DIY Reusable Tea Bags // Make your own fabric tea bag in just 3 minutes

[@cvan1075]

Keep the seams on the outside and use pinking shears because cleaning wet or used tea leafs is impossible from inside seams. When emptying for reuse turn bag inside out and empty and rinse then gang to dry on a teapot knob.

[@HelloSewing]

Ah, you can just do french seams. Problem solved

[@gittel_malky]

Great idea about keeping the seams outside and pinking the edges.

[@SCTutu]

I wish I had seen this before Christmas. What perfect gifts!

[@HelloSewing]

Thank you so much for this lovely review Barbara!! they make great hostess gifts as well :)

[@marygreen844]

Thank you

[@mernarobinson5944]

That is the cutest idea I've ever seen. Beautiful and elegant...😍

[@HelloSewing]

Thank you so much, Merna

[@susietao7425]

Love the video and music, very enjoyable!

[@HelloSewing]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for the kind words, Susie

[@MarketsofSunshine]

Perfect gift ideas

[@bonniestalhiem8025]

Holy Moly! What an awesome idea! 👍🏻💖👵🏻

[@lynnellscott9079]

Wouldn't muslin be safer option than colored/printed fabric?

[@Lorna-JWB]

That was my concern. Can I find food safe or foodgrade fabrics that are this pretty.

[@jenniec.6951]

I recommend use natural fabrics lino,organic cotton,bambu,tocuyo and without stamps it could be dangerous because use sintetic colors

[@ladypumpkinhead7625]

Hey sweetie I've got a pillowcase thats 100% cotton but its coloured and i was worried about using it, is there anyway to make it safe for use for teabags? I'd love your advice xxx

[@jenniec.6951]

@@ladypumpkinhead7625 use something without color or stamps Search and Ask natural fabrics that are organic

[@aadityasharma8733]

nice video 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@HelloSewing]

Thank you so much 😀

[@melissaorona2834]

Good method, but it's irresponsible to suggest printed fabric can be used. The synthetic dyes WILL leech into the tea as it steeps. Unbleached organic muslin/cotton should be used.

[@samanthatansley]

Very cute idea. How do you wash them? Don’t the raw edges fray in the wash?

[@HelloSewing]

Either wash them by hand or in the washing machine. The raw edges fray a bit but its not a problem. If it bothers you, you can simply make a new set in no time at all or just use french seams

[@7ann7seven13]

open the inside seams and double stitch down. I think that is safer and will fray less.

[@dilnuwan9844]

What is fabric name

[@Ettibridget]

Centimeters? And is this safe?

[@rachelrush1977]

I like this idea, but isn’t at a gravy boat that your hot water is coming out of

[@mernarobinson5944]

Haters😩 build yourself up instead of turn of this down🤔

[@mernarobinson5944]

You need to work on your own channel

[@mernarobinson5944]

Pay no attention to the hater