Ever since I saw Annie Anastasia's unique leaves I have wanted to try making them. When I first tried making them it did not occur to me that she used a comb to achieve this effect so I couldn't get it right. Now that she has a very good tutorial where she shows just how she makes her leaves with veins.
Looks like I have filled up the entire card.I am planning to put this in a shadow box. The paper strips are all hand cut from A4 colour sheets.
Thanks for stopping by, have a creative day.
42 comments:
The leaves looks amazing!!
Beautiful!!
u always motivate me to keep quilling suganthi !!its so so pretty !!
Nice job Suganthi and glad my video helped. But if U don't mind a bit of friendly advice, the leaves should be placed the otherway. In natural leaves the veins always face upwards. Please don't misunderstand cause I need everyone to do it proper only then I would be happy that I thought something fruitful :D
OMG.. Suganthi.. I wanna do more quilling after seeing this.. This is absolutely gorgeous.. :-)
Amazing....
Love it..
Such amazing and striking leaves. You are my quilling inspiration and yes do put them in a shadow box and save it for posterity. I sometimes feel your exquisite quilling is wasted on a card but needs to be framed and protected from dust especially exquisite work such as yours needs to be preserved for generations!
Love those leaves...they are super gorgeous ! I am going to try them !
Sure this looks amazing Suganthi!!
gorgeous leaves suganthi and your card is so very beautiful i really liked your butterfly too.
Cool! I somehow missed these leaves on Annie's blog, so I'm surely gonna check it out. =) Thanks for sharing! They look so cute! =)
OMG!!!Its GORGEOUS!!!
That is some super fabulous quilling! I bought some quilling stripes yesterday and can't wait to give it a try!
Your card brought a smile to my face, Suganthi! A neat and beautiful work, just like always! The leaves turned out perfect, great job!
Wow!! Just love them aunty...I get bored of trying the same leaf again and again.... I will try these in my next cards... If you dont mind aunty!!! You should show it to us later after it is framed... I am sure it is gonna look store brought...=)
~~Kavya~~
www.nkavya.blogspot.com
Wow! Very beautiful and original! Thanks for sharing! Great video!
Lovely, Suganthi - these leaves are very effective!
nice
I love this kind of leaves too. Very beautiful!
Very beautiful !
wow! so interesting technic!
awsome, love that type of leave, glad your framing it, its beautiful!!!
Those leaves are a one of a kind! Beautiful work as always!
The weather was beautiful, I love it!
Greetings Baukje
Beautiful card!.. :D
Very beautiful the leaves are wonderful!
How beautiful and a great idea from Anastasia. I'm going to enjoy giving these a try too!
It's very bright & beautiful:)
Absolutely gorgeous...I am amazed at the color combos...beautiful...and please do teach me how to make a shadow box...or just send me some links to where I can learn how to make shadow box..
Super super love this!!
I love it.
A time ago I made them also. But I saw it from someone else her blog. I can't remember witch one.
It is not so difficult to make those leaves, but they are very beautiful.
greetings karin
Leaves are wonderful so is your card.
anandhirajan
wow beautiful....
wow!!!!!!!!!
What a pretty creation.
On seeing and feeling happy viewing making all my illness gone away.
Really you are having a wounderful hand to do quilling. Keep doing dear.
viji
Superb leaves , they match the flowers perfectly !
So beautiful! For sure needs a frame! I love the way you made the butterfly! Thanks for sharing the leaves link!
Hi Suganthi!
I've been following your work for quite sometime and I love seeing all that you create!! Just wanted to let you know that I have passed an award on to you at my blog. You can check it out at..
http://nikitaquills.blogspot.com/2011/08/ive-got-reason-to-post.html
Thanks!
Love,
Nikita
Hi Suganthi, sorry I've not been visiting your blog for awhile. Just popped by and wow was I in for a treat! Your latest work is stunning and different. I need to go through all your posts as there's so much to see and learn. Hope you are well :)
These are beautiful leaves! I've been practicing them as well, but I must be doing something wrong, they never stay all stuck together and pretty like yours. the vein is usually separate in th emiddle or stuck to one side of the loops.
I love these leaves and have not seen them before. Something new for me to try.
www.quillingbysandrawhite.com
I just found your blog and will be adding it to my blog:
quillingbysandrawhite.blogspot.com
Happy Thanksgiving to everyone.
Hi I am just started learning quilling.
I want to try the leaves when i tried to click on the video tutorial its showing page not found.
Please check and post the link.
These are beautiful..I wanna learn it soon. plz give me the link to its tutorial. Cant recah to the one u mentioned.
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