The roses in the display were particularly stunning, with petals of the deepest red that almost looked like velvet. To quill them, I used a combination of red and burgundy strips joined at one end and folded together in parallel to form an 'art deco' style coil when released.
Here's one of the original roses in all its glory (although the red looks somewhat lighter than reality in this shot):
And here's a close-up of my quilling. The foliage backgrounds were cut from green gift-wrap paper using a leaf-shaped punch.
It looks great. You have such a talent for combining the right quilling with the photos. Your cards always look beautiful
ReplyDeleteSo Nice! I am trying to practice your roses but can't get the same effect that you get.
ReplyDeleteThanks Ann and Suganthi! I'll try and do a tutorial for the 'art deco' roses - they are easy to make once you get the technique.
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