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  • Paper Filigree
  • From "DIY Crafts"
    episode DIC-203
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    This framed paper filigree design is also known as paper quilling.

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    Figure A

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    Figure B

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    Figure C

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    These paper-filigree hangings were created by Jane Guthrie, the editor of Craftworks magazine.

    Materials:

    1/8"-wide quilling paper in lemon yellow, medium yellow, mustard, olive green and white (figure A)
    Shadow box or frame of choice measuring approximately 9" x 11" with a 5"x 7" opening
    Quilling needle or corsage pin
    Clear-drying white craft glue
    Spray adhesive
    Straight pins
    Waxed paper
    Fabric of choice
    1/4"-wide satin ribbon of choice

    Note: Cut the mustard, olive and white quilling paper in 12" lengths. Cut both the medium- and lemon-yellow paper into 6" lengths.

    1. Roll 10 white teardrops, 8 olive teardrops, 12 mustard bunny-ears and 2 lemon-yellow and 3 medium-yellow tight circles. This is achieved by taking a quilling needle, inserting one end of the paper through and then rolling the paper (figure B) with the assistance of the needle.

    2. Once you have the paper rolled, apply a little craft glue on the end to keep the filigree in place, then pinch the rolled paper to resemble a bunny's ear (figure C).

    3. Place 5 white teardrops on waxed paper and glue points together. Glue 1 lemon-yellow tight circle to center. Repeat for second flower.

    4. Place 4 mustard bunny-ears on waxed paper and glue together with ears pointing out. Repeat for remaining 2 flowers. Glue 1 medium-yellow tight circle to the center of each flower.

    5. Cut a 5" length of olive paper to each flower to serve as stems.

    6. Mount fabric of choice onto the frame backer-board using the spray adhesive, and arrange flowers according to pattern.

    7. Glue in place.

    8. Gently curl small strips of olive paper to serve as tendrils, if desired.

    9. Tie a bow from ribbon of choice and glue in place.

    10. Mount finished piece in frame.

    Products: All products for this segment were obtained through Lake City Craft Company (see Resources, below).


    RESOURCES :
    Craft Supplies from Lake City Craft Company

    Everything you need to complete this project.


    Lake City Craft Company
    Website: www.quilling.com

    Paper Quilling: Beautiful Paper Filigree to Make in a Weekend (The Weekend Crafter Series)
    Model: 1579900135
    Author: Malinda Johnston
    (March, 1998)


    Lark Books / Altamont Press
    Website: www.larkbooks.com


    GUESTS :
    Jane Guthrie
    243 Newton-Sparta Rd.
    Newton, NJ 07860
    Phone: 973-383-8080
    Fax: 973-383-8133
    Email: genesis6797@juno.com
    Website: www.craftworksmag.com
    Editor, Craftworks magazine

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