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Creative Expressions Tea Bag Folding - Circles & Octagons Stamps & Dies

The Tea Bag Folding collection by Creative Expressions, designed by Jamie Rodgers, combines clear stamps and coordinating dies in circular and octagonal geometric designs for dimensional paper folding. Choose between Circles and Octagons, work with stamps, dies or both together, and create symmetrical rosettes, mandala-inspired focal points and layered embellishments. The collection makes beautiful use of patterned papers, cardstock and stamping techniques, giving you far more creative range than a simple die-cut.

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Creative Expressions Tea Bag Folding Octagons Clear Stamps A5, 6 pcs

The Creative Expressions Tea Bag Folding Octagons is a 6-piece A5 clear stamp set from the Tea Bag Folding collection, designed by Jamie Rodgers for Creative Expressions. It includes 3 different octagon mandala designs and the sentiments Dream big, Hello and Enjoy the little moments, ideal for cards, art journals, scrapbook layouts and decorative paper projects. The octagon designs can be stamped, cut and folded for tea bag folding effects, or used as elegant motifs, layers and focal points in geometric and mandala-inspired projects.
€21,50
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Creative Expressions Craft Dies - Tea Bag Folding, Octagons, 2pcs

The Tea Bag Folding Octagons dies by Creative Expressions give you two octagonal shapes for creating geometric rosettes with the traditional tea bag folding technique. Designed by Jamie Rodgers, the set can be used on its own with patterned or solid papers or paired with the coordinating stamps from the collection. Cut, fold and repeat the shapes to build dimensional mandala-inspired embellishments for cards, journals and scrapbook layouts with striking symmetry.
€19,90
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Creative Expressions Craft Dies - Tea Bag Folding, Circles, 2pcs

The Tea Bag Folding Circles dies by Creative Expressions give you two circular rosette shapes for creating dimensional folded embellishments with the tea bag folding technique. Designed by Jamie Rodgers, they can be used with patterned or solid papers either on their own or with the coordinating clear stamps from the collection. Cut, fold and repeat the motifs to create cards, journals and scrapbook projects with striking symmetry and a mandala-inspired look.
€21,50



The Tea Bag Folding collection by Creative Expressions is designed by Jamie Rodgers around the geometric tea bag folding technique. The range includes coordinating clear stamps and metal dies in two main shapes, Circles and Octagons, allowing you to stamp, cut and fold repeated motifs into symmetrical rosettes and layered mandala compositions. The stamp sets add geometric detail and sentiments, while the dies provide clean, repeatable shapes for folding and layering.

Each part of the collection also works beautifully on its own. The stamps can be used for geometric backgrounds and focal points, while the dies work with patterned or solid papers even without stamping. When combined, they open up even more possibilities for mixing pattern, color and folds, producing dramatically different results simply by changing the paper you choose.

👉 Features:

  • Coordinating collection with clear stamps and metal dies in Circles and Octagons designs
  • Designed by Jamie Rodgers for Creative Expressions
  • Suitable for tea bag folding, geometric stamping, layering and mandala-inspired projects
  • Stamps and dies can be used together or independently

👍 Ideal for:

Cardmaking, scrapbooking, journals, geometric paper crafting, tea bag folding, folded rosettes and dimensional embellishments.

✨ Inspiration Tip:

Create the same folded design once in solid cardstock and again in a bold patterned paper. Layer the two with a slight rotation and the geometry starts to create an almost optical illusion, making the finished piece look far more intricate than the actual process.