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The Iris technique combines folded strips of varying colors of paper into a spiral pattern. The folded paper spiral is placed behind a hand-cut top sheet of cardstock which reveals the subject of the card -- anything from an apple to a sailboat to a comet or to a Christmas tree. Some of the most pleasing cards employ folded paper with a colorful printed pattern, but plain colors are also used to good effect.
Each card comes with a loose insert. You can either handwrite your own message, or run the insert through a printer to write a message using your computer. When finished, you can tack the insert to the card using a glue stick.
Click on a card image for enlarged detail. There are 64 cards representing many occasions in this collection.
Card sizes are indicated by the envelope number appearing in parentheses after the card title. The envelope sizes are:
(4 Bar) 3-5/8" X 5-1/8",
(A-2) 4-3/8" X 5-3/4",
(A-6) 4-3/4" X 6-1/2",
(A-7) 5-1/4" X 7-1/4",
(A-8) 5-1/2" X 8-1/8",
(A-10) 4-1/8" X 9-1/2" |
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I-58A Gold Dragonfly
Let your words take flight under the wings of this splendid dragonfly, created from colorful folded paper and a gold body. This lighthearted card delivers a touch of summer any time of the year.
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I-59 Horse Head
The perfect card for anyone who loves horses and the equestrian lifestyle. Folded paper in rich tones of brown, tan and white are framed in black to resemble a beautiful horse in profile.
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I-60 Holly
Here is what is jolly -- a whimsical new take on holly featuring folded paper that makes this Christmas standard look fresh and modern. Gorgeously framed in the rich colors of the season.
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I-61 Llama
Share the flavor of Peru with someone you love! This handsome llama is crafted from folded, layered paper and framed beautifully in green.
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I-62 Cancer Ribbon
A truly stunning card, both in its execution and its symbolism. Each pink strand is placed by hand and carefully shaped into a ribbon by a frame of white paper. A great way to send your encouragement and support to someone special.
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I-63 Star of David
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