Iris Folding

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• Step 1

  Gather up your materials.

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  Step 2

  Find a template. Here i am using a pig template i found on the internet. draw round it on the card, then cut it out, like i have done.

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  Step 3

  Stick the iris folding pattern on the back, line it up with the one you have just cut out. Stick it there so it doesn't move.

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  Step 4

  Find some pieces of paper that you will use. cut it into strips then fold them in half, length ways. they are what we use for the pattern.

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  Step 5

  Start with number one, measure how much paper, rip it then stick it down on the line. Keep doing this with 2,3,4 and so on....

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  Step 6

  So yes the next one....

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  Step 7

  And keep going round...

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  Step 8

  and round...

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  Step 9

  and round...

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  Step 10

  Until you are left with the last one, the iris! Don't stick anything on there just yet...

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  Step 11

  Take the pattern off the back then it should show you pattern to look like this! Don't worry if it doesn't work out first time... Stick another piece of card on the back to cover up the mess and...

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  Step 12

  There you are finished... and you can make any other different patterns. Here i have made many teddies because i think they are cute, then there it my pig!

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Shazziiee · Colchester, England, GB · 25 projects 24th July 2010

When my teacher first showed us i thought 'how the hell am i going to make that', and now i could probably do it with my eyes closed!! (well... i don't want to try that because the paper would go everywhere!)

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Taylee · Brookings, South Dakota, US 17th July 2010

Omg! These are so cute! I can't wait to make one!! (=

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Sherlaine Y. 20th April 2010

oh so adorable <3

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Scarlet · Stafford, Virginia, US · 46 projects 19th April 2010

Very pretty! They look like they'd take forever to make though XD

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Kitty · Okotoks, Alberta, CA · 18 projects 18th April 2010

these are fun!

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Sokje · Almere, Flevoland, NL · 8 projects 18th April 2010

It indeed looks pretty complicated, but you explain it perfect, thank you! =)

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Jet H. · Haarlem, North Holland, NL · 108 projects 18th April 2010

wooow thanks for the tute, its not so difficult with your steps, looks very difficult at the first sight, so thanks a lot.;-D

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