Hey everyone! I'm planning to create this phoenix artwork on A3 (credits to the owner!) and was unsure about the type of base to use for it.
I might be framing it and using it as a wall art if it turns out well so I want the base to hold up nicely. Any and all help would be appreciated!
P.S. I'm quite new to quilling (dabbled a little in it as a kid, but that's it) so tips are welcome too! :D
Birthday gift for a friend. First real attempt at quilling.
I know the black swirling got a little sharp at some points, and my bottom purple flower petals is pointing the wrong way. And this was harder than I anticipated in some of the areas lol. Any other tips on what I could have done better??
Also, Any suggestions on how to fit it in an envelope? Im thinking of just making my own to allow for the thickness.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
5 months into my quilling journey, and Alhamdulillah, 25 artworks created. ❤️** More to come, InshaAllah**.
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This sub was recommended to me so I hope that this is allowed. I love to play with plating of food and these dishes involved rolling and manipulating strips of squash and carrot.
The first is Shaved Squash Salad with Macadamias, Pickled Shallots, Basil, and Sea Fig Vinaigrette and the second is a Crustless Pumpkin, Caramelized Onion, and Gruyere Quiche with Carrot Decoration.
Please be kind, I have a neurological disorder that affects motor skills. I know there are a lot of mistakes & looseness. I haven't glued it down yet, so any ideas before i do that would be helpful!
Hey!! It’s a handmade paper quilling name plate.
Ok so the below 2 pics show my WIP of a bday gift to a friend who LOVES frogs 🐸 ❤️ and I'm torn between these 2 types of eyes, because i love them both. 😅