Tea bag doodling

[Pam]

I am really enjoying the tea bag doodlations. I can't seem to get enough of it. I have even got my preschool class interested. Thanks so much for the idea.

Pam

[Jules]

Would you have any you can share? If the preschoolers can do it, I think it is safe for me to try :-)

[Pam]

My preschoolers were so thrilled with their work they took them home. We didn't even get to hang them up in the classsroom. We will try again and maybe I can send them next time.

Pam

[Barbara Ann Storrier]

Yes, I'd like to see them!

[Pam]

Barb, I will try to send some very soon. Next week I will be on vacation for the next 2 weeks.

Pam

[Barbara Ann Storrier]

Ah ... vacation! Okey dokey :)

[Carol@Swallowcliffs]

Here is my first try at tea bag doodling. I think this could become addictive!

I used tinted graphite pencils.

[Jules]

I love these critters! Are these the only two you made from one tea bag- or can you make a lot of them (progressively getting lighter, I would imagine) from one doused bag?

Alright. I think it is tea time...

[Carol@Swallowcliffs]

Well, I made morning tea... I usually make a quart and put it in the thermos server... and then the tea bag went on the dog side and then over to the other crittter side, then to the garbage.

[Barbara Ann Storrier]

Neato, Carol! Hee hee!

[Camille]

Fantastic exploration of tea bag doodles here, Carol!!! I see many possibilities for you...loving the process is the most important thing!

[Heidi]

Hi there,
thanks for this idea! I gave myself an hour to finish these six and liked the faster than usual pace. The pic below shows the tea splashes as they were before the doodling.

[Jules]

Heidi your tea bag doodles are such happy creatures! Dancing birds happy fish dancing sunish orb...and the eyeball dancer with the (metalic pen?) glimmering leg.
What fun!