Elegant, Original, Paper Filigree Art
By Mary Lynn
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I started quilling over 15 years ago. Someone gave me a gift of quilling and I was stunned by the beauty of it and shocked that I had never seen anything like it in all my years of crafting! I went out immediately and tried to find quilling supplies and directions. It turned out to be quite a task! I ended up finding one book at my library and using a simple needle for my first tool. Over the years I have found a few suppliers and once in a while a craft store nearby will carry a little quilling paper for a short time. I found that cutting my own paper comes in quite handy when trying to match colors for weddings. The store bought papers only come in certain shades. By now, I have quite a collection of paper cut into thin strips and everyone who comes to my house ends up asking “what is that for”? Quilling is a very time consuming craft. I love the small details in the miniatures and trying to make the flowers look real on wedding invitations! I also love to make tatted lace and play my guitar and spend time with my three beautiful kids and wonderful husband(who, by the way is the only reason I am able to share any of this with you online!!!) |