📦 Packing paper quilling orders ✂️ Handmade Artwork ASMR 

I'm very happy to hear you enjoy these videos as well, Orla 😊. Each art piece is indeed a labor of love. But some art pieces just have a special meaning to me, more than others, and this was one of them 💚. And, yes, it's so wonderful when the purchaser sees that value and appreciates the artwork and it becomes special to them. Wishing you a lovely week! 😊 Edit*: Thank you so much for your kind words! 🌟

Muchas gracias! 💚

Thanks so much! 😊

Thank you very much!! 🩷😊

Dear Isabel, I'm very happy that you enjoyed watching the video! 😊 But please know that it's not always been this way for me. For a number of years I tried my best to work on doing art and progress in my work. In my country too, art is not as valued as in other countries. But there were few people here and there who would encourage me by purchasing my work (and of course, my family too first of all). Opening my Etsy shop a couple of years ago has made it better because it has given my art the chance to be seen in other parts of the world. So, I encourage you to not give up, sometimes things can happen gradually - over years. I thank God for everything He still enables me to do and for everyone who He allows to purchase my art! And as you might know things are not easy in this art domain, some days are better, some harder 😊. I hope you have a great weekend! Happy quilling! 😊

Thank you very much! 💚

Thank you very much! 💚

Thank you so much 😊

I usually keep my finished pieces in a closet and in a bigger box. At my beginnings with paper quilling, I had problems with the glue I used, some of my pieces would develop certain problems from the glue. But I've found better glues over the years (through trying them out) and I no longer have those problems. I don't have problems with the dust since I keep my artworks in storage. But even if there is ever a tiny bit of dust, I just use a dry brush to dust off the tiny particles of dust.

@@MiriamsQuilling I think I just need a bigger box than what I am using. Obviously as you go along, you get more and more items to put away lol. I like the idea of a dry brush to get the dust off. I have seen you do that in your packaging video. Thank you so much for taking the time to share your advice with me!