Looking to make a stunning tea tower that’s sure to delight any tea enthusiast? Today, I’m thrilled to share this elegant project that combines style with functionality – a handcrafted storage box that beautifully displays 30 of their favorite tea bags!
This stunning tea tower combines the simplicity of cardstock with the beauty of designer paper (or scrapbook paper) to create a conversation-starting gift that any tea lover will treasure. Don’t let its sophisticated appearance fool you – this project is surprisingly simple to make!
The best part? This tea tower isn’t just gorgeous – it’s functional too! The vertical design makes it easy to browse through different tea varieties, while keeping everything neatly organized. Whether you’re crafting this for Mother’s Day, a birthday, or just because, this DIY tea tower adds a personal touch that store-bought gifts simply can’t match.

Tea Tower Tea Box | Video
Ready to start crafting? Follow along with my step-by-step video tutorial below to create your own tea tower. Even if you’re new to paper crafting, you’ll be amazed at how easily this project comes together!

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🫖 What papers and colors will you use for your tea tower?
Step-by-Step Written Tutorial with Diagrams
I know many of you prefer written instructions to take with you when you create. This file has (10) step-by-step diagrams and complete written instructions to create the Tea Tower. Just click the pic below to order!

Ready to Create the Tea Tower Box?
I am just crazy about how the tea tower turned out. Those lovely lemons! WOW! So pretty! Pick your favorite Designer Series Paper and matching cardstock and get creative! What a perfect gift for the tea lover in your life!

- Lemon Lolly:
- 8 ½” x 11” (tea box)
- 1” x 6” (tea box extender)
- 5 ½” x 6” (box lid)
- 2” x 2 ½” (box lid sentiment)
- 3” x 3 ½” (box base layer)
- 2” x 3” (sentiment circle)
- Garden Green:
- (2) 2 ¼” x 5 ¾” (box panel layer)
- (2) 2 ¾” x 5 ¾” (box panel layer)
- (2) 2 ¾” x 1 ¼” (lid panel layer)
- (2) 2 ¼” x 1 ¼” (lid panel layer)
- 2 ¼” x 2 ¾” (box lid top layer)
- 3 ¼” x 7 ½” (box base)
- 2” Circle Punch (sentiment circle)
- Designer Series Paper: 6” x 12”
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Well, what did you think of today’s project? Did you enjoy it? Will you give this one a try? I hope you have the perfect friend (or Mom) in mind to make a tea tower for. I promise they will love it!
Thank you all for joining me for today’s Live!
Have a wonderful day my stampin’ friends! Mwah! Love to each of you!
What a wonderful project Ginny started and thank you for sharing it with us. Congratulations to her for the recognition she has so richly earned. You’ve every right to be so proud of her!
I am really proud of what she was able to accomplish. Her dream would be to start this kind of program all over the world.
Congratulations to Ginny!! She’s a remarkable young woman with a big heart. I wish her continued success in her future endeavors! I know you are one proud mama!
Wanda, I really am super proud of her!
Congratulations to Ginny!!!! I love this tea box. I will definitely make it. Thank you!
Have fun creating it! I will pass along your congratulations to Ginny. 🙂
What a very special daughter you have. Love to hear postive stories about young people who really care. Thank you
Thanks so much! I’m incredibly proud of her. Thanks so much for watching today!
That’s by far THE bet tea tower tutorial I have ever watched, and I have seen quite a few! THANK YOU so much Connie! I have bookmarked the video so I can come back to it when I am ready to make the tower. Your video’s and tutorials are fabulous:-)
Happy crafting!
I’m so glad that you enjoyed the video! I love creating these types of gifts.