I always wanted to try the Iris folding. I got all the stuff for the teabag folding but I think I gave it all away. It was too hard for me to make those folds. I love the results though. thanks for the links

I've never heard of it, but did find this page with some samples for others who are clueless like me! This link also has a link to instructions. There is a Crash Course link once you get there. Here is a link that might be useful: Iris Folding

I attended the same stamp convention on Saturday!!! I fell in love with the Iris Folded cards too, but didn't want to spend $9.00 for the pattern. I took some pix of some of the cards and I been playing around with designs of my own. The pattern is pretty much the same as a "Log Cabin" pattern used to create a fabric square for a real quilt---just way smaller. If I can't get mine to look as nice as the ones that I saw on Saturday, I may have to order the templates. The link to the company is: http://www.designsbydreamer.com/gallery/gallery1/index.html. -shari

Hello, I am not sure which one you are describing If you are talking about the blue gift box with the white rose that is just a paper mache box, then in front of it is a blue christmas ornament that I painted the white and blue rose on. I sold these as a set. The only gift bag I see is in my papercrafting album is a christmas ornament that I made out of a Iris Folding design. then embellished it with my painting of holly around it. Thank you for your compliments. Donna