Hi!
I made this frame for Pritesh's challenge on her blog 'Quilling me softly'. It took me a lot of time since I used the bee-hive technique (though it doesn't look like it :))that I had never used before...even the 'quillography' is new to me...
To be honest, its not a 'neat' frame. I could have made it lot better but found making the letters very difficult. you can find glue stains around the letters :) I had a tough time arranging them... Here is the frame and I made it for my sister...
And here are the pics with a ruler. The frame is A4 size.
There is a beautiful tutorial by Pritesh on her blog. Do check it out...This technique is originally Susan's. You can see this here...
I had mailed Pritesh pics last night at exactly 12 o clock! :) There was no time to post it on the blog :)
I hope you like my frame... :)
Supplies used:
250 GSM Card stock for the base... A1 craft supply
For frame- card board
strips- craft universe
Pearls- local buy
Black card stock- Itsy bitsy
I made this frame for Pritesh's challenge on her blog 'Quilling me softly'. It took me a lot of time since I used the bee-hive technique (though it doesn't look like it :))that I had never used before...even the 'quillography' is new to me...
To be honest, its not a 'neat' frame. I could have made it lot better but found making the letters very difficult. you can find glue stains around the letters :) I had a tough time arranging them... Here is the frame and I made it for my sister...
I had mailed Pritesh pics last night at exactly 12 o clock! :) There was no time to post it on the blog :)
I hope you like my frame... :)
Supplies used:
250 GSM Card stock for the base... A1 craft supply
For frame- card board
strips- craft universe
Pearls- local buy
Black card stock- Itsy bitsy
4 comments:
It is so beautiful.Nicely done. Thanks for sharing.
shylaashree
http://adhiraacreations.blogspot.in
it is a lovely frame, i like the black background you chose and all the intricate quilling!
Hi there~ Thanks for stopping by. This is a beautiful frame.
And you also used the beehive technique. Its been a while since I.ve used it.Looks great.
*hugs*
M.
http://quilltiqueparadise.blogspot.com
The quilling is beautiful and I couldnt actually see any glue stains in the photo. Black is a very unforgiving color as far as glue stains go [ discovered this while working on a project for my kiddo]!!
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