.....lot of homework is to collect dried tea bags......dont ask me why as i dont know yet....lol
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The colors of your tea bags are so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI empty out the dried tea and rubber stamp mine.
Mmm Rhonda maybe thats what we will be doing with them....will have to wait and see! x
ReplyDeleteI'm really curious now :-)
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Hmm...I remember Quilting arts used them in a project, but I forget what they did.I think they collaged them on.Love the colours Jen.
ReplyDeleteThe pink ones are lovely! What kind of tea is that?
ReplyDeleteJen, as you know I am doing the same class as you. I am collecting some tea bags but they are the regular (English Breakfast) that my hubby drinks. I might by some rosehip tea. It is really tasty and then I will have some pretty tea bags as well.
ReplyDeleteMust have been some good tea with those pretty bags.Should be fun to see what you quilt project will be. Lots of folks using tea bags these days. Everything is great for art. xox Corrime
ReplyDeleteThis is going to be fun - watching your progress. Plenty of teabags at my place, will have to put them aside.
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to see what you create with these...the color is fabulous. cranberry tea perhaps for one? love that berry hue!
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