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Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Christmas Card project
Friday, November 18, 2011
Eveil Fairy & Owl

I call her the evil fiery, because my quilled picture looks like she is planning something evil with her friend the owl. When the printed picture appeared on a friends page, I thought it would be beautiful for quilling and commented on it. Paula my friend and a few others too had the same thought. So we agreed to quill it. Paula and myself kept our promise and hear is my picture. Paula, you did a great job too. Love it. It is beautiful. I wanted to frame it and gift it to some one for Christmas. So I thought it would be nice to spice it up by adding some leaves to it. Hope you like my picture. Will be back with a christmas quilling. Take care and happy quilling till we meet again
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quilled owl,
Quilled woman
Friday, November 4, 2011
Sweet Leaves Blog Hop


Hi friends, to day is Sweet leaves Blog Hop. I am sure you all would enjoy going through all the blogs that are participating in this very interesting blog hop. Make sure you do. It would give you a lot of new ideas. I am eagerly waiting to see what the others have done cause they are all expert quillers and I am sure they would have beautiful creations. I enjoyed quilling leaves for this blog hop.There is just one which is a card I made for mum and is a Ikebana leaf arrangement. All the rest are different shapes of leaves you could make use of. No matter from which blog you arrived hear, make sure you visit all the other blogs in the list below. Hope you like what I have posted and enjoy browsing through. Will be back soon with another post . Have fun and take care :)
SANDY, THANK YOU FOR GIVING ME THIS OPERTUNITY. There are many very talented quillers and handy craft artists in Sri Lanka and I wish they would make use of the internet to show the world their talent
A BIG THANK YOU, TO ALL THE LOVELY COMMENTS AND COMPLIMENTS
YOU GAVE ME ON THIS BLOG HOP. I APPRECIATE IT VERY MUCH
A BIG THANK YOU, TO ALL THE LOVELY COMMENTS AND COMPLIMENTS
YOU GAVE ME ON THIS BLOG HOP. I APPRECIATE IT VERY MUCH
AFRICA Jacquline http://cutekipepeo.blogspot. com ASIA Syaz http://syazcards.blogspot.com/ Suganthi http://papercraftss.blogspot. com/ Anastasia http://anastasiaw.blogspot. com/ Lin http://azlina-lin.blogspot. com/ Thusitha http://craftsimagery.blogspot. com/ Miez http://miezam.blogspot.com/ Amna http://alfardh.blogspot.com/ EUROPE Cristina http://cristina-funquilling. blogspot.com/ Suzana Fionnuala http://quillingowo.blox.pl/ html Pritesh http://quillingmesoftlee. blogspot.com/ Philippa http://quilliance.blogspot. com/ NORTH AMERICA
| Jennifer | http://www. |
| Paula | |
| Linda | http://www.myquillingnest.com/ |
| Shruti | |
| Melissa | http://sleeplesswonder. |
| AUSTRALIA | |
| Bronwyn | |
| SOUTH AMERICA | |
| Regina | http://regina-ribeiro. |
| Matilde |
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quilled leaves
Friday, October 28, 2011
Quilling - Halloween Card
As Halloween is coming up and many many beautiful quilled creations and had made cards are to be seen, I too wanted to create something small. Too many scores around the house which I ignore when absorbed in quilling to be done and no more quilling for a while. This card did not take much time. So the next post will be the "Sweet Leaves Blog Hop" on the 4th of November which I think over 20 quillers are participating. So don't forget to drop by to see the many different leaves in quilling. See you then :)
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quilled cat.quilled pumpkin
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Quilling - Sharks Tale
Looks like Romeo of the sea is having a problem. Both of them are in love with him and he is enjoying the moment. He says "girls, stop fighting over me. I am not the only fish in the sea". But his smile shows that he thinks he is.lol.
I really liked this movie and wanted to quill some of the characters in it. As usual the strips are 1/16" and the papers are cut from A4 sheets. Hope you like it
I really liked this movie and wanted to quill some of the characters in it. As usual the strips are 1/16" and the papers are cut from A4 sheets. Hope you like it
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quilled fish
Diwali Greetings 2011
Wishing all who are celebrating Diwali good health, happiness and prosperity.
