Another birthday card using orange and black. The daisies were made from 2 inch circles that I folded and cut. There were 4 layers in each one. I cut a small hole in the centre and then snipped slits and pushed a rolled centre into them and glued the petal centres onto the centre roll. The petals need to be rolled back a bit to give them some body. The centres were made from a 3mm roll and a 5mm fringed strip.
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Tuesday, 8 November 2016
Orange and Black quilling
Sunday, 6 November 2016
Pink and grey quilling
I was playing around with making flowers and filler leaves on this card. This flower was made by fringing the paper so that the ends are pointed rather than squared. I made the petals very narrow on this one. The pink layer had two strips the same width plus one slightly wider. Next time I think I'd use two wider strips. the inner cream colour used two strips the same size and the centre was a half length roll and a very narrow pointed fringe strip about 15cm long. I'm going to have a go at using strips that are narrower at one end and see what difference that makes.
Tuesday, 1 November 2016
Sunday, 30 October 2016
Sunday, 2 October 2016
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