Here’s my first go at making something out of tea bags …
I’m really not at all sure what to call it, nor do I have any sense of what to do with it …
except maybe just leave it where the light can shine through …
And don’t you just love Deb Lacativa’s Dirty Threads?
I'm Going to Texas (version 2.0) 
such beautiful stitching, Deb's wild threads are perfect for this piece!
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Thanks Mo! I’m so pleased Deb will be dyeing more threads in the spring …
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lovely, I like the sun shining through the tea bags, I cannot believe you were able to stitch them together- the only thing I have done with tea bags is paint on them
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Love the translucence of tea bags. Your 3 dimensional construction allows for lots of light and viewpoints.And the threads are gorgeous.
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Susan and Roxanne – Thanks for coming by. Now I find myself saving more tea bags and wondering what's next.
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The light through the tea bags gives a \”plaid effect.\” Fascinating. Yes, Deb's magic threads are just that: magic. Hoping to acquire more this year.
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It's so beautiful with the light going thru it! Congrats on finishing so quickly. And yes, Deb's threads look great!
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LA – I love the experimentation; and the light shining through the 'thingy'. B
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Sue – the plaid was totally unplanned … and all the more fascinating for simply appearingDeb – this one flew off my fingers for the sheer fun of itBarry – and now I'm contemplating coating it with beeswax after reading Fiona's recent post
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swell!
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Jude – I’m tempted to call it paper-full piecing …
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