It does sounds much refined than just quilling, don't you agree?
These are some of the cards we made by an idea we saw on the Internet that gradually sprouted into craze over the teardrop shaped papers.
Kids loved this activity and quite enjoyed rolling the paper with their fingers. And the shaping was not so hard after a few failed attempts.
Quite by coincidence, as I was getting this post ready, I found these quilling basic techniques on pinterest and simply had to share. Now, I want to try them all :)P
Sorry about the bad quality of pics. My android hates working at night.
9 comments:
Absolutely beautiful!!! I haven't tried quilling yet. I really love your poinsettias, just lovely.
Wow! How pretty. I love it. That looks really hard to make. I would my glasses for sure!
I love this technique- found some amazing results on Etsy and Stumble, it's really enticing! Your cards are lovely and make me think I should really give it a try!
Hi girlie.. These are wonderful great features.. I LOVE It. SO festive.. I wanted to stop in and say THANKS for being a great bloggy bff this year. Wishing you the HAPPIEST of NEW Year's.. Cheers to more creativity, fun and success.. HAPPY NEW YEAR.. BIG HUGS.. xoxo.. Marilyn..
amazing :))
amazing :))
Goodness Maya, such a wonderful job this is! Love your quilled candles! Happy New Year to you and thanks for all of your lovely comments in the past year!
those are just lovely! you have such patience. i don't even send out cards at all, never mind make them so gorgeous! :) lisa
So pretty! My Sri Lankan friend made me a card with quilled flowers. She has done big framed pieces too but I haven't seen them yet. A friend tried to make some Christmas ornaments last year with her 7 year old daughter. She enjoyed it but couldn't find the right papers for the project so it was a bit trickier than she thought. Wishing you and yours good health and much happiness in the new year, Tammy
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