Tea Bags by durleybeachbum
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I'm not a tea drinker, but I keep it in the house for visitors.
Ronnie will remember having to make his own....
I posted this on Flickr years ago but this is it's first time here.
See some very floral not to my taste tea things Here
Comments (12)
Nice work - I like it!
Excellent. At first I thought it was a fossil :)
I drink two types, gentle Chinese green or Aussie style billy - nice postwork
Great abstract - love the spiral structure & filter work...
I also thought it was a fossil. See what you mean re tea service :o))))
Impressive postwork
Damn, Andrea, this is brilliant! Talk about silk purses and sow's ears. Very impressive work.
cool composition
Oh I am a tea drinker at heart.
You did a little magic on these tea bags Andrea.
Orange Peko and most green teas are very tasty.
I sort of like your tea set and matching place mats.
Can't buy these any longer, which makes them antique to me. LOL.
Xoxoxoxo
We have a nice variety of tea in the house, but rarely drink it, as I consider it to be the perfect beverage for a chilly, drizzly afternoon. Since we generally don't have those down here, even in the winter, the tea sits in the cupboard. I make sure to buy teas that are sealed in foil pouches, or loose tea in a tightly sealed canister. Tea goes stale after a while, and just tastes like grass. Now that I've said that, it's started to rain! LOL! Of course it's 80 degrees out, and I've got the air conditioner running. Hardly "nice cup of tea" weather!
I like your postwork very much Andrea.
I never thought they were tea bags.
well if my teabags looked like these, I wouldn't drink it either! Great job, Andrea, you got a really grainy texture; and full size it looks like a big shell-thing, spiraling in and out of itself. Great shading, really dramatic. Great job on this---it's really a knockout.