Goldfinch from ‘Six British Garden Birds’ Book
(click to view)
See all my books on my website – http://www.janejenkinsquillingbooks.com
and click on ‘Learn to Quill’
Quilling on eggs – see my post ‘Quilled Eggs for a Vase for Easter’
Box made with paper strips – see ‘Here’s my Quilled Fuchsia Box’
Each of these Quilled Cup Cakes is also a quilled paper box
Butterfly from my book ‘Favourites for Quilling’ (see website).
This badger is nearly 30 years old.
Taurus star sign for The Quilling Guild’s
Zodiac Perpetual Calendar
You can find how to make these long legged creatures in my book
‘Three Dimensional Quilling – Making Characters’ (see website)
See all my books on my website – http://www.janejenkinsquillingbooks.com
and click on ‘Learn to Quill’
So I like frogs!
This is a Hedgehog Fizzgog, fringed from Two-tone strips.
Keep an eye out for the book.
The Merlin is a falcon which is fast enough to attack on the wing.
It was a job getting it to sit still to quill it!
This pig in love is a blown hen’s egg (see Instruction book ‘Quilled Eggs’)
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Hi Jane,
I love your Merlin. I’m from Scarborough and I’m hoping to get to one of your classes soon. I’ve joined the Quillers Guild and I’m coming to the AGM at York.
I’m busy quilling a Bald Eagle and wondered if you had any tips? It’s only the head and shoulders and it’s A4 sized so quite detailed.
Thank you for sharing your wonderful quilling.
All the best,
Annette
Hi Annette. Good to hear from you. I will be very busy in York but please make yourself known to me. It will be good to meet you. Apart from black and white I always colour and cut my own strips when I’m trying to make a realistic quilling. It seems like a big job but not so onerous in reality. Hope that didn’t put you off!
great work!
Dear Jane,
Gorgeous quilling, The Merlin is absolutely stunning!
Please could you tell me which of your books have a pattern for the Badger? My husband is mad about badgers and I would love to make it as a birthday present for him.
When we can all come out of covid hibernation, will you be resuming workshops/lessons? I am not too far from you, Newport, and would love to attend.
All the best,
Michelle
Great to hear from you, Michelle. Thank you for your kind words.
Sorry to say, there is no pattern for the badger but, if you can find or draw a picture, you can photocopy it faintly in black and white and quill straight onto it. I did a squirrel this way and made a video of the process for the Quilling Guild’s Youtube Channel. I really recommend you join the Quilling Guild (www.quilling-guild.co.uk) but, until then, keep on quilling and good luck with the badger project.
When my classes restart, I will contact you, if that’s OK.
Jane
Dear Jane,
Thank you for your quick reply. I will have a look at the Quilling Guild Youtube, thank you. As for the classes, yes please, contact me, that would be great. Thank you.
Michelle