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460 Iris Folded Cards to Make: The Complete Iris Folding Compendium
Using Iris folding techniques with simple embellishments, this instructive guide runs the gamut with 460 card projects based on a range of shapes—from the triangle and square, to ovals, hexagons, and diamonds. Clear instructions and line-drawn templates guide beginning card crafters through each project, sure to leave each card with the polished look and feel of an artfully crafted piece.
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272 pages, Paperback
First published June 1, 2008
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July 15, 2018
Iris Folding is a beautiful way to create and design cards.
The effect is stunning, just like looking into the center of a camera and with a few neat folds and colourful paper, you can achieve almost any picture.
From starting your project, the design, paper choice and size, triangle circles and squares, and other shapes are formed into a spectacular showpiece.
Instructions that are easy to follow are given in visual and written format and the templates are full sized but can be adapted to each card specification.
You can use scrap pieces of paper, such as newspaper, junk mail etc so no special tools are really required. Even the smallest member of your family can do this craft, I imagine a rainy afternoon of fun and creativity will make everyone happy.
This colourful glossy book is beautifully presented. Complete with techniques, hints and tips it is a good teaching guide and absolutely perfect for any papercrafter.
The effect is stunning, just like looking into the center of a camera and with a few neat folds and colourful paper, you can achieve almost any picture.
From starting your project, the design, paper choice and size, triangle circles and squares, and other shapes are formed into a spectacular showpiece.
Instructions that are easy to follow are given in visual and written format and the templates are full sized but can be adapted to each card specification.
You can use scrap pieces of paper, such as newspaper, junk mail etc so no special tools are really required. Even the smallest member of your family can do this craft, I imagine a rainy afternoon of fun and creativity will make everyone happy.
This colourful glossy book is beautifully presented. Complete with techniques, hints and tips it is a good teaching guide and absolutely perfect for any papercrafter.
September 27, 2009
Many good ideas, both in iris folding and card making. A keeper.
November 25, 2008
It was full of ideas and well illustrated, I just decided I don't care for this style-
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