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- Scraps of muslin, sheer, lace, or Netting cut into 5 X 5 squares
- Embroidery thread
- Sewing needle
- Scissors
- Ruler
- Marking pen
- Loose tea leaves
- Glue
- Buttons
- Glass jewels
- Tea spoon
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Sunshiine
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One thing to consider is that for food-related items, you may want to pre-wash the fabric and double or triple rinse it. Then sew it up, and then after sewing, wash again before filling with tea. We don't know where that fabric has been, right?
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This could be a great DIY gift to make the family. Thanks a bunch.
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Here we drink "matecocido". It is an infusion done with "yerba mate", green colour. At present it is marketed in little bags like tea. I use to get off the thread and the label to avoid the siphon effect that makes a little puddle under the cup.
BTW, here it is very hot, one must protect himself from the UV sun light, sleep a siesta and drink much liquid.
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