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”I studied graphic design and illustration and never thought that paper art would become my true passion.“
Découvrez le quilling, une technique de papier roulé pour créer de jolies choses délicates et poétiques. Un loisir créatif accessible aux débutants et même aux enfants.
Peace & Wool propose des vêtements et des accessoires à tricoter, à crocheter, à faire soi-même avec de la laine, du coton et des fibres 100% naturelles.
Old books make great DIY craft materials that can be highly personalized. Learn more about easy and fun book paper crafts.
How to Make Quilling Paper Sunflowers - Two shades of yellow and a fringed center make this flower bold and lifelike! | ThePaperyCraftery.com
Après le land art, que vous semblez avoir apprécié, je vous propose de découvrir aujourd'hui quelques artistes de paper art. Ce ne sont pas les styles qui manquent et là encore, j'ai eu du mal à faire un choix ! Parmi ceux qui m'ont le plus impressionnée,...
This time I have decided to show you how I quill leaves for various projects. When a landscape quilling is done, you need different typ...
Quilling Paper Rosettes - Fold tiny flowers with quilling paper to make amazing ombré Easter eggs | ThePaperyCraftery.com
Hello everyone, Source http://www.fabinouscrap.com/2009/05/tutoriel-de-la-roulotte.html after a few requests, here is the tut...
How to Make Quilling Paper Strawberries using simple quilling paper techniques!
This quilling picture was a present for my mom's birthday a few months back. I had been planning to create a picture that would feature lilac flowers for a long time, and even started making a stock of them — you need a lot for a project like this. Eventually I had a chance to complete this project. I love lilacs very much, they are so beautiful, and the scent is lovely. Unfortunately, lilacs don't grow in Israel. Lilac flowers usually have four petals each (called a four-lobed corolla) and make up panicles. For this picture I built each flower out of four "teardrop" elements, made of paper strips about 6" (15 cm) long and 1/16" (1.5-2 mm) wide. The flowers were mounted on translucent RTV silicone to make the panicles look dimensional. For each of the light-colored panicles I used two close tints of lilac, while for each of the dark-colored ones — three tints. In total, I had quilling papers of seven tints of lilac at my disposal. The leaves are heart-shaped, they consist of "eyes" and "crescents" (or "half moons"), made of paper strips approximately 12" long (30 cm) and 1/16" wide (1.5 mm), in three tints of green. I would like to thank my friend Yulia who sent me lilac and green quilling strips as a gift. Among the insects who feed on lilac's nectar are Swallowtail (Papilio machaon) butterflies. They are so bright and beautiful, that it was this species I decided to make for my quilling picture. For the wings of the butterfly I used narrow 1/16"-wide strips (1.5 mm), for the body — regular 1/8"-wide strips (3 mm). When I need narrow strips for my work, I usually cut the popular 1/8"-wide (3 mm) strips lengthwise with scissors. For the background I used watercolor paper slightly tinted using dry pastels. Finished work is framed in a deep white frame 9 by 9 inches (23x23 cm).
Hello friends, This is Trupti from Trupti's Craft . In the previous post my friend Janani gave you a brief information about paper quillin...
Après une longue absence suite à des soucis de santé, je viens vous montrer mes petites créations pour lesquelles je me suis bien amusé à les réaliser. Je vous présente les créations faites pour les cadeaux de fin d'années des maitresses et ATSEM de...
Chỉ cần chút thời gian rảnh và một ít giấy bìa thôi là bạn hoàn toàn có thể khéo tay gấp thành những bông hoa giấy tặng bạn bè rồi!
Awesome and easy to make origami ships for coloring. You need a square-shaped sheet of paper. After you...
