It hasn't wicked out on me, but then I leave the bags in the pot until I've
drunk all the tea. Also I often paint black or brown later and apply the
ground/tea leaves/ whatever to that.
cheers
----- Original Message -----
From: "Bill Nielsen" <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: {S-Scale List} Tea Leaf Ground textures Follow-up
Another use for spent tea leaves is representing bark on trees, especially
pine trees made with balsa trunks. I have an associate whose On30 layout has
several of them and the effect is quite convincing. As for using tea leaves
for ground cover, doesn't the tea color wick out into the water-based
adhesive (matte medium or diluted white glue) and stain the surrounding
ground cover?
Bill in FL
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