Iris Folding @
CircleOfCrafters.com
Supplies Needed:
Look through the paper you currently have and come up with a color scheme for your project. You may need to do some shopping, but start with the paper you've already accumulated. For this project you can use thicker paper than is normally used for iris folding.
The land, water and sky(if you divide them about evenly) each use about one entire 12" X 12" piece of scrapbooking paper. For the background in this scene, we ripped the paper into small pieces then glued the pieces down like a mosaic using a permanent glue stick.
But, first, we planned and cut out all the iris folding designs.
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