JJ LILY OF THE VALLEY A6 TEA BAG CARD

I have made a very easy 3 fold, 11 cm high, card from the full length of an A 4 Crafty Bob’s 220 g.s.m., white matte card to use as the main card for this project.

It is marked top and bottom, then scored and folded from left to right with a Valley fold at the 5.5 cm mark, a Mountain fold at the 14.5 cm mark and a Valley fold at the 20 cm mark.

I printed the sheet provided 3 times and used a green backing sheet to print onto the back of each of the printed and copied sheets.

All the pieces are attached using D.S. tape.

I cut out the tiles from 2 of the sheets and made 8 simple square teabags from one set of 8.

I folded a simple kite design by placing the tea bag centre point away from me and folding the top layer on either side from the open throat end point in and up to the diagonal fold crease to meet to form a kite.

Each successive tea bag fits snugly under and in to the next tea bag. I have photographs and instructions in a free tutorial for this tea bag folding method. The second tea bag fold is a simple triangle fold.

To make this design, have the main centre point towards you, and holding the point firmly, take the top layer on the right and fold it towards the centre square fold crease.

I have a free tutorial on how to complete this and join the tea bags to make a medallion.

I have cut the 3 main images away from the sheet and have then cut each one again to form smaller images which I have attached to green backing sheets to attach to each of the areas of the card.

There is a complete free tutorial for this project on this site, if you choose to follow the images here.

This card is slightly bulky due to the tea bag medallions, but folded measures 13.5 x 11 cm.

To finish the back of the card, I have attached the 3rd image and left the other piece of the back blank for my special greeting.

It has resulted in a bright airy vision of green and white lily of the valley. A card design suitable for many occasions with a good choice of sentiment tags to use. Pamela Horton. The Whispering Platypus.I have just added a different version of this design.

It is designed as an 80th Birthday card and I am pleased to have been able to use my friends favourite flower.

Thank you. Pamela.

I have made a very easy 3 fold, 11 cm high, card from the full length of an A 4 Crafty Bob’s 220 g.s.m., white matte card to use as the main card for this project.

It is marked top and bottom, then scored and folded from left to right with a Valley fold at the 5.5 cm mark, a Mountain fold at the 14.5 cm mark and a Valley fold at the 20 cm mark.

I printed the sheet provided 3 times and used a green backing sheet to print onto the back of each of the printed and copied sheets.

All the pieces are attached using D.S. tape.

I cut out the tiles from 2 of the sheets and made 8 simple square teabags from one set of 8.

I folded a simple kite design by placing the tea bag centre point away from me and folding the top layer on either side from the open throat end point in and up to the diagonal fold crease to meet to form a kite.

Each successive tea bag fits snugly under and in to the next tea bag. I have photographs and instructions in a free tutorial for this tea bag folding method. The second tea bag fold is a simple triangle fold.

To make this design, have the main centre point towards you, and holding the point firmly, take the top layer on the right and fold it towards the centre square fold crease.

I have a free tutorial on how to complete this and join the tea bags to make a medallion.

I have cut the 3 main images away from the sheet and have then cut each one again to form smaller images which I have attached to green backing sheets to attach to each of the areas of the card.

There is a complete free tutorial for this project on this site, if you choose to follow the images here.

This card is slightly bulky due to the tea bag medallions, but folded measures 13.5 x 11 cm.

To finish the back of the card, I have attached the 3rd image and left the other piece of the back blank for my special greeting.

It has resulted in a bright airy vision of green and white lily of the valley. A card design suitable for many occasions with a good choice of sentiment tags to use. Pamela Horton. The Whispering Platypus.

I have made a very easy 3 fold, 11 cm high, card from the full length of an A 4 Crafty Bob’s 220 g.s.m., white matte card to use as the main card for this project.

It is marked top and bottom, then scored and folded from left to right with a Valley fold at the 5.5 cm mark, a Mountain fold at the 14.5 cm mark and a Valley fold at the 20 cm mark.

I printed the sheet provided 3 times and used a green backing sheet to print onto the back of each of the printed and copied sheets.

All the pieces are attached using D.S. tape.

I cut out the tiles from 2 of the sheets and made 8 simple square teabags from one set of 8.

I folded a simple kite design by placing the tea bag centre point away from me and folding the top layer on either side from the open throat end point in and up to the diagonal fold crease to meet to form a kite.

Each successive tea bag fits snugly under and in to the next tea bag. I have photographs and instructions in a free tutorial for this tea bag folding method. The second tea bag fold is a simple triangle fold.

To make this design, have the main centre point towards you, and holding the point firmly, take the top layer on the right and fold it towards the centre square fold crease.

I have a free tutorial on how to complete this and join the tea bags to make a medallion.

I have cut the 3 main images away from the sheet and have then cut each one again to form smaller images which I have attached to green backing sheets to attach to each of the areas of the card.

There is a complete free tutorial for this project on this site, if you choose to follow the images here.

This card is slightly bulky due to the tea bag medallions, but folded measures 13.5 x 11 cm.

To finish the back of the card, I have attached the 3rd image and left the other piece of the back blank for my special greeting.

It has resulted in a bright airy vision of green and white lily of the valley. A card design suitable for many occasions with a good choice of sentiment tags to use. Pamela Horton. The Whispering Platypus.

I have made a very easy 3 fold, 11 cm high, card from the full length of an A 4 Crafty Bob’s 220 g.s.m., white matte card to use as the main card for this project.

It is marked top and bottom, then scored and folded from left to right with a Valley fold at the 5.5 cm mark, a Mountain fold at the 14.5 cm mark and a Valley fold at the 20 cm mark.

I printed the sheet provided 3 times and used a green backing sheet to print onto the back of each of the printed and copied sheets.

All the pieces are attached using D.S. tape.

I cut out the tiles from 2 of the sheets and made 8 simple square teabags from one set of 8.

I folded a simple kite design by placing the tea bag centre point away from me and folding the top layer on either side from the open throat end point in and up to the diagonal fold crease to meet to form a kite.

Each successive tea bag fits snugly under and in to the next tea bag. I have photographs and instructions in a free tutorial for this tea bag folding method. The second tea bag fold is a simple triangle fold.

To make this design, have the main centre point towards you, and holding the point firmly, take the top layer on the right and fold it towards the centre square fold crease.

I have a free tutorial on how to complete this and join the tea bags to make a medallion.

I have cut the 3 main images away from the sheet and have then cut each one again to form smaller images which I have attached to green backing sheets to attach to each of the areas of the card.

There is a complete free tutorial for this project on this site, if you choose to follow the images here.

This card is slightly bulky due to the tea bag medallions, but folded measures 13.5 x 11 cm.

To finish the back of the card, I have attached the 3rd image and left the other piece of the back blank for my special greeting.

It has resulted in a bright airy vision of green and white lily of the valley. A card design suitable for many occasions with a good choice of sentiment tags to use. Pamela Horton. The Whispering Platypus.