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

Thank you all. Sue how did you start learning about making handmade cards? I just love them. I made a couple at Christmas but it was just a pkg. with all the supplies included. I was at Cosco the other day and found a big standing box with 34 different handmade cards all separated with tabs and filed under Get Well, B'day etc. And what a buy for $15.00. They are beautiful. What is Iris folding? Good luck with your DVR Urlee. Is that like TiVo? And Judy, how organized are you!!! I think it is great you are starting already. Carol

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