This is lovely, but I'm going to share a hint....Glad Press n Seal is sooo much easier to work with on your board than using wax paper. It doesn't move around and can be wiped down and reused many, many times. :) BUT, this was a lovely video. I love the colors!
I learned how to quill from my Mom and we shared a lot of craft times over the years. She has been gone for a few years and I put my quilling to the side but I was excited to run across this video by chance and you have inspired me to get it back out. I have a wedding card to make and rather than stamp one, I will quill one for my niece. Thank you for reigniting my passion for quilling.
I love this tutorial, and I love how you explain each step! I am just starting to quill, and this is the 3rd one of your designs I’ve made. All of them come out so beautiful! Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful talent!
Another tool that i have found helpful to release the piece from the wax paper is a die-cut machine spatula. They come in kits of tools, with your machine, or you can use the Spellbinders tool-in-one. They're designed to release paper from a sticky cutting mat.
i am so glad I watched this. I , now , finally understand how to frame. the books I had for beginners neglected to illustrate this point. Thank you. The wax paper was extremely helpful.
I had quilling items for Christmas and just made my very first piece by following this . I didnt keep it exactly the same but I'm really happy with it,thank you for a lovely clear and easy to follow tutorial.
I love the wax paper suggestion! I ended up changing it a bit though...I used my clear silicone baking mat to put over my cork board and image. It is great and didn't have to use glue under the design, just the pins. 😊
I am creating an easter egg using your technique of abstract flowers and vines. Wish me luck, this is only my 2nd quilling project. Thanks for your fabulous tutorials!
Love your instructions for making this. I tried to make this and girl YOU make it Look so easy. Turned out pretty good for a newbie!! Going to send to a nurse friend. Thank you!!
I made several of these, one with colors just like yours and then another one darker colors. Your instructions were so great and they both came out beautifully. The two recipients LOVED 'em. Thanks for posting. I love your work!
@@ThePaperyCraftery Unfortunately I'm having some trouble due to carpal tunnel . . . that's what 40+ years of typing did for me! I am missing my quilling and can't wait to get back to it. Next or soon I'm going to try your adorable bee hive. MERRY CHRISTMAS !!
Hi, I'm a beginner and I love the technique to use the wax paper to transfer the project, thanks for teach us ! and love your original flowers too. I gonna try in my next project ! Greetings from Peru !
Loved making this, my friend suggested I put a black and white photo of the recipients in the blank space. Wish I could share how it came out. Thank you for the tutorial.
🌎❤️🕊👼 😊 Hello! Thank You So Much For Sharing! This Is My First Time Watching You On RU-vid Videos. I Love Your Video. This Is My First Doing Papery Quilting.
Thank You Meredith, love your projects, All are so very beautiful. I'm so going to try and make this one for my Granddaughter, I'm very new at quilling and think this would be a great project to start with. :) Love your videos :)
@@ThePaperyCraftery I'm making mu first Quilling Art...I'm making a Hummingbird...very time consuming but worth it. It looks pretty nice for my first attempt. Thank you for inspiring me with the beautiful art you create.
I thoroughly enjoyed this video. Instructions were excellent. I will try it soon. Thank you for sharing. I have used cellophane in the past. I'll buy some wax paper to keep on hand.
I like your idea font he vine with flowers. I have done some edge work but have dipped the strip in glue so the whole strip has glue on it then place it on my piece. Your idea with dots seems to work a little better and I will try it on my next on edge piece.. Thank You.
Love this project. I like that you show how to remove your project from the wax paper. I used tracing paper, but it didn't come off as easily, so I'm going to do the wax paper now. 😁
This is a great tutorial and your instructions are thorough yet easy to follow. I love the look of this project, especially the wobbly flowers. I've not seen before that in any quilling art. I'm definitely going to try your technique and this will be my first project. I plan to put the heart on a card. So I wonder why you can't just create the heart directly on a piece of cardstock, poster board or whatever. Is it because of the pinholes? Thanks!
If you are going to use pins to keep your work together as it dries, then you will need to work on a cork board and transfer your quilling to your final surface after it dries. Some quillers do all their work on their final surface, but I like the flexibility of using the cork board to correct any mistakes as I go. But do what ever works for you!
Meridth, I read somewhere that you should use a white background because it shows imperfections more. However, I love this heart on a white background. What are your thoughts?
This is so pretty and delicate! I'm new at paper quilling, and not sure what width paper to buy, or maybe it doesn't matter? Just wondering if you could give me a guide. Just love watching your videos !!! Thank you so much for your guidance !!!!
The paper in this video is 1/8" (3mm) wide. That is what most quillers start with and is the easiest to find. I do use other sizes in other projects, but I always link to the supplies I use in the description box for every video.
O coração é impresso em papel de impressora e no topo é papel encerado. Você também pode usar papel manteiga ou uma folha de plástico. Algo em que a cola não grude.
Great tutorial, can't wait to try it. Wish I had known about that waxed paper trick to remove the quilling. I'll be using it a lot. Thanks for taking the time to share. Lovely design.
I’ve noticed that you reference seeing the products or whatever you have used “down below” at the first of your tutorials. I’m sure I’m not looking in the right spot because I can’t find it. Can you please explain for me where it is? Thanks so much. I love your work and your teaching style.
Thanks so much for the kind words! Down below refers to the description box for each video where I can add the title of the video, links, and any other information I think would be useful. When you’re watching RU-vid on a computer or on the app on a phone or tablet, the description box is below the video around where the comments are located. If you’re watching RU-vid on a tv, I don’t think you can see the description box at all. I hope that helps!
That’s what I prefer for most projects and it works great. There are times when Tacky Glue, clear glue, or even hot glue are helpful and I’ll mention that during a tutorial. I do have more info on glue in this video 👉 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-cmfFUvu64Uw.html
i love your crafts !!! thank you so much for sharing your creative ideas :) but i have a question, if you use PVA glue to stick them all together, isn't it quite fragile? is there any way to prevent it from falling apart easily :/ i tried quilling something using PVA glue but overtime they started falling off the frame :(
I use Elmer’s Extra Stength and I know it’s similar to PVA but the formulas may be slightly different. That being said I have quilling projects that are years and years old and they hold up fine. They could fall apart at some point, I suppose, but I haven’t had a problem with it at all.
I don't use sealants, but check out the page HoneysQuilling.com - She's done loads of research on different types of sealants. When I do frame quilling, I usually use a deep frame with glass.
Love it! I don't know if you can share photos in the comments on RU-vid, but if you're on Instagram, you can share it there and tag me @thepaperycraftery 🙂
I use regular Elmer's white glue for most of my projects. If I use a different glue, I mention what and why. For more info, check out this video 👉 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-cmfFUvu64Uw.html
I like to use a bit of white glue and I mount on mat board. Card stock will work well too, but be careful with canvases because they can have a little more give to them and your quilling can loosen. I would steer clear of spray adhesive. I find it too hard to control and it's a lot wetter, which can warp your quilling.
HI, I am very interested in getting started on this craft. i ordered tools and a comb from amazon. Where do you suggest i begin with paper? what widths and colors should i buy to begin?
If you're in the US, the most common width for traditional quilling is 1/8" (3mm outside the US). Choose what ever colors you love! Some sellers also have sampler packs of all their colors. I do include links to all the papers and supplies that I use in each of my videos in the description boxes so if you see a color that you like in one of my projects, you can find a direct link to it there. The brands I use most often are Quilled Creations ( QuilledCreations.com ) and Craft Harbor Paper ( Quilling.com ). I hope that helps a bit!
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