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Making
Teabag Folding
Butterfly Card
 You
will need:
> Uchida CP-48
Daisy Punch (approx 5/8”)
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McGill Miniature sun punch (approx ¼”)
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ProvoCraft Paper-Shapers leaf punch
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Fiskars Border Punch
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Glue
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Paper Cutter (optional)
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Embossing tool (optional)
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Small piece of fun foam for embossing (optional)
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Folding instructions
for teabag tile butterfly
> Two Teabag Tiles - Click Here for free printable tiles.
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5” x 10” colored cardstock for card blank.
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4” x 4” White or off-white paper or cardstock
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2 ½” x 2 ½” colored cardstock in a color that coordinates with the
5” x 10” card blank.
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Medium to heavy-weight paper scraps for flowers in three colors,
two for the petals and one for the centers.
Instructions:
1. Fold the teabag tile according to
butterfly folding
instructions and make one butterfly.
2. Punch three daisies from each of the two colors you chose
for the flower petals.
3. Punch three miniature suns from the color you chose for the
flower centers.
4. If you have an embossing tool, place the daisy pieces face
down on the fun foam and carefully emboss the back of each petal
so that it curls up. After embossing petals, turn the daisy over
and emboss the center so that it indents. Emboss the miniature
suns until they are bowl shaped.
5. Take one daisy of each color. Glue one daisy on top of the
other so that the petals of the bottom daisy line up with the
spaces of the top daisy.
6. Glue a miniature sun to the center of the flower you created
in step 5.
7. Repeat steps 5 and 6 for the remaining two flowers
8. Score and fold the 5” x 10” cardstock to form the card
blank.
9. Using your border punch, center and punch a design on all
four sides of the 4” x 4” square.
10. Center and glue the 4” x 4” square to the front of the card
blank
11. Center and glue the 2 ½” x 2 ½” square on top of the 4” x
4” square
12. Arrange the butterfly, flower and leaves in the center of
the 2 ½” x 2 ½” square.
13. Send your card to someone and brighten their day!
Other Variations of this same card using different colors:
Project by DCW Member Judy Headrick of
Cards
& Crafts.
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