Quilled New year

        A very happy New year to all my readers. Have a fantastic creative 2019.

Quilled logo

  This is a logo of a Silk saree company.  I was asked to Quill the logo to be framed and gifted. 

I used a maroon colour slightly thick strips for the outline and a dark red colour to fill the inside. Although I used the same red colour through out the use of different technique has resulted in different texture. 

Quilled wedding keepsake

I would like to share another wedding keepsake with you all. The pink flowers are made using beehive technique using two tone quilling paper. I took impression of the numbers from a printed paper and quilled over it. 

Quilled daddy card

        This is my most recent work , The word Daddy in paper quilling. It took me way more time than I had planned for the project. The filling in the word was the most time consuming . I had to cut little pieces of white paper strips and stuck them horizontally. The entire card is made using 220 gsm card stock hand cut paper strips. I painted a metallic bronze colour to the black strips and the centres of the flowers.
         Altogether I liked how the card turned out.

         Thanks for stopping by , Have a great day

      

Hindu Metroplus October 12 2018

    Hindu metroplus carried an article on crafting and blogging. Nahla wrote to me asking me to give my inputs on the subject and asked me about my experiences as a blogger . 

Quilled bride

I love how this dress turned out . I took a free image on the internet for reference , decided to make a complete white gown for the bride . Wish I could have used a background which would make the dress pop out , but this is a small part of a big work and all the elements is mounted on the same background paper. I don't seem to have as much time as I used to so progress is very slow. I have to thank dear Daphne for being so patient.

Thanks for stopping by. Have a great day.

Banyan tree quilled

This is a smaller version of my banyan tree. The leaves are made using 5 mm green strips in three shades. The stem is made using four shades of brown hand cup from card stock.