Celebrate fall with this easy paper quilling apple craft! No special tools are needed, making it a perfect craft for kids to learn this fun technique.
Do you love paper crafts? We’re covering paper quilling for beginners with these 26 helpful tips, tutorials, and projects.
In our Modern Paper Quilling Workshop, Zahra introduces a variety of paper art techniques that coil smooth paper strips to create beautiful designs. A unique technique that we consider 'phase 2' of this workshop involves first crimping paper to create texture. Zahra shares with us one of her favorite tools for just this job. Create fine or coarse crimped paper strips with a paper tool that 'turns' strips of paper through its crimping teeth. This tool automates a process that can be replicated by hand. This tool has a large, see-through turning handle making it easy to see your paper as it crimps. Works with quilling paper up to 3/8" (9mm). Included in this listing: a 'deluxe quilling crimper' by Quilled Creations
Shavuos, the holiday of greenery is coming in another month, so why not start quilling some lovely leaves? Paper quilling isn't one of those crafts that you can whip up quickly, but it is oh so lovely, and can be...
Use our easy paper quilling instructions to roll paper coils of various shapes, ready to assemble into delightful designs to use on your handmade cards or scrapbook pages.
Bijuterias de papel? Sim! Reaproveite aquele papel ou tecido lindo e e transforme em lindas bijuterias, dá até pra ganhar um dinheirinho!
From fingerprints earlier in the week to human anatomy today... one might wonder if the name of this blog should be changed to CSI: Paper A...
A blog about paper printables, quilling, and die cutting.
Learn how to make these 3D Corrugated Sheet Quilled Flowers. Corrugated cardboard adds a lovely texture to crafts and is easy for kids to fold. #kokorupaper
How to Cut Quilling Strips with a Cricut Explore Cutting your own quilling paper strips with an electric cutting machine is really quick and easy, and it’s how I’ve been cutting my own paper for many years now. I had to cut my own thicker paper for “on edge quilling” or "quillography" projects because venders just didn’t offer it until the last couple of years. Ever since I made cutting files for myself, I’ve been giving them away on my blog. If you’ve downloaded my cutting files in the past, then you’ll want to download my updated files because I’ve made significant improvements on them. Watch my video tutorial to see how the cutting path has been made as efficient as possible. My files are created in 5 widths for: inches: 1/16, 1/8, 1/4, 3/8, 1/5 mm: 1, 2, 3, 5, 10 The following machines can import SVG (Amazon affiliate links): Cricut: Explore, Joy, Maker Silhouette: Cameo, Curio, SD (with Silhouette Studio® Designer Edition) Brother ScanNCut Pazzles Vue Bosskut Gazelle The following machines can import DXF: Silhouette: Cameo, Curio, SD Method 1 - Cut Quilling Strips with Margins Cut your strips with margins on either side and they will never get tangled. After tearing them off, you'll need to trim the ends to make them clean. Method 2 - Cut Quilling Strips with Fringe Leave a margin on one side and your strips will still be manageable. There is less wastage than Method 1, and I usually use this method on scrap pieces rather than full sized pieces of paper. Method 3 - Cut Quilling Strips Without Margins There is no wastage with this method of cutting, and the strips will all be individually cut. Bonus - Happy Birthday Message Decorate a birthday gift with a unique twist using letters on a ribbon of quilling!
Size - 18 in. x 11.25 in. Price - $480.00 To buy go to http://www.etsy.com/listing/67344509/quilled-bone?ref=pr_shop
March Release - Reveal 2 - Beautiful Wings Butterfly Stamp set by Newton's Nook Designs #newtonsnook
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Anatomy examined using Quilling (it is a craft that uses strips of paper rolled and glued to create images, patterns). These drawings are very cleverly done, gilded edges of old books are used to make the lines even more interesting. Lisa Nilsson's background is an Artist and illustrator and qualified as a Certified Medical Assistant. If you like this have a look at our Anatomy Folder.
