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2007 Free Patterns of the Month
"MOM" or "DAD"
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Pattern Notes: Each letter is meant to be done separately. There is an M, O, D, A and U available to spell Mom, Mum or Dad for Mother's Day/Father's Day. They can be arranged on your card however you'd like, diagonally or straight across. To keep the paper strips from overlapping the other letters, don't put the letters too close together. Also note that there is no #4 on letter A, just skip that number.
Duck
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Pattern Notes: Cut the duck's legs separately from orange or yellow card stock and glue them to the front of your card after you have finished the iris folding. Everything but piece one, the beak, can be done in all white. The shadows in the example card made it look like different shades, but it was actually done completely with plain white typing paper.
Easter Basket
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Pattern Notes: When cutting out the basket pattern for the iris folding, do not cut out the handle. After you finish the iris folding, cut out about 10 eggs. About 6 of them will go along the top of the basket so trim a straight line at the bottom of each of those eggs, at different angles. Glue down those eggs then add about 4 more eggs. Cut out the handle and add that last.
Handbag
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Pattern Notes: When you cut out the pattern for the handbag, do not cut out the strap.The purse strap should be done after you are done iris folding the handbag. We used a piece of a peel-off sticker gold chain border for the clasps that connect the straps to the purse.
Ladies Shoe
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Pattern Notes: Piece #7 of this pattern spans across more than one portion of the pattern.
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