Hello,
I gave the 3 D quilling another tried and I was still struggling with the flower pots. I knew why I was struggling because I used 1/8" quilling strips. When doing 3 D quilling , 1/4" quilling strips was recommended.
Any way here are the miniature flower pots.
This one is a tulip in case you can't tell. It's a little crocked.
This is a rose. I used the leaves and the floral wire from the Cuttlebug quilling kit. I really like this one. It's so cute!
Here is another rose. I saw this one here.
The leaves were quilling tear drop shapes and I glued them together. For the stem I rolled a square piece of construction paper.
Challenges:
Crafts and Me challenges - anything goes
Scrap book sisters - anything goes
Tuesday throwdown - anything but a card
Thank you for stopping by. Have a wonderful weekend!
Helen
I gave the 3 D quilling another tried and I was still struggling with the flower pots. I knew why I was struggling because I used 1/8" quilling strips. When doing 3 D quilling , 1/4" quilling strips was recommended.
Any way here are the miniature flower pots.
This one is a tulip in case you can't tell. It's a little crocked.
The leaves were quilling tear drop shapes and I glued them together. For the stem I rolled a square piece of construction paper.
Challenges:
Crafts and Me challenges - anything goes
Scrap book sisters - anything goes
Tuesday throwdown - anything but a card
Thank you for stopping by. Have a wonderful weekend!
Helen
9 comments:
SO cute!
Love love love! Absolutely amazing.
So amazing, I would not be able to see them, lol! They are very, very pretty, tfs! Mary
Wow! Very pretty...
Love them! They are so cute!
Those are really cute. I still haven't tried the 3D quilling. I just got a kit for my birthday though so now I have to try it :)
OMG Helen, you must be cross eyed by now, lol!!!
These are amazing and so very pretty.
Michelle :-)
Pretty, pretty, pretty.
I have left you something on my blog.
xxx Monica
Helen, so very adorable. Love these miniature flowers in flowerpots!
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