I made this card on request from a friend and it gave me an opportunity to make a card for a baby shower. On the day of the baby shower bangles are put on the wrist of the would-be mother by all the female guests. This is done to bless her and the unborn child .
My friend did suggest a bangle in quilling, I started off making a bangle shape with crimped strips. I finished the circle with a red glitter strip cut from a sheet to give the look of a bangle.The background is a gold paper layered on red shiny paper.
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Very cute
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ReplyDeleteWow love it..so neat
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card!
ReplyDeleteIts such a Gorgeous card Suganthi .. I don't know how do you manage to make the crimped circle so neatly ..i have tried and tried mine does not come out as neat as your !!! ... Oh and I just love your design and the colors you have used for this card too ...its come out so beautiful!:)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card!!
ReplyDeletecute card and great technique !!!
ReplyDeleteLovely and cute !!!.
ReplyDeletei like the way you always use crimped strips .Gorgeous card
Elegant card ....nice use of crimpes strips
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h suganthi, really awesome and so elegant.
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lovely tiny legs mam. superb
ReplyDeletewow beautiful card ! I loved the crimped strip circle and the flowers are gorgeous.
ReplyDeletefabulous! the white flowers are really pop out against the darker color.
ReplyDeleteYour quilling technique repertoire is amazing!!! The crimping is amazing!
ReplyDeletebeautiful card, like the crimping, and the flowers are beautiful and the feet are so perfect!!!
ReplyDeletePaula
Beautiful card.. loved the color combination,flowers and perfection in your work..
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So sweet:-)
ReplyDeleteAmazingly neat and super pretty! Wow Suganthi, there is magic in your hands......
ReplyDeleteThis is cute.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful card and you incorporated the bangle custom into the design perfectly!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful... you always come up with amazing ideas!
ReplyDeleteLove the color choice, baby'sfeet idea inside crimped strips bangle... U r real perfection personified!!!! Hats off to ur neatness, how simple the design may be....
ReplyDeleteAs angelin has said I always love the way you use the crimpled strips... Also I dont have any clue as to how to create a flower using crimpled flowers... I have seen you doing crimpled flowers ... .. if i use slotted tools to coil it...the crimpled strip straightens off ...Can you tell me how to do it.
ReplyDeleteThis card is absolutely gorgeous. Your quilling is so precise and neat. Love your work
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Beautiful!!!!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty!
ReplyDeleteclever idea suganthi but I feel it would have been more pretty if you had done with green strips for the bangle.Because baby shower in India is associated with greencolor
ReplyDeleteanandhi
What a sweet card, Suganthi! When I look at your quilling I find it hard to believe it's handmade because it's so perfect every single time!
ReplyDeleteHugs!
Manu
Hi Suganthi Ma'am!
ReplyDeleteThis is Ananda Sreenidhi from
www.anandasreenidhi.blogspot.in
i have entered my work- a jewellery set- for the itsy bitsy craft contest.
I need some votes to qualify for the finals round.
Could you please help me?
Thank You,
Ananda
The link of my work is
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adorable!!
ReplyDeleteSuganthi your work is always so neat and beautiful. And the vortex quilled petals look perfect! Thanks for sharing your lovely work!
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Nupur
Beautiful.
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Oh!
ReplyDeleteSo sweet of you to create like this. Nice dear.
viji
Hi Mam,
ReplyDeleteyour work reflects awesome creativity and perfect neatness. I have tried creating a similar card taking inspiration from yours. Do have a look at my blog http://quilledpaper.blogspot.in/2015/02/quilled-card.html