Sunday, November 27, 2011

Quilled flowers in a pot


      I wanted a quilling comb for a long time ,to help me make perfect wheat ears and to make this flower.
The colour I choose was the one I have not used much(a little different in real) , I hand cut the strips and used the quilling comb for the petals and a fringed flower for the center.
     The flowers kind of popped out when placed against this background. The background is a hand made paper from my favourite pack. I hoard handmade paper and admire them and it is with some difficulty that I cut them up for a project.
     It took me a lot of time to figure out how to arrange the flowers as most colours did not show on this background or looked too bright.So I used the same colour paper for the pot, which is hand cut with a pair of scissors (I stuck quilled elements underneath to give it dimension). I must say I had a lot of input from my kids .


Stick the first loop around the first needle.


Loop around the needles .


Once you reach the required number on the comb, cut up the strip and stick the end.

Remove from the comb.


       A very simple tag ,using my scraps for priya's challenge. Glad I remembered on time.




     Thanks for stopping by, Have a wonderful day.

39 comments:

  1. what a beautiful card!
    Greetings Baukje

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  2. It is absolutely gorgeous! the colors are striking. I had been wanted to make this kind of flower for a long time. Thanks for the tutorial. Now I can dust off some dust of my quilling comb and make this.

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  3. Wow!!!!! Fantastic .i have never used a quilling comb for my crafts .it seems very easy .i shall buy one .and the hand made papers you are using are lovely and colorful .i am able only get only pale or light colors here
    thanks for the tutorial .

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  4. Gorgeous project!!! Love each details you put together to make this great card. Colors are really lovely, that dark blue goes perfectly with vanilla from flowers. I am glad that you finaly have a quilling comb. And....I LOVE the vase, looks adorable. Super work!!!

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  5. Gorgeous, love the flowers and there color, vase is lovely, and love the blue handmade paper, it really makes the quilling stand out!.the tag is also lovely !!!
    Paula

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  6. Very beautiful!
    Everything is easier when you teach us. Thank you!

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  7. Awesome....Absolutely loved the looping flowers..Vase idea is such a perfecccccccccttttttt one! I just loved all detailing u put in...A lo000ong awaited project of mine too, to do like these....sure to giv a try!!!!!!

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  8. Forgot to mention about that lovelyyyyyyyyyyyy tag....Superb!!!

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  9. Gorgeous :) I love it sooooo much:)

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  10. Beautiful creation Suganthi...love the combination of Yellow nd Blue..

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  11. very b'ful flower pot! thanks for the tutorial.. it will come handy when I will start quilling :D
    The tag is totally adorable!

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  12. Beautiful!! Thanks for showing how it's done with a quilling comb. Think I should ask my in-laws to send me one.

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  13. Gorgeous, should be framed! The yellow and cream seem to pop out against the blue background, I like!

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  14. I love your quilled flowers, Suganthi.
    looks very pretty...

    hugs,
    susan

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  15. Very nice card....will try this type of flower...thanks for your helping tutorial!!

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  16. Wonderful!!!lovely!
    Nati from Brazil

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  17. It is gorgeous Suganthi! I really reallylike the colour combination! I adore the background! Such a deep colour! You're just getting better (I don't know if you can get any better, this is perfection itself!)

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  18. The flowers are so gorgeous Suganthi. They stand out with a deep background. Simply superb!!

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  19. such a beautiful card suganthi the background color is absolutely gorgeous and your quilled flowers look so lovely against this background ...thanks for the tutorial too.
    i love your tag it looks so pretty:)

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  20. The blue looks so beautiful contrasting wit the cream flowers and you do have enormous patience with the comb!And what magic you have worked with it. Instead of using your quilled hard work to add dimension behind the flower pot you can use double sided foam tape--I hate the thought of you wasting your quilled handiwork behind the scene!!

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  21. such a beautiful card and color combination..thanks for tutorial too..

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  22. Perfect combination,accurate work!
    All is beautiful!
    aureliaeugenia

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  23. Very beautiful! Love the color combination!

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  24. love this flowers!! The look fantastic!!

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  25. Suganthi, u did amaze me as usual.. and I am tired of praising ur works.. yes.. :).. Thanks for playing along my Use ur PP scraps challenge!All the best!

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  26. very beautiful flowers.

    thanks for showing us

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  27. This is amazing!! love the vibrant colors of yellow against blue!! and love the tag...sigh!! I think I'm going to miss this challenge!!

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  28. beautiful technic even teh gift tag looks lovely suganthi
    anandhirajan

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  29. Beautiful as allways Suganthi. It is a pleasure visiting your blog in the morning. Puts you in the mood :)

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  30. Suganthi , beautiful quilling as usual , thanks for sharing quilling comb tutorial!

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  31. Very beautiful quilling creations!!loved it..so much.I´m voting for you.

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  32. Very, very beautiful flowers and color combination, Suganthi! The flower pot is so special! I started quilling using your tutorial for daisy and you are still my great inspiration! Thank you very much for sharing your wonderful work!

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  33. Very beautiful work Suganthi... Loved it...

    :)
    Nidhi
    http://creativecraftingwithnidhi.blogspot.com/

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  34. You are making great stuff with your new tools :) Loved the piece!
    Suzana

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