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paver2

"My youngest granddaughters are both still fascinated with minions and this is the perfect project when they come and can't find enough to entertain themselves. I think they can both make one with a little supervision. I have to remember to save a couple of plastic peanut butter jars. Great idea!"

paver2

"I think even I could make these! And they're really cute, but I would make the actual tag a little larger to allow room for a name. Isn't that what gift tags are for? ) I thought about it, but you couldn't write on the back without squishing the quilled snowflakes. Nevertheless I am going to make some!"

Daughter of Light

"This Fly Free Scrapbook Layout is adorable! I've graduated four children and the butterfly is the perfect symbol for the experience. You've given them roots and now it is time to give them wings! It reminds me of that poem, "Roots and Wings" by Denis Waitley. I love the rosette as well. It is actually a fun embellishment to make! Thank you for sharing!"

Daughter of Light

"This Butterfly and Washi Tape Card is bright and cheery and light and airy! I have to confess that I haven't used washi tape yet. It looks sooooo easy but I haven't given in and bought a roll yet! The graceful application of it on this card makes the purchasing urge even stronger though! The butterfly on this card is sooooo delicate and elegant. I also really like the sentiment that the artisan included!"

Daughter of Light

"Details! Details! Details! Wow! I love it in this Sprawling Vine Scrapbook Layout! The vintage look created by the two black and white photos the trim of the edge and inking of the background paper is amazing. The application of the ribbon and lace is exquisite. I'm grateful for the tip in arranging a floral cluster. I've been wanting to add that to my pages but find myself timid. Now I'll have a go at it. Sooooo much inspiration in one place! Thanks!!!"

Delicate Quilled Rose

By: Honey from honeysquilling.com

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A rose by any other name would smell as sweet, but this Delicate Quilled Rose is the sweetest of all. If you're a frequent quilled paper artist, then you've probably tried out a number of different ways to quill a rose. This tutorial has them all beat. These paper roses are versatile. You can make them in a number of sizes and use them for a variety of crafts, from making your own quilled earrings to using them as embellishments on cards, to multiple other projects. You could even use them at your wedding! Regardless, these quilled roses are so beautiful, you won't be able to stop making them!

Click here for the free paper project

Estimated CostUnder $10

Time to CompleteIn an evening

MaterialsPaper

Primary TechniqueQuilling

Easy