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paver2

"Wow... that looked so complicated until I looked at the directions. It was really simple after I saw how to do it, so this is on my list for Christmas this year. I love the pictures of her decorations in use, but I will probably make the snowflakes smaller and hang some on the tree as well as in other places."

paver2

"I think that even I can follow that tutorial! I like origami but I usually feel like a klutz trying to make anything recognizable with it, but this narwhale turned out pretty good for a change, although I didn't use a post-it, just a piece of scrap paper. I will return to her site and try some other projects."

Daughter of Light

"Wow! This Radiant Quilled Butterfly reminds me of Dr. Seuss and Oh! The Places I'll Go! I can see this being a springboard to alllllll sorts of quilling projects. I could change up the color palette and make one of every butterfly I see this season. I can see using this as a wonderful embellishment on greeting cards, scrapbook layouts and even mixed media projects! Thanks for the inspiration!"

Daughter of Light

"I love it! I love it! This quilled necklace is sooooo bright and cheery. All the different colors are amazing! This would be such a relaxing, carefree project to work on in front of my favorite television show. It takes very few tools and they seem pretty inexpensive. The beauty of it is that we can change it up how we prefer or to match that favorite loved ones taste. An ombre design would be gorgeous as well! Thanks for sharing this project!"

Daughter of Light

"When I saw the name of these earrings I knew they had to have a back story. So I researched and found that it seems they're from Nepal and India originally. They began as southern India temple jewelry to decorate the deities. The original word means ear flower! Each region has their own unique design. They are beautiful indeed! I can't wait to try them quilled!"

Delicate Quilled Rose

By: Honey from honeysquilling.com

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This image courtesy of honeysquilling.com

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