Wednesday 16 July 2014
Friday 20 June 2014
Saturday 24 May 2014
My Peace Swap Card Tutorial
Materials:
1. Ivory Pre-cut Circle window card
2. Handmade paper in sky blue
3. Xacto Knife
4. Flower paper punches
5. Leafy die cut
6. Pearl flat backs
7. MadOzziee Slotted Quilling Tool
8. MadOzziee Sea Green Quilling Oodle (few strips)
9. MadOzziee Peachy Peach Quilling Oodle (few strips)
10. Punched Butterflies
11. Printed card stock with Cupids
12. Blue Eyelets and Eyelet setter
13. Craft Glue
Method:
I first wanted to use a complete white look for my peace card but then I wanted to use this fabulous cupid printed card stock too. So I used white and this lovely blue colour for a cool and calm effect.
First up I tore by hands fitting almost 1/3 of this card.
I used my scorer to score vertical lines which give it a subtle look.
I pasted the blue handmade paper onto the card. As you can see some paper covers the circle of the window. I flipped open the card and using my Xacto knife I trimmed the paper.
Then I assemble some flowers which I had from my stash of die cuts. The middle par of the flower is actually a snowflake punch layered twice in the Cupid Card stock.
I added the flat pearl and the leafy branches and glued it to the bottom right of the card.
In Step 6 you can see I punched a 2 ¾ circle to add in the window. As you can see the printed paper has chandeliers and semi-circular design. I imitated that design in the window used a blue eyelet and fixing the printed circle in the window from inside of the card as seen in Photo 7.
In Step 8 I added a trio of butterflies and added some glittered accents in the middle of butterflies.
I glued the peace symbol on the bottom right of the card.
Finally I stamped using wooden blocks the word PEACE in dark bkue ink.
And the card is ready!
#tutorial #quilling #quillswap
1. Ivory Pre-cut Circle window card
2. Handmade paper in sky blue
3. Xacto Knife
4. Flower paper punches
5. Leafy die cut
6. Pearl flat backs
7. MadOzziee Slotted Quilling Tool
8. MadOzziee Sea Green Quilling Oodle (few strips)
9. MadOzziee Peachy Peach Quilling Oodle (few strips)
10. Punched Butterflies
11. Printed card stock with Cupids
12. Blue Eyelets and Eyelet setter
13. Craft Glue
Method:
I first wanted to use a complete white look for my peace card but then I wanted to use this fabulous cupid printed card stock too. So I used white and this lovely blue colour for a cool and calm effect.
First up I tore by hands fitting almost 1/3 of this card.
I used my scorer to score vertical lines which give it a subtle look.
I pasted the blue handmade paper onto the card. As you can see some paper covers the circle of the window. I flipped open the card and using my Xacto knife I trimmed the paper.
Then I assemble some flowers which I had from my stash of die cuts. The middle par of the flower is actually a snowflake punch layered twice in the Cupid Card stock.
I added the flat pearl and the leafy branches and glued it to the bottom right of the card.
In Step 6 you can see I punched a 2 ¾ circle to add in the window. As you can see the printed paper has chandeliers and semi-circular design. I imitated that design in the window used a blue eyelet and fixing the printed circle in the window from inside of the card as seen in Photo 7.
In Step 8 I added a trio of butterflies and added some glittered accents in the middle of butterflies.
I glued the peace symbol on the bottom right of the card.
Finally I stamped using wooden blocks the word PEACE in dark bkue ink.
And the card is ready!
#tutorial #quilling #quillswap
My New Card Tutorial
Step1: Using Inkadinkado Stamps and Studio G Pink ink, I created
the cupcake background. To make random look I placed my stamps as you
see in photo 2 and then repeated the stamps.
Step 2: After stamping You can see in Photo 3 the background is ready.
Step 4: I used edger punch for the top border in peach plain card stock. Then using a Window navy die card stock I Layered a doily to use as curtain. Then second layer of dotted sea green paper for background.
The cupcakes from a paper pad were fussy cut and glued to the windowsill with a leafy die cut.
Lastly I stamped the word BAKE to finish off.
Hope you like it.
This is an ideal card for someone who loves to bake.
Step 2: After stamping You can see in Photo 3 the background is ready.
Step 4: I used edger punch for the top border in peach plain card stock. Then using a Window navy die card stock I Layered a doily to use as curtain. Then second layer of dotted sea green paper for background.
The cupcakes from a paper pad were fussy cut and glued to the windowsill with a leafy die cut.
Lastly I stamped the word BAKE to finish off.
Hope you like it.
This is an ideal card for someone who loves to bake.
Friday 23 May 2014
Peace Card Step by Step Tutorial
Tutorial one by Farrah Ali:
1. As the theme for swap was "Peace" so I chose green color for base of my card. I layered it with white card stock. I used threader punch to.make wholes on one side.of my card.
