couldn’t get into her baby doll stroller. I’m sure it was great fun for mom taking photos and watching this silly one try every possible angle of entry. Looks like she managed to get her feet in and was quite proud of herself! I love the word art strips she created around the page to tell the story.

Do you need this kit? You can see it is perfect for lots of occasions. I’m planning to go to a certain theme park in Orlando this summer, and I’ll use this kit to make pages about one of my favorite rides that involves spinning around in some crazy teacups. Can you guess what that might be? I can’t wait! Take a closer look at it in the market, and I’m sure you’ll see why I’m planning to use this kit.