Category: Teabag Folding

This is the card that I have made for the June 2011 Teabag Folding Challenge over at Circle of Crafters.

The challenge for this month was use twelve tiles on a card – no more, no less.

I decided to see what the effect would be at using a split tile, so I created my own, printed off ten and then thought… now what? I couldn’t decide on a fold to use, so I decided to just make it up as I went along, and this is what I ended up with!

I added the finished medallion (which used 8 tiles) to the middle of an A5 peach coloured card, and then folded the remaining four tiles into kit shapes to add to each of the corners. To finish, I added some pink glittery embellishments.

The teabag tiles are available to download, for free – just click the button below!

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I’ve gone “Teabag Tile Crazy” recently, and uploaded over twenty new sheets to craftsuprint. Each sheet as 24 teabag tiles on it. It will either be the same tile in three different colours, or three different tiles that all coordinate with each other. You will get 8 of each tile. View all new teabag tile sheets on craftsuprint.

Each tile measures 4.5 x 4.5 cm.

If you are new to teabag folding, ou might want to check out these teabag folding instructions.

This is the card that I have made for the May 2011 Teabag Folding Challenge over at Circle of Crafters.

The challenge for this month was to make a card using any teabag tiles, but they had to be folded using Jeannie’s Swirl Fold.

I found this fold quite tricky to start off with, but once I had worked it out, the rest came easy. The most difficult part was fitting the last two tiles in to the medallion, and then working out how to hold it together without it all falling apart!

The one thing I would improve is that my folded tiles are not all identical because I started them off differently. I should have ensured that I started with all the tiles “the same way up” so that the medallion looked symmetrical. But never mind, I still like it!

The teabag tiles are available to download, for free – just click the button below!

Terms of Use:
You may sell cards that you make from this pattern, but you must not sell the pattern or claim it as your own. You must not upload this pattern anywhere on the internet, for example on blogs, facebook, flickr, photobucket or your own website. If you want to share this pattern with other people, give them the link to this page . I work hard to create these patterns for you, please do not abuse my terms of use.