Wednesday, November 14, 2018

Share 10 beautiful paper projects with you

For beginners of the quilling paper, it would be very difficult to start a project by yourself, or even know how to start. We have selected 15 very beautiful paper projects today, share them with you, and hope that you likes them.

1. Chunky quilled flowers



Are you a huge fan of paper quilling but you actually prefer a more pop art style that’s a little chunkier than a lot of the curling, swirling patterns we’ve shown you so far? Well, never fear, because there are tutorials out there that can help guide you through making that style of flower instead! This one from Instructables might be our favourite of the bunch.

2. Shaped and quilled Easter eggs




When we said “layered quilling” did you picture a project in your mind that was actually 3D and structured? Well, that might not have been what we were talking about there specifically, but those projects totally exist too and they’re stunning! These embellished quilled Easter eggs from Umit Korkmaz are the perfect example and their tutorial teaches you how to make all the different layers.


3. Daffodil greeting card




Knowing that quilling is, in fact, done with paper, it probably makes sense then to consider making projects involving stationery like greeting cards! That’s what Artimeno did with these stunning little daffodils and we’re not sure we’ve ever seen a card so stunning. Adding simple, tiny pearls to the design takes things to a new level of pretty and delicate.

4. Paper quilled lotus earrings



Are you working on smaller pieces in more obscure shapes now rather than just circles and standard spirals, but you’re still not looking to make things too hard for yourself? Are you so in love with paper quilling that you’re keen to find ways to decorate your self in it along with your house? Then these adorable little lotus earrings from Honey’s Quilling are for you! They’re also a great opportunity to practice switching colours.

5. Royal pink flower



Are you looking to create something pretty and floral that will show off your delicate quilling skills to friends and family without being so difficult that you don’t want to give your hard work away when it’s finished? Then take a look at this pretty pink flower by Artimeno! Their tutorial is not in English but Google translate takes care of that easily and effectively for you.

6. Husking flower




Perhaps you’ve been paper quilling for a little while now but you’ve never tried layered paper quilling before? Then now is the time! This simple tutorial from Artlife shows you how to make loop petals, curling leaves, and a sprouting centre that looks almost realistic.

7. Quilled spiral vase



Are you still daunted by the idea of actually building structured pieces using quilled paper, even though you’ve become quite skilled at making spirals in all different colours and sizes? Then follow in DIY Ideas by You‘s footsteps and try using an old vase as a base on which to build your quilled piece! The final effect is stunning, especially if you use many different colours.

8. Quilled owl keychains



Perhaps you’re looking for something small and simple that might be good for teaching your friends and family how to quill with you? We love projects like that too because we simply adore sharing our favourite skills with the ones we love! These adorable little owl keychains by My Crafts are the perfect thing because they’re not complicated, the finished product is adorable, and they’re not so simple as to be boring.

9. Quilled floral teacups



Perhaps one of our favourite things about paper quilling is that you can actually make things that are quite minimalist in their difficulty and still have them look quite intricate. Hobi Meydan, for example, created wall art by outlining the shape of a teacup and some flower and, for how quickly it can be done, the finished product is nothing short of fantastic.

10. Paint shaded maple leaves


When we first started learning how to paper quill, one of the first things we became obsessed with making was leaves. There are just so many designs and iterations that you can make no matter your skill level! If you, like us, have spent years now making leaves, however, you might be looking for a way to spruce them up a little. In that case, try this paint staining method from Artlife once your leaves are constructed in order to make them look realistic and artistic all at once.

Tuesday, December 5, 2017

Quilling Art Blogs for Quilling Lovers - Honey's Quilling by Honey

Honey's Quilling by Honey
Personally, I really like what Honey has shared with us, a lot of knowledge and tutorials about quilling, which is great for beginners to learn and understand what quilling is. For example, she shared how to make basic quilling shapes in detail here, and which paper quilling tool to use here. These are all the basic of learning how to make quilling.

