This time I have decided to show you how I quill leaves for various projects. When a landscape quilling is done, you need different types of leaves to make the picture look realistic. This is one of my filler leaves. You may be using it too but there may be many who do not know and would like to learn how to do it.
You can do it with a comb, but hear I have used a plastic hair brush, used to tint hair(I have used a tint brush that comes with LOREAL hair tint product) . It is like the brush in pic.1. I have cut it in two as it is easy to twist the paper. Pic.2 shows how to pass it through the teeth in a zig zag pattern. Pic.3 shows, how to apply glue, so you could paste the strip of paper.4 is how the strip is turned round and glued.5 shows that you should press it hard till it is well pasted. 6. shows how the glued back looks. It should be very neat and well adjusted. When it is dry take it out, and it should look like pic.7. In 8 you should press down and flatten the glued strip.
Now make another one in the same manner. Glue both parts to look like pic.11.
You can use it to fill in flower baskets and any other projects that need leaves. You can also glue all the petals the way I have shown in pic 10 and create another leaf design, like the 2nd one in the picture below. I will try to show you more designs created with combs as and when possible. Add a comment hear if you need any help :)
WOnderful Tutorial....Thanks for sharing!!!
ReplyDeleteI love this Anastisia, thank you so much for sharing. I am going to try this..... I have really wanted to know this method. Once again thanks alot.
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Thanks a lot for sharing it.This is new to me and will surely try it.
ReplyDeletepics really help when explaining how to, thanks for sharing, I'll have to go out and find a comb like that !!!
ReplyDeletePaula
wow lovely..tutorial..shall try it soon..thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteAwesome tutorial! Thank-you for sharing that with us! Do you know what kind brush/comb that is? I want to find something just like that.
ReplyDeleteThank-you for sharing that tutorial with us! Your quilling is amazing! What kind of brush/comb do you use? Do you know the brand or name of it? I want to use something just like that.
ReplyDeleteWonderful tutorial! You are so innovative! Thanks for share!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful technique...Thank you so much for sharing...I really liked it a lot! :)
ReplyDeleteWow! That's something very neat and useful! Thanks for sharing!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot for sharing,will surely try.
ReplyDeleteWonderful tutorial!!Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThanks a ton for sharing this wonderful tutorial.. Looking forward for more ...
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for the wonderful tutorial. Definitely going to try.
ReplyDeleteThank you!!! I love it!
ReplyDeleteWOW Annie. You are so clever, thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeletethank you so much for sharing this useful tutorial.
ReplyDeletecheers..!!
Thanks for the tutorial Anastasia!!
ReplyDeleteIt's so wonderful of you to share your knowledge and experience. :)
A very clever idea Anatasia! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful idea to use this kind of comb!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing Anastasia. I will definately give it a try.
Love & Light ~ Anama
Thanks so much for posting this Anastasia. I will sure try to find that kind of a comb to make these springs. Love this! Absolutely love this!
ReplyDeleteAnastasia, many thanks for ideas!
ReplyDeleteHello, I can't find one of these brushes anywhere. I've tried using a single toothed comb but it doesn't work very well. Can you give me any advice please.
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Hello, I can't find one of these brushes anywhere. I've tried using an ordinary comb, but it doesn't work properly. Any suggestions?
ReplyDeletethank u so much for all the tutorials, very useful for a beginner like me.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing this tutorial on the sprig leaves Anastasia, it is really very good and the sprigs are just great. Very much appreciated. :0)
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