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Tea Bag Folding Printable Designs
& Matching Full Page Printable Backgrounds for Scrapbooks and Card
Making.
Tea Bag Folding is the craft of folding the small sachets that
contain herbal tea bags in Europe. The unfortunate thing is that these teas and
their wrappers are not available everywhere, but you can make your own using our
printable sets. The size of the sachets is 4cm or 1 1/2 inches square. You can print your
squares in various sizes using our sets. Teabag folding is based on the ancient art of
Origami -- to be more precise, modular Origami. The chosen fold is made several times
using the required number of pieces of patterned squares and then each fold slides into
the other to produce a rosette with a kaleidoscopic effect have made several of these
designs with gradient color, so you can choose to use the darker or lighter side up on
your designs, but remember that you can print any sheet in pastels by choosing 'Draft' or
'Economy' setting on your printer. All the tea bag squares have easy to see cutting lines.
Also, you can use these designs for page corners and cut your borders from the background
sheets.
There are many ways of folding the teabag squares and
you may develop a few of your own. Just make sure that the design is repeated
consistently.
Tea Bag Folding
Layouts. NEW CHRISTMAS TEABAG FOLDING PAPERS
See our Tea Bag Folding Instructions
using one of our printable designs.
Here is a nice
demonstration page of tea bag folding instructions. Another
teabag folding instruction page is
here. Also see teabag folding BOOKS below.
Click here for the free one page
teabag folding sheet.
And
another free teabag folding sheet
Click here to download this free set of Printable Tea Bag Folding Papers
in .pdf format



This set of Printable
Backgrounds match the above Tea Bag Paper designs.
Click here to download this set of Free Printable Tea Bag Matching Backgrounds
for free. in .pdf format



Teabag Folding books
you might be interested in knowing about--click on the book to learn more or order. The
last book shown is by the lady in the Netherlands that started the whole tea bag folding
thing, Tiny van der Plas. Her book is in English, by the way.

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