Honey is very good at making quilling jewelry and she shares a lot of tutorials about how to make quilling jewelry. Also, you can find a wealth of paper quilling inspiration, tips, tricks, resources, and tutorials on her blog.

Let's enjoy some of Honey's recent works:

1. Quilling Hare Clips by Honey
Quilling Hare Clips by Honey

2. Retro Circles Paper Quilled Jewelry Collection




By the way, her daughter's quilling paper works are also very beautiful, click here to enjoy.

Want to know more about Honey's Quilling:



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Monday, December 4, 2017

Quilling Art Blogs for Quilling Lovers - All Things Paper Ann Martin

All Things Paper by Ann Martin
If you are a quilling fan and love finding quilling-related content online, the quilling ideas, quilling patterns, quilling tutorial, then Ann Martin and her All Things Paper should be on your lists.

Ann Martin has been exploring the worlds of creative paper art and paper craft at All Things Paper since 2009. Topics range from the latest on the craft scene - stylish paper-related DIYs, trends, and book reviews - to interviews with established artists and emerging artisans with big ideas. She hopes readers will be inspired to look at the paper in a new light.

Who is Ann Martin?
Ann Martin - Quilling Artist
Ann Martin is a quilling enthusiast, a former hospital nurse, lives on the east coast of the United States in Delaware where she designs paper projects for books and magazines. She loves introducing the surprising concept of rolled paper art to those who have never seen or heard of quilling. A particular passion is creating quilled jewelry.

Her newest book, The Art of Quilling Paper Jewelry, can be purchased in print format or as an eBook from Interweave Publishing. It is also available via Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Book Depository (free international shipping), or your favorite bookstore.

Her previous books, All Things Paper: 20 Unique Projects from Leading Paper Crafters, Artists, and Designers and Creative Paper Quilling: Wall Art, Jewelry, Cards & More, are in stores and libraries worldwide.

Let's enjoy some of her recent works together:

Quilled Rose Gold Paper Necklace

DIY Christmas Card by Ann
Learn more about Ann Martin and her Works:
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Sunday, December 3, 2017

Framed Quilling - Poppies and Dandelion by Inna Dorman


Inna shared a new project on her Inna's Creations Blog, look at the picture above, do you love it?

I love this project very much, the green leaves, red poppies, yellow dandelions, and bumblebees, all the elements are very beautiful, so-three-dimensional, lush and vibrant.

If you want to learn more about this project, please visits:

If you want to know how to make this project, please buy the tutorial on Etsy.com:

More Projects by Inna:



Wednesday, November 29, 2017

Quilling Art Blogs for Quilling Lovers - Artyulia by Yulia Brodskaya

Yulia Brodskaya's Website Screenshot
I learned about Yulia Brodskaya from a CNN article. The details of the report can be found on the link below.
How did she make that from paper?
She is an artist and illustrator known for her handmade elegant and detailed paper illustrations.

After reading the CNN report, I entered the website of Yulia Brodskaya and the website design was simple and elegant. However, after reading her works, you will instantly have a very admirable feeling, there will definitely be wow wow feeling.

Her work is so beautiful. Every work is very lifelike. There is a pleasing feeling of watching her work.

Her main work is classified as PaperGraphic, TypoGraphic, Fine Art, and I take a few screenshots from her website, let's take a peek at her works.

Yulia Brodskaya's PaperGraphic:

Tuesday, November 28, 2017

Quilling Art Blogs for Quilling Lovers - The Papery Craftery Blog by Meredith

The Papery Craftery Blog by Meredith

About Meredith:

Meredith, art school grad and mama of two awesome and incredibly energetic littles. She fell across paper quilling by chance and fell in love with all the amazing things paper can do!

About The Papery Craftery Blog:

The blog started in 2015, the main contents are to share quilling tutorial, include videos, text, and printables. Meredith is very professional and serious, her tutorials are very detailed and understandable, even beginners also can make the projects following her post steps.