Make an Iris Folded Maple Leaf:
Kaye Haynes submitted this iris folding maple leaf project. She made it out of pages from an old copy of Birds and Bloom magazine.
Alison Sawyer from Baltimore, Maryland in the US, is a school teacher and made this maple leaf project with her class.
Karin Svensson, from Sweden, sent in this picture of her first ever iris folding project.
Wies, from Groningen in Netherlands, made this maple leaf iris folding card.
Mary, from New York, submitted this maple leaf iris folding project. She used ink, stamps and chalk to create the background and embossed the greeting.Louane Chapelle, from France, submitted this maple leaf iris folding project.
Carolyn, from Queensland Australia, made this Autumn card using the maple leaf template.
Marianne, from France, made this project using the maple leaf pattern.
Cherie, who admits that she is an iris folding addict, made this card using the maple leaf pattern.
Lauren, from Santa Rosa, California in the US, submitted this iris folding maple leaf project.Ria, from Boxmeer in the Netherlands, used the maple leaf pattern to make this greeting card.
Linda, from Delaware in the US, made this maple leaf project.
Phyllis A., from Virginia, USA, made this birthday card for a friend of hers in Canada. They met in Arizona and discovered they had the same birthday which lands on Flag Day in the US. A red maple leaf is the emblem on the Canadian flag. The second picture shows the inside of the card. As you can see, she used the cut-out left over from the iris folding to write a greeting on the inside of the card. On the left side is the Canada's national anthem, " Oh, Canada" .
Roger Peterson, from Florida in the US, doubled up the pattern then made both leaves with paper that had an all over leaf print to make this project.
Betsy Douglas submitted this iris folded maple leaf project.
Deborah, who is from Novia Scotia, Canada, made this project for her sister who is living in England and misses " home" . The edging leaves are a punch.
Pam submitted this picture of a project completed by her daughter who has been living in Canada for a few years.
Annette, from Eastern Pennsyvania in the US, made this iris folded maple leaf card.
Cindy, from Northern Maine, made this project for her daughter-in-law's classroom in Ontario, Canada.
Mary Carr, from Colorado in the US, made this maple leaf card in fall colors.
Amy, from Saskatchewan, Canada, made this card using paper for the iris folding and ribbon for the corners and iris.
Teri Knapp, from Sheboygan, WI in the US, submitted this maple leaf card. She used Versamark for the background stamps on the cover. On the inside she used the same stamp with a rainbow ink pad and Stickles to highlight the leaf cut out from the card stock.
Coleen Yap, from Malaysia, made this thank you card using the maple leaf template.Anna, from Sheffield in the UK, used the maple leaf pattern to make this Thanksgiving card.
Jeanne Tozer, from Timaru in the South Island of New Zealand, sent in this photo. She stated that this was her first attempt at iris folding!
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