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McNeill Czt, Suzanne; Warwick, Ruth; Hogan, Katrina; Cleveland, Jane; Gregory, Laura

 
9781574214383: Quilling: New Papercrafting Projects With a Traditional Past

Synopsis

Paper quilling, also known as paper filigree, is the ancient art of rolling and shaping colorful strips of paper to create beautiful designs. Quilling is thought to have originated in Europe between the 13th and 15th centuries. Nuns were known to cut narrow strips of paper from the edges of book pages and roll them on bird feather quills into ornate designs. This traditional craft is the perfect paper embellishment for scrapbook pages, greeting cards, tree ornaments, gift tags and boxes, home accents, and more. Quilling shows you how to use wonderful designs in an infinite variety of combinations. Add quilling leaves to flowers, loosely scrolled waves to a torn paper ocean, or dimensional accents to die-cut shapes. Just roll and pinch! Step-by-step instructions and photos make it easy to do. Using just a dozen different shapes, you can create countless pictures and patterns and add a modern dimension to this sixteenth-century craft. Bonus techniques include husking, fringing, spiraling and folding.

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À propos des auteurs

Suzanne McNeill is often known as a Trendsetter for arts and crafts. Dedicated to hands-on creativity, she constantly tests, experiments and invents something new and exciting. Suzanne is the woman behind Design Originals, a publishing company dedicated to all things fun and creative. She is a designer, artist, columnist, TV personality, publisher, art instructor, author and lover of everything hands-on. She was the 2011 winner of the Craft and Hobby Association's Industry Achievement Award.

Contributor Ruth Ann Warwick enjoys traveling and scrapbooking.

Katrina Hogan is a sales representative and a scrapbook instructor.

Contributor Laua Gregory is a native Texan with an education degree from Abilene Christian. She has been in the craft industry for many years as the owner of the Scrapbook Page in Fort Worth.

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