There's so many things you can do with this cascading loops technique. You can make flowers with it, you can make leaves and many more. Here I'm just showing you the basics of how to make cascading loops flower. I've made a video of how to make each cascading loops petal for you to use to make flowers with. It's very easy to do. You can use a quilling comb or a hair comb. Do check out the video below. The above photo show the different sizes of the cascading loops that you can make depending on the length of the quilling strip. The longer the quilling strip, the longer set of cascading loops you will be able to make. :) Hope this tutorial helps give you a better understanding of how to make the cascading loops flower. :) All the best!! :)
I've talked about cutting my own quilling paper because I prefer a slightly heavier weight than standard quilling strips. Seeing Honey Moser's blog post and a reader's question on Jin's Craftsy post prompted me to make these files. I use a Silhouette SD to cut mine, and whether you want to cut your own by hand or by machine, I hope my files may be of help to you. HAND CUTTING METHOD There are 4 pages in the DIY Quilling Strips PDF file, containing varying widths of 1/8, 1/4, 3/8, and 1/2 inch markings on top and bottom. You'll see the measurement listed along the top left. Ensure your option for "Page Scaling" is set to "None" when printing, so it comes out at actual size. Option 1 You can certainly print these markings right on top of your sheets of 8.5x11 inch paper, keeping a margin all around so it's tangle-free during storage after cutting. However, I know some people who are aghast at any paper wastage, and if you are one, keep reading. Option 2 Another way to cut your strips and use every inch of it is to print the file and slice off the markings. Place the paper you'd like to cut on your cutting surface. I've taken metallic envelopes apart to use for quilling strips in this way. Align the paper edge with the first marking, then tape the markings in place above and below - ensure they are parallel or else your cutting will be off. Align your ruler to the markings and start cutting away. You can re-use this method many times over. If anyone uses these files and found it helpful, I'd love to hear about it!
Twisting long strips of paper into thin string-like rolls, artist Gunjan Aylawadi (previously) begins a long process of weaving and layering to create designs inspired in part by the geometry, architecture and arabesque patterns found in her native India. Now based in Sydney, the computer science engineer turned self-taught artist has produced a new body of work titled Place for Prayer inspired by her own search for incorporating “personal meditative contemplation” into her life. More
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* Gunjan Aylawadi is a talented paper artist based in Sydney, Australia. After extensive exploration and experimentation, she came up with a unique method of paper cutting and curling that I am so excited to share with you today. Gunjan carefully applies layers of curled paper on her designs drawn by hand, which results in a beautiful […]
Artist Gunjan Aylawadi works with tiny strips of cut paper rolled into strips and pasted into elaborate mosaic-like patterns in a process she refers to as “weaving with paper.” Unlike quilling where paper is rolled into small components and viewed sideways, Aylawadi’s technique relies on long curled strips that are woven and glued in placeContinue reading "Intricate Rolled Paper Tapestry Designs by Gunjan Aylawadi"
Size - 17.5 in. x 15 in. Price - $1220.00 To buy go to http://www.etsy.com/listing/67919073/quilled-anatomical-back
Quilling Strip Sheet Organizer Easily organize your quilling paper strips by sewing a single sheet protector. In my latest step-by-step DIY tutorial video, I'll show you how to keep long, medium, and short quilling strips separated, yet together, neatly organized for storage in a binder or on your desk. Please note this organizing method is ideal for 11" strips. The paper I'm showing here is Canson Mi-Tientes, which I've cut myself into 1/4" width. The thickness is considerably thicker than conventional quilling paper. Materials Needed • plastic sheet protector • a printer and a cardstock • metal ruler • scoring tool • x-acto knife • sewing machine Steps Download my template and print onto card stock. Insert it into the plastic sleeve protector. Lightly score across the vertical columns to give yourself a sewing guide. Using a ruler, lightly cut across the horizontal line and freehand cut the curved lines, going all the way to the edge. Remove the template. Use a pen to mark where your cut lines meet the edge of the sheet protector. Insert the template back into the sleeve, facing the back, upside down. Match up the template to the pen marks. Cut along the horizontal line and freehand cut the curved lines. Remove the template. Continue the cut lines all the way to the edges to separate the top third from the bottom. Flip the top third over, matching the top edge to the bottom edge. Sew the two middle columns, then the two outer columns. Finally sew along the 3 edges and bottom. Insert your quilling strips, and admire how easily this organizer keeps long, medium, and short strips together yet separated. Paper Brand: Canson, Mi-Tientes Weight: 98 lb / 160 gsm (heftier than standard quilling paper) Width: 1/4” (I cut them myself using a Cricut Explore) Sheet Size: 8½ × 11” or 19 × 25” from fine art stores Amazon Affiliate Link: http://amzn.to/2zpVAg2 Watch how to cut your own strips: https://youtu.be/Lq_oHsARmU0
Happy Saturday! I’m happy to report that the TP Roll Thistle Ornament PDF Tutorial is now available in my shop. This little guy has been in the works for eons. See, I conceived of him last summer as part of the Feast of the Flower series, and then it took me a while to...Read More »