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My Trip to Chennai during summer made me visit the local craft store and they had a lot of Quilling paper on display and suddely I took a keen interest in Quilling as it required patience and the end result was delicate and beautiful. I made a few simple earrings with it. When I came to Camp Hill, PA I stumbled upon a array of books in the local "Fredrickson Library, Camp Hill,PA" . My Interest was kindles and thought why not make a wall art of quilled flowers.
This design is from the book "A Guide to Quilling Flowers by Helen Walter". This book has some wonderful designs which can be worked in an afternoon when the kids are sleeping and make a beautiful wall art/card. This flower is Hairy Leschenaultia an Australian Native Flower and blooms in a myriad of colours from the palest to the deepest of blues, creamy whites, vivis scarlet, bright cromson, soft pinks, sunny yellows and blazing orange. Some are bicoloured. I choose this as it would accentuate the white walls with reds.
Part Quantity Length Shape Colour
- Flowers 24 20cm Arrow Red
- Stem 1 8cm Strip Green 1 6cm Strip Green
- 2 5cm Strip Green
- 1 3cm Strip Green
- 2 1cm Strip Green
- Leaves 5 15cm Tear Drop Green
- Each Flower is made of Four Red Arrows, arranged with points touching in the centre. One arrow is upright and the remaining fan out beloe. The Bent Pink Teaddrop is glued on to the Centre. It can alos be glued such that the bent end to the centre of the flower and the fat end just juts out.
- Arrange flowers and glue them in desired position.
- Add Stem.
- Glue in the leaves.
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