Monday, February 20, 2006

Quilling

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Jacqueline Lee is a quilling artist I saw on a Carol Duvall Show I watched yesterday. She made a bunch of birthday stuff that was cute, but not cutesy.



I made some balloons while watching her (these are hers, not mine) so I'd remember how. I need a little more practice but they are lots of fun.




These strips of paper are 1/8" wide so this cake isn't much more than 1" tall, I bet. Look at those tiny candles! You know how I loves teeny tiny.



These candles are maybe 1" tall or so, including the flame. I added her book to my Amazon wish list, then looked more closely at it and took it off. I guess her other work is nice, but those googly eyes on everything doesn't suit me.



Check out this Victorian fan I found while poking around online. This is from a book by Jane Jenkins. Mighty impressive.


5 Comments:

Anonymous Stephanie said...

That Victorian fan is gorgeous. I also like those balloons!

Monday, February 20, 2006  
Blogger ...just-rambling... said...

The balloons are my favorite! What is quilling? (Yes, I am very UN-crafty!)

Monday, February 20, 2006  
Anonymous Von said...

Yowsa. That's some tiny little rolls of paper. Beautiful work, tho!

Monday, February 20, 2006  
Anonymous Ann said...

Wow. Cool looking cards. Don't think my eyes would let me work that small.

Monday, February 20, 2006  
Anonymous Doug said...

The fan gives a good idea of what can be done with quilling.

Seems much like jewelry they used to call filigree. Is that the same only with thin strips of silver, lightly soldered ?

Tuesday, February 21, 2006  

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