Here you can see how the paper is crimped... So all these images keep coming to mind on what kind of quilling-inside-an-ornament I can fathom up now. Hmmmm.....done this, what about this kind of thing! Well, I'm having a lot of fun trying out different projects and seeing what and how I can fit things inside those tiny little openings on the DIY ornaments. This time I was thinking hard about a Christmas tree and how I could put it together inside the ornament and how I could decorate it. Well, here are some pictures of my thought process and how it came about. Sincere thanks again to Charlotte Canup of The Art of Quilling of whom I purchased the pattern to make a snowflake inside an ornament. She inspired me to go crazy with the desire to see what else I could try! Here I am rolling it with the quilling tool. Here I've shaped them into squares... It really is put together inside this flat plastic ornament!!! T...
That's a fabulous pumpkin, Jennifer! I'm not actually an Alabama fan but I'm certainly a fan of houndstooth! Thanks for sharing!...Nancy :o)
ReplyDeleteThanks Nancy! Check out my newest ones I made for my neighbors yesterday! :)
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ReplyDeleteThanks for joining my link party on Tuesday! Love the duct tape pumpkins. So clever. I think my kids will love this project.
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Jennifer
Thanks Jenn! I had a lot of fun making these and they can be so versatile! Kids can do simple things like their name on the solid duct tape or just put on polka dots....lots of fun and easy!
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