Picked up this fabric for a quick fun Schnibble project. I'll keep you guessing what it will be! But it won't be long before it is a flimsy!
I also got on vacation this awesome tea cup and tea from
Teavanna in Oklahoma. Above is the tea bulb (or whatever it is really called). It is a blooming tea -
Peach Momotaro - and oh man, does it taste good.
Place it in the infuser and that in the tea cup.
Add hot (not boiling water). See how it blooms!
And 3-4 minutes later an AWESOME light peach tea! How fun is that! The bloom can be used about 4 or 5 times before it gets bitter. Holly tried 6 and decided 5 was a good number.
Picked up this fabric for a quick fun Schnibble project. I'll keep you guessing what it will be! But it won't be long before it is a flimsy!
I also got on vacation this awesome tea cup and tea from Teavanna in Oklahoma. Above is the tea bulb (or whatever it is really called). It is a blooming tea - Peach Momotaro - and oh man, does it taste good.
Place it in the infuser and that in the tea cup. 
Add hot (not boiling water). See how it blooms!
And 3-4 minutes later an AWESOME light peach tea! How fun is that! The bloom can be used about 4 or 5 times before it gets bitter. Holly tried 6 and decided 5 was a good number.
9 comments from wonderful readers:
Oh I can't wait to see what you are making. I've started a quilt with the same fabric line.
The tea is not only good tasting but pretty too.
I love your fabric choices! oh that red is so pretty but the big floral is perfect for a border, a strippy quilt, ahhh I need a few yards of that!
Kathie
I can't wait to see what that fabric is going to grow into...it's beautiful!
I love your fabric choice, Dawn. I have a couple of charm packs of the same...and am not sure what I want to do with it yet. Love the red and the large paisley you chose. Can't wait to see your version....
and the tea cup and tea is just wonderful. Don't you love blooming teas?
Hope you get time to quilt, can't wait to see your progress
Karen
Love your fabric choices! Can't wait to see what you make!
The tea bloomer is so cool! I've never heard of it-looks like magic.:)
Such lovely fabric you are working with!! I can't wait to see what you have up your sleeve.
Can you bring that tea bloomer to camp...That is something I have to see. Love the tour pics to Kansas and Nebraska...laughed my head off. Will tell you why at camp.
Dawn what fun!! that is on ky list to visit!
Now I have to ask what is a schnibble? the fabric is awesome!
Oh, I love the tea! I've gotta get me some of that.
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