Happy Diwali friends!!
Happy Diwali friends!!
Sunday, October 16, 2011
Crazy Quilling :)
I called this crazy quilling. I saw a beautiful picture of a wall hanging in one of the quilling books I went through at the annual book show this year. It was a very creative paper art. Now I know that this is called multi scrolls, the name I found out very recently on face book. Did not know how exactly it was done but being a person who never gives up till I find out how it is done, I experimented with many strips pasted together till I mastered it and went on none stop, thrilled that I got the art correct.
This Picture was not planed at all. I kept on pasting what ever I made till I got this picture. Makes me really laugh cause the very first comment I got on face book was "beautiful onions".I think the name fit. Now you are raking your brains to think where on earth I got those colours :). Since I was only experimenting, I did not want to waste my strips of paper. So I cut a magazine which had very colourful pictures into 1/16 inch strips and made these scrolls and it really came out fine. Now may be I will use up all the pages for quilling. In case some of you may not know the method, it isn't difficult. Paste about 10 to 15 strips together at both ends and roll up one end. You would get a lovely shape. Try it. It is fun. Good luck and happy quilling till I come up with another quilling :D
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quilled onions
Thursday, October 13, 2011
Black,Grey and Pink
Face Book has many wonderful quilling groups that exchanges lots of helpful ideas and views . My account on face book is purely to share and learn from other quillers and crafters. It is a very friendly and enjoyable place to exchange ideas on various topics. There are many groups with large number of members. One such Quilling group has a theme every month and October theme happens to be Black,Grey and Pink.
Was wondering what could be quilled with this colour combination and came up with this idea. I think it came out better than I expected. A large design would be beautiful as a wall hanging
Via Flickr:
Designed & quilled for a theme (BLACK,GREY,PINK) on the group EQG on Facebook
Was wondering what could be quilled with this colour combination and came up with this idea. I think it came out better than I expected. A large design would be beautiful as a wall hanging
Via Flickr:
Designed & quilled for a theme (BLACK,GREY,PINK) on the group EQG on Facebook
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creative quilling
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Card for Sis plus guess who ?
This card is specially for my sister for her birthday. We are two sisters who do anything from needle craft to cooking and bakeing plus anything and everything a house wife needs to know and do. But while my extra passion is for crafting, her passion is for dressmaking and she is very professional at it. She stands one step a head of me cause she makes money with her talent and I do it only as a hobby. 

I need to make use of all my punches that I bought. You may see more of my punch cards in the future. Not giving up quilling. Will come up with an interesting picture soon. Quilling it at the moment. Posting one item from it hear hope you like it :D
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quilled flowers & leaves
Monday, September 19, 2011
Special Greeting Cards
These two cards were made with left over strips and goes into my collection of hand made cards. So many quilled cards and pictures. What am I going to do with them? Most of my cards are experiment quilling designs. I have used only 18" strips of paper. Even for the bunch of blue fringed flowers. There are 9 little flowers in the bunch. Did not take much time to do the cards. It is to make use of my free time till I think of something special to do. Hope to come up with something different soon ;)
Labels:
quilled bird,
Quilled flower & leaves
Friday, September 16, 2011
King Fisher
I saw this beautiful bird sitting on the telephone wire just out side my window where I work. I took a photograph of him and started quilling it. The bird had just dived into the pond of my neighbour and its wings were all fluffy. I wanted to quill it the same way. The back ground picture is my imagination.
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quilled bird,
quilled leaves & flowers
Friday, September 9, 2011
Card for Susan
This card was supposed to be for a crd challenge on face book, but I could not post it on the due date. Anyway it was meant to be a greeting card specially for Susan of "Susan Quilling Card" which was on the 9th of September. I have used the boarder punch, quilling and cut work on paper which is also called paper, lace cut work
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quilled card,
Quilled flower & leaves
Wednesday, August 24, 2011
A CARD FOR A FRIEND
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This is a card of left over quillings. There were leaves and flowers that I had quilled for various other projects. Mostly they were experiment quillings. I still have loads of them. These are quillings I do when I don't have ideas for any craft projects and have nothing better to do. I did this flower arrangement, to show the many followers who are trying out my leaf on my video, the proper way to place the leaf. Note, in the picture all my leaves are arranged with the veins going down. If you take a look at a natural leaf you will see that all veins go down . Hope this picture helps you when trying out the leaves :)
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quilled flowers & leaves
Monday, August 15, 2011
Vortex quilling - Butterfly & flower
As I have run out of ideas for quilling, I have taken a break from it and now going on to another, of my Hobbies. But while surfing the net. I came across this tutorial of Vortex quilling, which is done without a tool. I did this card following the instructions from it. If you too need to try it out, which is quite easy, Google for Vortex Quilling. It will take you to Quilled Creation, and Alli's blog. There are easy to follow instructions with pictures.