Sometime ago this month, I came to learn how to make vortex coils from a short video tutorial that I saw at my dear friend's Miyyah@Kertas's Instagram. I got so hooked up with it that I practiced making the coils a lot. The more I make them, the more I got hooked. The first try was not as nice and I was not 100 % satisfied with the results, but eventually I got the hang of it. I was quite happy with the outcome but I find it was really hard to make them. First of all, since my hands are pretty shaky most of the time, it was hard to hold the coils and make sure I didn't drop it while coiling it. My fingers hurt a lot in the process of making the coils because the process of rolling and pinching the coil really hurts especially when I used thick paper strips instead of thin ones. Not sure how other people felt when they make them, but I felt that way. One day a customer of mine contacted me and expressed her frustrations in her inability to successfully make the vortex coils due to health issues she has with her hands. She only has one hand that is fully functioning and the other one is not functioning as well as the other. So, she asked me to help her out by designing a tool that she can use to help her make the vortex coils. I was stunned! I had no idea how to do that since I myself just used my bare hands to make them. I felt so bad for her and really thought hard that day on how to solve her problem. She's a real fighter and she never gave up trying even though it was tough for her to do it. Her determination pushed me to find solutions. Then it occurred to me that perhaps my handmade slotted quilling tool could do the trick. I immediately tried making the vortex coils with the tool and to my disbelief, it worked!!! Bingo! I reached my digital camera and started making the video after testing the method a few times. After I was certain that the method works, I just had to do the tutorial. I'm so happy that not only I benefited from the method as I no longer hurt my fingers making them now, I also helped others to make them. That made me really happy. One thing though, just after I uploaded the video tutorial, I got a better idea on how to make them! LOL!! So I made another video on vortex coils today and this new method helps me make vortex coils faster and easier too! You can use any type of quilling paper you like to make vortex coils, thin or thick ones, shredded or smooth store bought quilling papers. I have tried them all and the method works for all types. I will be making another video tutorial to show how to make a square vortex coil soon. Do be on the look out for that one soon! :) Here is my vortex coils video tutorial that I made so do give it a try! Thank you so much for watching! :)
Elles ont l'air de bonbons!!! C'est beau! Un beau projet pour les plus vieux! Les grands à l'école on peu de bricolage à faire, ce n'est pas toujours super intéressant... Hahahahha! Pas facile de les stimuler! Avec des cartons aux couleurs du temps d
Continuiamo con la chiusura della colla a catena realizzando delle corde di kumihimo. Questo tipo di corda è tonda, quella più basica che si crea con 8 fili. Qui sto usando lo stesso filato di cotone come nella catena realizzata all'uncinetto. Per acquistare il cotone utilizzata, clicca QUI è scegli il tuo colore fra gli articoli C0001 e C0005 Il disco kumihimo lo trovi QUI Per questa chiusura ogni filo dovrebbe avere la misura di un metro. Però visto che una parte la devo attaccare all'ultimo anello della catena ho presi 4 fili di 2 metri piegandoli a metà creando così 8 fili. Con questa foto potete capire bene perché, in questo modo mi posso agganciare all'ultimo anello. Poi monto gli 8 fili sul kumihimo tondo. La catena la lascio dietro al disco. Come vedete ho messo un filo da ogni parte dei 4 punti neri. Cominciando il kumihimo senza l'anello della collana non è diverso; se hai dei fili dello stesso colore. Diciamo che ne vorresti usare 8 fili diversi, allora gli annodi e posizioni il nodo nel mezzo per poi montare i fili a piacere. Cominciamo a spostare i fili, stacchiamo quello in basso a sinistra. E lo portiamo in alto a sinistra. Stacchiamo quello in alto a destra. E posizioniamolo in basso a destra. Ora il disco va girato 90°, a destra o a sinistra non importa, basta che girate sempre allo stesso verso. Io mi trovo meglio andando in senso orario. Facciamo di nuovo lo stesso movimento, stacchiamo a sinistra in basso. Attacchiamo a sinistra in alto. Stacchiamo in alto a destra. E attacchiamolo a destra in basso. Di nuovo giriamo 90° nel verso che abbiamo stabilito (io in senso orario) Piccola prova! Dove sono rimasta qui??? Quale filo devo lavorare?? Se ci fai caso al filo a sinistra in alto, si trova sopra quelli due laterali alla tua sinistra, lo stesso quello a destra in basso. Sono i fili appena lavorati. La risposta è che il prossimo passo è di girare il disco 90°. Puoi continuare! Da dietro si vede come la cordicina comincia a prendere forma. Mentre lavori ogni tanto tira la corda per vedere la vera misura che hai realizzato. Perchè si allunga tirandola. Ho fatto queste due corde dalle due parti della collana. Per staccarle dal disco basta avvolgerle con un pò di scotch prima di fare le ultime rifiniture! Come chiusura scorrevole ho optato per il macramè, nodo piatto. I filali li ho lasciati in questo modo. Con del cotone avvolto intorno. Buon lavoro!
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