3D Quilling Christmas Santa - Learn How to Make Cutest Quilled Santa Claus

3D Quilling-Santa Claus

Do you ever wanna to quill a 3D Santa Claus? 
The material will be used:

• Red quilling strips to make body and arms.
• White quilling strips to make cap, arms, and bears.
• Black quilling strips to make the belt of Santa.
• Brown quilling strips to make legs and belt sign.
• Naked quilling strips to make face and hands.
• Fake eyes for toys to make Santa's eyes.

Quilling Strips Recommend to you:

• Lantee Quilling Paper Quilling Art Strips Set Pack of 8 (8 Series Colors)
• Lantee Quilling Paper Quilling Art 2080 Strips Set 3mm 5mm 7mm 10mm (15 Inches, 26 Colors, 8 Sets)

The Quilling Tools will be used:

• Glue
• Scissor
• Quilling Slotted Tool
• Awl
• Hand-operated quilling crimper

Buy quilling tools and quilling strips, please go to Lantee Quilling Store >>

The steps:

1. Body: Make 2 large tight coils, and stick together as the body of the Santa.

Stick 2 large tight coils together to make Santa's body

2. Arms: Make 2 small tight coils as the arms of Santa.

3. Cap: Make a tight coil as the hat of Santa

4. Face: Make a naked color tight coil as the face of Santa

5. Beard: Make 2 small teardrops and cut a white strip as the mustache and beard of Santa

6. Legs: 6 Tight Coils to make legs

7. Hands: 2 eyes shape to be as the hands of Santa.

8. Belt: Using Hand-operated quilling crimper to make a black belt and stick onto the body.

9. Stick all the parts together.

Learn more how to make this Cutest Quilled Santa Claus, please watch the video:

3D Quilling Santa - Christmas Special Tutorial

Quilling Videos from Youtube 3 - How To Make Beautiful Flower Using Paper Art Quilling

Quilling Flowers

If you wanna to learn how to make beautiful quilling flowers like the image above, this video will be your choice.

1. The component of these quilling flowers:

• - 1 tight coil is as the center of the flower.
• - 5 teardrop similar shapes are as the petal around the tight coil.
• - Teardrop similar shape is wrapped in another color quilling strip.

2. Quilling Tools will be used to make the quilling flowers:

• Tweezer
• Slotted quilling tool
• White Glue
• Quilled Paper Strips

Watch the video by Kunali Shah and learn how to make the quilling flower step by step.

Quilling Videos from Youtube 2 - Christmas Ornament - Quilling Snowflakes

This quilling snowflake is composed of:

• 7 White tight coils, one is in the center, the other six is on the top of six blue teardrops.
• 6 Blue tight coils, tightly around the white center tight coil.
• 6 White Eye Shapes, stuck between the 6 blue tight coils.
• 6 blue teardrop, glue with the 6 blue tight coils.

Tools will need to make this snowflake:

• Slotted quilling tool
• White Glue
• White Quilling Paper Strips
• Blue Quilling Paper Strips

Watch the video to make the quilling snowflake step by step:

Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zxK4z6sWrlA

Quilling Videos from Youtube 1 - How to Make Quilling Snowflakes

Do you want to make a quilling snowflake like this? This Youtube video will show you how to make a quilling snowflake like this step by step.

Tools You will need

• Quilling Paper
• Quilling Ruler
• Quilling Comb
• Pencil
• Toothpick
• Glue
• Scissors
• Needles
• Styrofoam.

Watch the video to make this snowflake step by step:

Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gKw-8rUB8a0

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

Ada's Quilling by Ada

Ada's blog started in 2011, have about 7 years and 400 articles. Her works include quilling flowers, greeting card, quilling about holiday, wedding etc.

Her recently works:

Brief introduce of Ada:

Ada found Quilling in September 2011 and has since become a hobby that she can not break. Until now, the evolution for her was like a ladder that had to climb step by step, through hard, hard work and especially patience.

Learn more about Ada and Ada's works here:

Ada's Blog
Ada's Facebook
Ada's Pinterest
Ada's Instagram

10 Quilling Art Blogs for Quilling Lovers - Cecelia Louie's Paper Zen Blog

Cecelia Louie's Paper Zen Blog

Paper Zen Blog

Cecelia's blog started in July 2006, she writes about 300 posts in 11 years.

Cecelia Louie is a graphic designer and paper crafter. Paper Zen is the calming serenity she feels when surrounded by a pile of paper scraps.

Her love of paper first started in grade 2, when she folded her first origami balloon. She enjoys giving quilling a modern twist and designing paper projects. She first started this blog to record work she gave away and is thrilled to know that it's been inspiring to others.

Cecelia Louie's love of paper began with the folding of an origami balloon at age 6. She is a graduate of Emily Carr University of Art and Design in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

BOOKS:
AUTHOR, Quilling Creations, becker&mayer! 2017
CONTRIBUTOR, All Things Paper, Tuttle, 2015
AUTHOR, Pretty Quilled Cards, Lark Crafts 2014 (also translated into French and Chinese)
CONTRIBUTOR, The New Encyclopedia of Origami & Papercraft Techniques, Running Press, 2011

BLOG: http://paperzen.blogspot.ca/

SHOP: http://www.etsy.com/ca/shop/PaperZenShop

CRAFTSY: http://craftsy.me/2iheL4q

YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFv9iEhhgXma2WJJIYGUs-w

FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/PaperZenCeceliaLouie

10 Quilling Art Blogs for Quilling Lovers - Inna's Creations Blog

Inna Dorman's Inna's Creations Blog :

Inna's Creations Blog

Inna's blog started in 2008, have about 10 years and 300 articles. And her works are very delicate and pretty, includes holiday things, dolls, letters, animals etc. She especially good at 3D quilling.

Recent Works of Inna:

Japanese Paper Doll

Illuminated Capital "L"

Queen's Guard soldier

Brief introduce of Inna Dorman:

Inna Dorman is an engineer by profession although now stay at home with her three kids. They live in Israel and love doing crafts. She tries to take advantage of their creative activities for developing and educating her childrenInna, although having fun is the main goal. In 2008 she has fallen in love with paper quilling (or paper filigree). Now she is an addicted self-taught quiller, and spend doing it a great deal of her spare time. Gradually her blog has become devoted mostly to this art. She doesn't have an art background and uses the Web and books as sources of inspiration, although most of the ideas and designs are original, her or her children's. In addition to crafts, she loves nature, hiking, cooking, animals, and her family in the first place.

Learn more about Inna and Inna's works here:

Inna's Creations Blog
Inna's Facebook
Inna's Twitter
Inna's Picasa
Inna's Flickr
Inna's LiveJournal