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Here it is my first handmade card of 2015! My first challenge card as well! It is a Thank You card and the inside reads: You are suc...
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Thank you to Power Poppy for this beautiful image You can this image and more at https://powerpoppy.com/ And thank you to Alyce with Kit a...
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WELCOME TO THE SEPTEMBER BLOG HOP! “Haunted Hop” Hi everyone! Thanks for playing along in our September blog hop! The Blog H...
Saturday, November 19, 2022
Snowflake 3
Wednesday, February 23, 2022
Polkadoodles Halloween
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Tuesday, January 18, 2022
WINNER at Double D Challenges! Who me? Woo HOO!
I am so excited to share with you all that I was announced the winner at Double D Challenges! What a wonderful surprise! I was just heading over to their web site to see if the new challenge theme would work with my latest card and as I was scrolling down through the winner announcements there it was …
Wednesday, January 5, 2022
Day 13 of Kit and Clowder Advent Calendar 2021 with Lee Holland
Friday, December 31, 2021
Snowflake 2
I realized after exchanging gifts with my daughter, I had forgotten to make her a handmade gift. So first I crocheted a cup of cocoa on Christmas Eve night, even added cotton ball marshmallows. It turned out larger than expected, so I went to the Quilling box on Christmas morning, since my hubby and I came up with our financially poor Christmas idea of “Gifts of Christmases Past” where we mess with gifts we received in the past and hadn’t touched in a while. His was a PS4 machine, mine was Quilling also known as Paper Filigree.
I started on Snowflake #2 from the book, The Art of Paper Quilling. All was going nicely at this point, or so I thought. It ended up sticking to the cork work board, I had to chisel it off. I had little pieces of cork all attached to my beautiful Snowflake. Yeah, I screamed “Noooooo!” In agony. It was also a bit flimsy for sure after trying to get it off that cork. I grabbed a paint brush and some Mod Podge, it stiffened nicely. Then I painted over the cork with Liquitex Basic White paint. Added more Mod Podge where needed and tossed some glitter on that sucker to make it sparkle and called it done!
I entered into the challenge at
http://thepaperplayers.blogspot.com/2022/01/pp572-theme-challenge-from-ann.html
Winners announced
Entered the challenge at
https://peaceonearthchristmas.blogspot.com/
Winner announced!
Friday, December 24, 2021
Anything Goes on Mondays Greetings Challenge!
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Making of a Quilled Snowflake
Tools: Quilling tool or toothpick, tweezers, template is nice to have, glue, and quilling paper strips
First Step: Using your quilling tool whether it is a toothpick, a slotted tool or not you will spin your strip of quilling paper into a circle and make it the 3rd circle from smallest to largest on your template tool. Shown in photo above, note the circle holes. You will make 18 of this size and after gluing the end down to close the circle you will pinch it on both sides forming what is called a marquise. You start the snowflake by gluing six of the marquise together as shown in photo above.
Second Step: Glue 1 inch strips or little longer can always trim down later. Glue in between marquise shown above.
Third Step: Glue in pairs on the strips till you have used all of the largest sized marquise.
Should look like photo above.
Fourth Step: Make 12 circles in the 2nd circle from smallest to largest on your template tool. Pinch into marquise shapes. Attach these 12 shapes around in pairs on the strips. Should look like photo below.
Fifth Step: Make 18 of the smallest circle on your template tool. Pinch into marquise shapes. Attach 12 in pairs on strips. Trim the tails if needed and attach remaining 6 marquise onto ends when dry shape as needed.
Friday, December 9, 2011
Twisted Thursdays Challenge
What a super fun challenge at The Outlawz Twisted Thursdays! For my ornament I quilled snowflakes. I searched the internet for the perfect snowflake poem and found a unique poem from Emily Wilburton. I chose to print the poem out and attach it to the tags of the snowflakes. On the back of the tag is says that this snowflake was made by me! :D I love how they turned out. It was a perfect craft to do while watching movies with the family, with the exception of the lights were so dim I thought I was using all white paper to quill but oh well, it is definitely a one of a kind snowflake!
Each of us are a snowflake
not two of us the same.
Reflections of the endless loving
source from which we came.
Unique in form and beauty
Crystallized at birth.
Little flecks of heaven
born to melt into the earth.
We are each of us a snowflake
of infinite design.
Transitory dancers
on the window panes of time.
Unique in form and beauty
No two of us the same.
Reflections of the endless loving
source from which we came.
We are each of us a snowflake
a falling star in flight.
A traveler through the universe
in search of our own light.
Unique in form and beauty
No two of one design.
Transitory dancers
on the window pane of time.
Thursday, December 8, 2011
Color Challenge!
Love these colors from The Outlawz Color Challenge! You must go play! Beautiful inspirational cards to see!
For my card I used my first ever Quilled Snowflake ornament. Isn't it cute! I hope who ever receives this card loves it as much as I do!
Sunday, June 5, 2011
SUMMER PARTY TIME!!
Quilled Flip Flop Inspired by Sheri
Sunday, April 10, 2011
It's Time For A CHALLENGE!
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Quilled Easter Bunny Card
Saturday, January 8, 2011
Friday, January 7, 2011
Holiday/Special Occasion Challenge
Here's what I have created from the free digi image at
CDAC
for the challenge! I also submitted this card at SSC for the Copic Challenge. I also used some of the beginner Quilling items I had made. My husband was asking me how come I hadn't been using the Quilling items on my cards so I had to make sure I keep him happy and show him a few cards with some Quilled items. :)



