u/harpy_1121

My second attempt at 3D quilling. Those little spikes were a b*tch lol. The only reason I am making things so tiny right now is because I need to get more paper. Can’t wait to start some big 3D quilling soon!

This was a really fun one, but tedious! Those little petals are tough - squeezing them into teardrops has left my fingers sore lol. My fault for only making it 1 1/2 inches tall! But I am super happy with it and will definitely be making more!

Sparked by this post by u/rkk142 - thank you for sharing your work! I expect the Star Wars fan in my life will be very happy with his Father’s Day card!

Thank you to those who have checked out my work so far. I am very much enjoying quilling! And thank you to the many talented people in this sub who I have watched and learned from in preparation of diving into this craft. You all are amazing!!!

But it’s for them. I would have not thought to make a turtle yet if they hadn’t asked for it. I’m super happy with how it came out, especially for winging it! Will definitely be making more 🐢

Newbie quiller back with my latest creation! I self designed this lightsaber to be gifted to a Star Wars fan in my life. I was not able to find a tutorial but using only google images for reference and my imagination I’m quite happy with the result. :)

P.S. I’m halfway done with the turtle and should be done with that tomorrow! 🐢

First week of quilling and I started with some flowers hung on strings. First was a sunflower. Now, two pink flowers. Was originally going to be one, but my quilling comb is large and the petals came out bigger than I realized. Happy accidents!

Next I’m working on a turtle by request from a friend!

After getting home from work today I completed my first ever quilling project!!! So excited to gift it this weekend. Already started another (different) flower but won’t have that one done until tomorrow.

I’m also learning I need to work on my photography skills 😅

This is a craft I have been following for a long time and seriously considering for about 2 years. After being inspired by so many amazingly talented people here and finding myself with some extra time this summer, I finally purchased myself a kit.

I decided to (mostly) follow this sunflower tutorial by u/paperycraftery - I say mostly because I downsized it by doing a few less petals and smaller center, I did not have the exact same colors, and my kit was missing the needle applicator 😔 so I improvised by dipping a toothpick in glue lol.

Unfortunately after 4 hours I need to get some sleep so I did not glue it all together yet, but can’t wait to complete this project in the morning!!! I intend to tie a string though it and gift it to my mom 🌻