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ASSIGNMENT: create a care combining stitching and teabag folding
After stitching I added stick-back pearls to the centers of the flowers. I had this teabag fold already done and used two layers of pink cardstocks to bring out the color of the flowers.
Been a L-O-N-G time since I did teabag folding.
Ddd
For a friend who teaches quilting and loves cats, I created this card using 6 patterned papers and a teabag folding technique. Each of the blocks has a little punch of a plaid cat in the center.
The quilt got a coordinating sashing around the outside and is mounted with pop-dots on a text-printed cardstock with corners rounded.
I used rub-on 'stitches' on random places on the quilt and completely around the sashing. The date at the bottom is also rub-ons and the greeting is a premade tag.
Ddd
This teabag was cut around the flowers before assembly for a decorative edging.
The button is a die-cut.
Again, this is severely color edited.
Ddd
More teabag folding, this with square tiles using a simple pyramid fold.
When I am ready to send this one out, it will get a peel-off greeting inside the die-cut banner.
Ddd
The colors on this are not a bizarre as they look here, I have done color editing to obscure the actual papers used as they were part of a product notyet released.
I haven't done anything with round teabags for years. This is a simple half-fold and I added one of the teabags to the center, as well.
Another circle was cut into quarters to serve as corner backets.
Ddd
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