I like it, thanks for sharing 😊🌸

I love this! Grateful for the share. I've taken your class and been following you for awhile -- have always appreciated your clear and concise instructions. Really wonderful Carol!

Thanks for the post, Carol!

Such a great idea! Thank you!

Love this! Thanks for sharing!

This is fabulous! Did you print from a laser or inkjet onto the tea bag paper?

I ❤ it. I imagine parchment paper or even wax paper could work(differently) but very cool

brilliant ❤️! This is a fantastic way to do eco prints without all the mess , in limited space and with fantastic results! Thank you so much for sharing this !

Very helpful!

Thank you so much Carol, love it!

Thanks for sharing. I'm going to another eco printing class next week. No Coreopsis flowering yet here in the UK but I'm going to try some Cosmos after watching your video.

Thanks for sharing, Carol!! -Becky

Were the papers soaked in only water? And what kind of paper do you recommend?

They came out very nice! Very interesting how the Japanese Maple leaf prints different colors! Thank you!

I enjoyed watching you do this and so clearly explained. Do you frame your prints or do something else? And are they light fast? Do they fade? Many thanks again.

Do you use empty tea bags or have you found a particular brand that you like to use?

Thanks about hand sanitiser, it’s difficult to get rubbing alcohol etc here in uk, but that’s a great alternative.

is there anyway to make them a different color. like pink or purple? I know, picky picky lol

this is so cool! Im reorganizing my craftroom. Just yesterday i came across all my clay and tools. we hauled it out and now i can get to it. I tend to want things that no one sells. lol this video will really help me get back into it! hugs, treen

This is amazing! I didn’t realize you could do all this on teabags . Could you tell me what sort of teabags you use? They look big.

Fabulous! Does this work with any alcohol ie. isopropol alcohol? Thanks so much for sharing Carol

Thank you Carol I will certainly try this method

Thats really cool

Great idea! nice video...

Love this!

Thanks for sharing! Ive never seen this before!

This is genius! Do you know if it will work with a laser printer?

That is so cool!

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Have you framed a piece of tea bag art yet? What did you use?

Love everything you do!!👏👏👏

Just found you!! How can I do this on furniture? Love it

Could you have placed the tea bag on the printer paper and printed the image right on to the tea bag?

So pretty! ~Velvet

Not only is your picture beautiful but your work in framing it. Good idea to use a weight for closer adherence. Thank you

Who would have thought...super glue...beautiful thank you.

Oh my gosh Carol, I love them. ALL of them, the earthy colors and textures, starting from all the rusty things on the cookie sheet...a beautiful work of art for the wall. Second..the plastic wrap with the greenish color and rust..and of course the tea bags...love your creative vibe Carol..

So sorry for your family loss! Thank you for sharing this tutorial. Very neat.

That's so amazing. Can you put that on to hand dyed fabrics using the same technique?

Great tutorial ...thank you!

This is especially nice if you don't want to have to prepare a batch of resin. Thanks for sharing!!

Thank you Carol for your great idea

What fun!

What a great idea Carol Ann. Thank you for being so generous and sharing it with us.

Beautiful, Carol!

Love your design style

Lovely will try thank you

The colors you chose to go with your image are just beautiful The way the olive silk changed the color was amazing. Thankyou for sharing.

I would like to try this on some calico in small ATC size. It has that weathered facade look that I love. Could you do more faux finish videos in the future? Thankyou Carol. So appreciated.