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  1. Jun 7, 2010 #11
    ganges

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    dear rekha

    no words to describe your wrk. simply superb. very different too. surely it will be less cost, light weight too. Even your mew try with the beads make it more beautiful. dear, will you please tell us what is this paper quilling method. and how did you do the earrings and what type of paint you used. if no problem please explain. I simply love your work and welcome to indus family friend


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    ramvino

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    very nice jewellery dear..........
     
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    rexssharma

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    Re : My Paper Jewellery

    Thank u all for appreciating n encouraging words :).
    For Ganges (Kochi)..Dear, Paper Quilling is a very simple technique. Its a popular topic with kids in my Arts n Craft Classes(in mumbai).
    U can learn it too...
    Material Required:
    1.Color Paper (A4 Size)...available in any stationary shop, also called Tinted Paper.
    2. Paper Cutter /Small Scissors (With a Sharp Tip ONLY).
    3.Pencil, Eraser, Ruler, Adhesive (preferably Fevicol)
    4. Kundans to decorate
    5. Quilling Needle is also available in shops, however one can use tooth pick to roll the paper strips.
    STEP1
    Cut Strips of .75 CMS out of the A4 Sheet. As many colors as required.

    STEP 2
    Roll the strips with the help of quilling needle / toothpick tightly. Release some tension from the rolled strip and detach the needle from the centre.
    STEP 3
    Stick the end with a drop of clear glue. Now you will have a roll.

    Now your imagination is the limit. You can use many rolls to make symmetric designs and glamorise the product with Kundans / Glitters.

    Please try this technique and post your creations on to the forum.
    Happy Quilling
    Rekha Prasad
    Mumbai
     
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    vayusri

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    woow very cute
     
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    swaran

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    wow wonderful creations dear
    keep it up
     
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    mankan

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    hey its so lovely!
    thanks for sharing.
    i think u r the first one to think about quilling jewellery
    and thats great.
    very attractive.
     
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    ganges

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    dear rekha

    thanks for the detailed description of the procedure. It will be really helpful. i will try immediately and come to you. dear, please visit my another thread named My new jwellery creations. thanks once again rekha.


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    swathi14

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    Beautiful ear rings and fantastic lockets. your creative skill is excellent.


    andal
     
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    Sangitha

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    Wowww...your creations are simply superb yaar..Looks very attractive. Your ideas of using quilling with beads and kundans as scored well:thumbsup:thumbsup:thumbsup
    Expecting to see more of your works:cheers
     
    Sangitha, Jul 17, 2010
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    Pavithra55

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    hi dear
    very pretty earrings
     
    Pavithra55, Jul 17, 2010
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