Showing posts with label Quilled wall Hanging. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Quilled wall Hanging. Show all posts

Thursday, 24 August 2017

Quilled Wall Hanging

 After what seems like ages I sat with my quilling supplies to make this wall hanging.The house and the fence were made with modelling clay.


I've always wanted to try out quilled alphabets and they turned out cuter than I expected.


This is my best friend,my bicycle,I look at it almost like a companion. I've always had one right from my childhood.And nothing beats the happiness in riding it and exploring new places.


And here's my attempt to quill something similar....


It took sometime to finish this wall hanging,but filled me with  a lot of happiness :)



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Friday, 9 January 2015

Quilled Wall Hanging

I've wanted to make these quilled bells for a long time,It took me five to 6 attempts before I got them right.I realised that they were meant to be made by nimble fingered, patient people and not a restless person like me :P


     Christmas season is over and it's time to throw the Christmas tree away.This year we were blessed with  a beautiful tree,just the right size,shape and stayed fresh for almost 1.5 months. Doesn't the tree almost become a part of the family during Christmas.Hubby & I stayed up late on Christmas's eve after our daughter went to bed ,to pack her gifts.She had already told Santa that she wanted everything to do with Princess Anna & Elsa :)


   And not to forget our thoughtful Neighbours who leave gifts at our doorstep.My daughter strongly believes that it's Santa and not the neighbours who leave her gifts, and asks why she needs to thank the neighbours every year :)


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Thursday, 10 July 2014

Quilled Wall Hanging

The quilling mania continues :) I've been wanting to do a quilled project for a long time, but quilling supplies here are very expensive .The craze for quilling hasn't caught on yet here in Germany.So this time on my trip to India,I loaded myself with a lot of quilling supplies.I visited a good old shop in one of the small lanes in Purasawalkam,Chennai  where I remember hunting for thermocol and charts back in my school days.I was surprised to find the shop still very much the same but filled with crafting stuff of every possible kind.It did take a long time to finish the wall hanging,but the end product was worth the effort.


Quilling these little bugs was very interesting !Though I gave up trying to stick a wing on the Honey bee !


 The lady bug is my favourite :)


Framing it was yet another Challenge !


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