Happy Quilling :)
Happy Quilling :)
Thursday, July 21, 2011
Cleopatra Quilled
Roman History has always been my favourite reading. I love all movies of the Old Testament. Cleopatra is one of those movies that I would love to watch over and over and never get bored of. It was a challenge to my self to quill this beautiful queen who was so famous not only in her time but in our time too. It wasn't easy quilling. So much paper wasted. I quilled so many shapes and discard them till I was really satisfied with it. I did the face thrice before I settled for this pattern. The quilling pieces for the bird too had to be done several times. It wasn't like quilling flowers or animals. It had to be so close to the real painting if I had to call it Cleopatra. I think I did justice to the picture. May be she will like it if she could see it from where ever she is. Hope you would like it too ☺
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cleopatra,
Quilled woman
Saturday, July 9, 2011
Cart of Flowers
I try to post a creation of mine at least once a month, and this is my post for July. The idea of a cart of flowers, was from an embroidery book I came across. But the cart and flowers are all my creations. The 7 big flowers are made with three long strips of 12" +1/16" in a weaving pattern. and all the rest are done in a way that the professionals and expert quillers, would call husking. No quilling needle is used for any design in this picture. It took me about 20 hours to complete. The shadow in the umbrella is real, because it has the real shape of it.I quilled it first on a cellophane and shaped it in to an umbrella before pasting on to the picture.
Thursday, June 30, 2011
Niyagala Flower better known as Glory Lily
The Glory Lily is the national flower of Zimbabwe. It grows mostly in jungles. The flower is extremely colourful and beautiful, but never grown in home gardens. Not in my country anyway. If eaten, it is as deadly as cyanide. There are many true stories about people committing suicide by eating the yam of this plant and I myself have come across a young boy who had a fight with his parents and died by eating it. It happened many years ago.
I wanted something to quill but not anything that would take long. I have this little crimpler that I made with my sons LEGO car wheels and was just crimpling some left over strips when I got this idea of the flower. The hardest part of my quilling is the idea of what to quill. Since I don't like doing what someone has already done, I need something different always. Creating it did not take long. The strips of paper is 1/8 inch. I needed just three colours. Red, yellow and green. It isn't a difficult flower at all.
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Quilled flower & leaves
Friday, June 10, 2011
Thursday, May 26, 2011
Quilling with cold porcelain on a cake.
My first attempt of quilling with cold porcelain.
My earlier porcelain flowers were done with ready made clay that I had to pay quite a high price. As I was too much into quilling just wanted to try out something new.It was something new but still involved quilling. This creation is with a cold porcelain recipe that I found on Gemini Arts & craft. The ingredients was the same but I microwaved it instead of cooking on stove.The clay came out better than I expected and I am so happy with it. My next idea is to do it with sugar paste. If it works out, I am out of all my other hobbies ☺. I really need to make use of my talent instead of just doing it as a hobby. May be I will start a business. This was not easy quilling as paper. It cannot be twisted and turned as paper. It has to be handled very gently and take much more time to quill than paper. But I am happy that I achieved it, to an extent with cold porcelain. Only hope it can be done with sugar paste too. I will give it a try
I will give you the link to the Porcelaine dough receipe I used. http://youtu.be/Kdv14HFbC2E
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Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Created for Mothers Day 2011
This Picture is a dedication to all mothers. Especially the Queen of all mothers, THE BLESSED VERGIN MARY whom I have great faith in. It was one of a picture that my mum had received from her sister when she was ill. This will be framed and preserved. The face and the hand is not quilled.
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