My theme for this year is called "A Piece of Me" #APOM
I would be sharing a tiny piece of my life in pictures
Q for Quilling
I have this thing of learning new things. I love DIY's so I learnt crochet, I learnt origami, and my recent passion was paper quilling.
I am a jack of all trades but no harm in trying my hand on everything right.
Here is a picture of my tiny
quilling projects
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| 1. First crochet project 2. Paper quilled jhumka 3. Paper quilled rakhi 3. Paper quilled danglers |
Gorgeous! There is always something special about making things yourself.
ReplyDeleteI agree, that satisfaction of seeing something handmade is the best feeling ever
DeleteThanks for dropping by Tracey :-)
These are beautiful works of art. Great job! It must have taken a lot of time and effort to make those.
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Your quilling work is so pretty and creative! One of my topics today was quilling also.
ReplyDeleteI did read your topic too. Its lovely.
DeleteThanks for dropping by HMBH :-)
You are clearly very patient! Your little pieces are beautiful. My mother makes lace which I suppose is not far removed from your creations.
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lace is tougher to make. Phew! needs 10 times more patience than quilling
DeleteThanks for dropping by Keith :-)
Wow! You are very talented as they are pretty neat in execution n design.
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Thank you Shalz :-)
DeleteMy little one loves quilling...will show her your jhumkas for ideas !
ReplyDeletehere from AtoZ http://poojasharmarao.blogspot.in/2017/04/q-qabbani-nizar-inspirational-writers.html
Ask her to check out youtube. Thats where I learnt from :-)
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They look lovely! I've no idea how to do anything like this, so I take my hat off to you.
ReplyDeleteYoutube Nick. It has a tutorial for anything and everything. try any craft project sometime
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Hi DeeDee - oh what lovely little wonderful crafted items ... they look amazing - very clever - enjoy your Quilling ... cheers Hilary
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Thank you Hilary :-)
DeleteWow that's some talent! Those are really pretty jhumkas. I wish I could do crochet too
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing I am definitely going to fallow your lead and make myself some pretty jhumkas too. :)
Cheers!
All the best Karnika.They are easy to do, trust me :-)
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yes very good idea to share even i m also doing paper quilling earrings
ReplyDeleteWow, share the pictures sometime :-)
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ReplyDeleteTotally following you now :-)
Deletemy niece and daughter too picked up quilling last summer and i was surprised with the results..
ReplyDeletelove the jhumkas you have here
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They are the in thing now :-)
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Beautiful! Quilling has recently caught my daughters fancy. I loved the earrings you made.
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Thank you Neha :-)
DeleteThat's wonderful DeeDee! Hank will always have lots of admiration for those good with their hands. These can be seen and it is such a wonder to be able to go through the intricate foldings,twistings and cuttings. Hank is not good at it, more into poetry and art though! Keep at it Ma'am!
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I love Hank's poetrys :-)
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Visiting from A to Z - quilling fascinates me. I bought a quilled piece on a trip once and it is a souvenier I am still fond of. I don't quill but I do crochet, and have for some 45 years.
ReplyDeleteI am just learning crochet and quilling. Like I said, I am a jack of all trades :-)
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Very pretty! Wish I had time for handcraft these days! I have a pile of unfinished knitting projects and a cupboard full of beads from the dates when I made earnings and necklaces...
ReplyDeleteWow! I hope that you do find time to do some crafts :-)
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So cool! You are quite an expert!
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Wow! Expert?Me?Oh no no, I am rookie.
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These look so pretty!! I remember doing all of this when I was in school... now its been ages I've done any craft work!
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BoisterousBee
I was lazy in school :P
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It's been ages since I've seen quilling. My brother got into it bigtime after seeing a how-to in Better Homes and Gardens magazine. He used the technique to make really beautiful snowflake Christmas ornaments.
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Wow! I should try the snowflakes now. Thanks for sharing Laurel :-)
DeleteOh, that's really cool! I've seen paper quilling before, but I never knew what it was called, so thanks for teaching me. :)
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The pleasure is all mine. Check out youtube. I learnt from the videos there :-)
DeleteThanks for commenting Aidyl :-)
I always wondered about quilling. Your examples are lovely.
ReplyDeleteThank you Leslie :-)
DeleteYou can try it sometime too :-)