Hello All,
While it is still fresh in the memory, here was the album I made using microquilling:
Lots of people askied me how I made that flower. Well, I don't know how it is supposed to be made but here is my take on making this flower :)
For those with unstable/slow Internet connections, here are the snapshots :)
Happy Quilling
Pritesh
PS: If my posts inspire you to create something on similar lines, I feel highly flattered. But please, do respect the effort I take in conceptualizing and executing, please give a direct link to my work when you are inspired by mine. Thanks for understanding........:-)
While it is still fresh in the memory, here was the album I made using microquilling:
Lots of people askied me how I made that flower. Well, I don't know how it is supposed to be made but here is my take on making this flower :)
For those with unstable/slow Internet connections, here are the snapshots :)
Happy Quilling
Pritesh
PS: If my posts inspire you to create something on similar lines, I feel highly flattered. But please, do respect the effort I take in conceptualizing and executing, please give a direct link to my work when you are inspired by mine. Thanks for understanding........:-)
One more wonderful tutorial! Thanks Pritesh. - Dina
ReplyDeleteLooks very fragile. Needs a lot of patience and a steady hand because of a single coil of paper. Very delicate! I congratulate you for your patience!
ReplyDeleteThough able to figure out the make of centre and flower petals, your tute helped to clarify few queries in handling tiny bits of petals...Thanks for sharing,Pritesh :)
ReplyDeleteWow ! Very nice and helpful tutorial.Thanks for sharing a video as well as snaps.
ReplyDeleteGood afternoon Pritesh!!!
ReplyDeleteI am here on our blog after a long time...usually just on FB. Completely impressed with 3 of your posts,the tutorial,the microquilled album and the quilled Eye clock and loved the story behind them too.Gr8 work.Hats Off.It just reminded me of the earlier days when I started quilling some 2 years back and used to read your blog for new quilling techniques.Keep it up...and all the Best:)
Fabulous Pritesh..now I understand why the project took up so much time!! And a big hug for posting the pictorial shots!
ReplyDeleteWonderful Pritesh ,loved the tutorial:)
ReplyDeleteHi Pritesh, such a nice tutorial, would surely try Thank you :)
ReplyDeleteGosh! You do have lots of patience Pritesh! Thanks for this:)
ReplyDeleteWow this looks like a lot of work!! But this way the petals come out a lot tidier.
ReplyDeleteI had tried witha different method Pritesh. I took one long strip and folded it like a fan, not pressing the outer side of petals, but it is difficult to avoid that and that ends tend to look pointed. I will try out your method too. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks to share this tutorial!!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome!!!! Thnx for the tutorial Pritesh :)
ReplyDeleteI will definitely try these!
ReplyDeleteHad it all pretty much figured out but it was soooo nice hearing your voice in the video!
Cheers for the inspiration!
Love & Light & PaperSpirals ~ Anama
Thank you everyone! Yes Indira, I tried the other method first and wasn't too impressed. This is a lot more work to do but gave good results :)
ReplyDeleteSonia, you're always welcome. I never forget that you don't like watching videos :)
Bosky, you're most welcome dear girl :)
Pritesh your voice is so sweet like you. i loved to play the video again and again. Great future for your voice. hope i would here your song soon...
ReplyDeleteSimple n Delicate flower. Requires a steady hand. Surely will give a try during my break Pritesh. Thanks for tutorial
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing your ideas and knowledge which very few crafters do today! I have been eyeing this kind of quilling for so long but left it alone thinking its so tough. your tutorial has surely inspired me :)
ReplyDeleteThis is so clearly demonstrated and explained! Thank you so much.
ReplyDeleteNice work! Hats off to you that even after being so busy, you find time for tutorials! Thanks for the tutorial. Do visit my blog at http://thrilling-quilling.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the compliment Anama and Shylashree. I will try to record a song to upload, if people can stand my singing :)
ReplyDeleteHi Pritesh Ma'am,
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I love your work and recreated your pig ornament.
Please do visit my blog and share your views on my blog.
Thanks,
An Ardent Admirer,
Ananda Sreenidhi
Thank you so much for sharing tutorial.
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Hi Pritesh,
ReplyDeleteI discovered your blog today and have been having a lovely time going through it :) I have never tried quilling, but your work makes me want to give it a try!
A few months back, I have tried making a circular flower, similar to what you have demonstrated. Mine was much bigger and made from paper ribbon, but after seeing your tutorial, I was wondering if the same procedure could be adapted for your flower too. Here is a link to my tute: http://papernpearlz.com/paper-craft/tutorial-bow-ornament/
Thanks,
Pearlie.
Very nice..creation..
ReplyDeleteall the best...!!