A huge ‘Thank You’ to all those in The Quilling Guild who create, inspire and facilitate, who administer, judge and advertise these super online competitions.
They are so enjoyable to be a part of and a wonderful way to promote our amazing and beautiful craft.
Jane
How long does it take to make a cup of coffee? Turns out, about four hours!
James’ birthday card – quilling techniques using a comb.
(You can guess what a soldier would use to open a car!)
Twelve times the piece on the comb made my snowflake but snowflakes are great – six points of virtually any quilling looks good. They are just waiting for your imagination.
How many warts is too many warts, do you think? More?
Comb Quilling for C ….. That time in December!
Quilling on a Comb
Can’t wait to teach Quilling on a comb to my classes.
By popular request – Quilling on a pet comb experiments sampler.
Quillers – dig out your comb and invent some more!
Quilling on a petcomb
Decided it was time to make something from some of the pet comb quilling experiments. Back to more experimenting now! 😊
Spring is on its way and quillers everywhere are decorating eggs to add to their Easter decorations.
This old lady was made from a blown goose egg back in the eighties. She’s been around and had a lot of handling by students, so is slightly battered! But that’s fine by me – spreading the skills is the main priority. This is also the reason I’ve never finished the quilling – so you can see how she was made.
She has a secret inside, as well!
