I am back with a card for the casology challenge with the theme of :
I LOVE circles! The possibilities are ENDLESS! { like a circle itself ! }
I love paper folding techniques, and used to do a lot of teabag folding... but this fold I saw on a fellow South-African's blog. Click HERE to see Desire's beautiful creations!
The effect can be achieved by 3 simple folds:
1 Centre fold, and then 2 folds from either sides of the centre fold - towards the centre. By lining the circles up, and of course by using 2 sided color paper (I used origami paper), you achieve this beautiful effect.
Thanks for looking!
11 comments:
Hannelie you have created such a stunning card with this circle folding technique and have incorperated it so elegantly on your card, Thanks so much for the exposure.
Hugs Desíre {Doing Life}
Stunning card. Just using circles. really great idea for this beautiful fold circles.
Thanks for inspiration. Again :-)
Hugs, K.
I want to touch it! It's so cool and graphic! Thanks so much for playing along with us at CASology this week!
Hennelie this is such a fun technique and one I have yet to try. Thank you so much for sharing with us this week at CASology!
Ongelooflik mooi Hannelie! Die kleurkombinasie is ook baie treffend. Laat 'n mens opnuut kyk na sirkels.
Amelia x
Another winner for Desert Diva
Hoi Hannelie,
wat een leuke kaartje is het geworden.
Mag ik vragen hoe je dit gedaan hebt?? Is dit 2 kleuren papier of zie ik het verkeerd?
Groetjes uit Nederland,
Saskia
This is so cool! It's amazing what fabulous patterns you can create with such simple folds. Thanks for playing along with CASology this week!
This really is TOTALLY cool! I love the virbant colors and the beautiful depth. I have never heard of teabag folding so I am off to have a google as soon as I leave here. I am also anxious to check out Desire's blog. Thanks for sharing your amazing talent with us Hannelie :)
Ooh, love it ... so graphic and bold and vibrant! Anita :)
I love this technique and it is so perfect for the circle challenge. Thanks for joining us this week at CASology!
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