2. I took smallest size of beige ribbon and passed it through the punched slots.
3. I used orange and red quilling strips and made loose coils with orange and tear drops with red.
4.Then I joined 2 teardrops to make little hearts. I cut out red butterflies for the lay out.
5. I stamped the words love, joy and peace at equal distances.
6. I attached the hearts and circles between the words. attached the butterfly on upper corner and a coordinating flowers on opposite lower corner and my card is ready.
1. As the theme for swap was "Peace" so I chose green color for base of my card. I layered it with white card stock. I used threader punch to.make wholes on one side.of my card.
2. I took smallest size of beige ribbon and passed it through the punched slots.
3. I used orange and red quilling strips and made loose coils with orange and tear drops with red.
4.Then I joined 2 teardrops to make little hearts. I cut out red butterflies for the lay out.
5. I stamped the words love, joy and peace at equal distances.
6. I attached the hearts and circles between the words. attached the butterfly on upper corner and a coordinating flowers on opposite lower corner and my card is ready.
Tuesday 20 May 2014
Wednesday 23 April 2014
Sunday 13 April 2014
Some routine Quilling FAQs:
Some routine Quilling FAQs:
Q1. Is it old art form?
Ans: Yes During the Renaissance, French and Italian nuns and monks used quilling to decorate book covers and religious items. The paper most commonly used was strips of paper trimmed from the gilded edges of books.
Q2. Is it a good idea to earn money by selling quilling work?
Ans: Yes, many people do that. But you should do something new than others.
Q3. What type of glue should be used in securing the work?
Ans: Any glue which is not too runny, a nd dries as clear as possible would do.
Q4. Is it worth investing in quilling tools?
Ans: You should, one cannot work properly until have access to specified tools. Tools also make your work that professional look which tooth picks cant.
Q5. Does it even matter if I use someones desing and replicate it?
Ans: First and foremost, it is really uncooth to do so. Moreover, either you should ask the person or at least link the original artist in that case. There are so many people around selling work which in reality they never even created they are replicators. being a buyer you need to be responsible and if you see someone doing it, dont forget to raise a voice.
Q6. My work was stolen what should I do?
Ans: Never post anything without watermarks if they are your creation. In case stolen, raise a voice to let the thief know you are watching. report the page if you think it would help.
Q7. Are their any quilling swaps in Pakistan?
Ans: Yes, drop in a message to know more about current underground happenings. as they will not be posted here but in VLQ and PQG.
Hope it helps.
P.S. You can share this, kindly do not copy paste as your own.
HQ.
Q1. Is it old art form?
Ans: Yes During the Renaissance, French and Italian nuns and monks used quilling to decorate book covers and religious items. The paper most commonly used was strips of paper trimmed from the gilded edges of books.
Q2. Is it a good idea to earn money by selling quilling work?
Ans: Yes, many people do that. But you should do something new than others.
Q3. What type of glue should be used in securing the work?
Ans: Any glue which is not too runny, a nd dries as clear as possible would do.
Q4. Is it worth investing in quilling tools?
Ans: You should, one cannot work properly until have access to specified tools. Tools also make your work that professional look which tooth picks cant.
Q5. Does it even matter if I use someones desing and replicate it?
Ans: First and foremost, it is really uncooth to do so. Moreover, either you should ask the person or at least link the original artist in that case. There are so many people around selling work which in reality they never even created they are replicators. being a buyer you need to be responsible and if you see someone doing it, dont forget to raise a voice.
Q6. My work was stolen what should I do?
Ans: Never post anything without watermarks if they are your creation. In case stolen, raise a voice to let the thief know you are watching. report the page if you think it would help.
Q7. Are their any quilling swaps in Pakistan?
Ans: Yes, drop in a message to know more about current underground happenings. as they will not be posted here but in VLQ and PQG.
Hope it helps.
P.S. You can share this, kindly do not copy paste as your own.
HQ.
Saturday 1 March 2014
Wednesday 26 February 2014
Thursday 20 February 2014
Important Announcement!
Dear
Ozzitarians, Quilling paper will now be available only with basic
quilling kits or on bulk orders. I have come across a buyer who re-sold
quilling strips bought from me. I am feeling sorry for those who bought
50 strips of paper in 80Rs. Such such are people of our country are.
P.S. MadOzziee does not have any branch or sister pages. If you are being fooled, browse a bit, rest upto you.
P.P.S the one who is responsible should know that you will not get any more Ozziee purrs and Ozziee hugs, and you are so UNCOOL, Black Sheep.
Ozziee Hugs to all positive people. AlhumduLillah you are my strength.
P.S. MadOzziee does not have any branch or sister pages. If you are being fooled, browse a bit, rest upto you.
P.P.S the one who is responsible should know that you will not get any more Ozziee purrs and Ozziee hugs, and you are so UNCOOL, Black Sheep.
Ozziee Hugs to all positive people. AlhumduLillah you are my strength.
Sunday 9 February 2014
Monday 27 January 2014
Sunday 19 January 2014
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