Tutorial: card display box from tea package

The pretty boxes of Higher Living tea looked very appealing to me in the shop De Tuinen.
Of course I couldn't choose, and as they were on a special offer I decided to try a couple of flavours.

For a ginger freak like me they have an awesome selection, but also for non ginger lovers they have plenty of choice.

The pretty package turned out also to have a nice print on the inside. Cute, but not really necessary. However it is a challenge to reuse the boxes.
 With 4 staples, a ribbon and 4 buttons I made a sweet display for postcards.

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