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Quill News Quilling Custom Custom Quilling www.CustomQuilling.com Quill News April 2006 Spring is slowing making its way to the northeast ... Thank goodness!! The hint of warm weather has definitely gotten the creative juices flowing for the Design Team this month. Their assignment for this issue was to come up with designs using the same six colors from Paplin, Light Yellow, Federal Blue, Hyacinth Blue, Fern Green, Teal, and Brick Red. It is always so amazing to see with the same materials the different designs and styles used by the Design Team. Thank you to those you wrote in with ideas for the Design Team, we have many fantastic projects planned for future issues in hopes of inspiring your creativity. Supplies from Jane Jenkins Dare to Dream The latest shipment from Jane Jenkins in the United King- The future belongs dom has arrived. to those who believe in the beauty of their A wide range of quilling books, tools, kits, and more are dreams. now in stock. Including Spreuers (onion holder) kits and Eleanor Roosevelt tools. CQ has a wonderful selection of Jane’s charming patterns perfect for any occasion. And the winners are..... The lucky winners in CQ Anniversary drawing are : 45 Degree Fringer ..... Patti of St. George, Utah 90 Degree Fringer .... Renee of York, Nebraska More winners con’t on pg 6 Where is all the Action? by Paula Bauer ~ Gem State Quilling Inside this issue: Design Team pg2 Review pg4 Are you getting in on all the quilling action? New Items Original Patterns Hmmmmm…if you aren’t a member of pg4 pg5 NAQGmembers at Yahoo groups then you are missing out!! Kits, Tool pg4 Winners con’t pg5 (http://groups.yahoo.com/group/NAQGmembers/) Punches, Books pg4 Free Pattern pg6 con’t on pg 6 Meet..... pg4 Action con’t pg6 All material and images are copyrighted to original creators. © www.CustomQuilling.com 2006 Page 2 April 2006 Design Team con’t from pg1 Featuring the Quilling Paper from Paplin My first design is a card with a free form basket made using the teal green. I then added flowers in yellow, The second project I intend to frame. It My third design is a three dimension is an original design of a cross, all done in federal blue and one in hyacinth blue. I added two 3/8" egg, using all of the colors. yellow. I created two tone blue flowers wide fringed flowers in lavender, felt that the holes This turned out to be a VERY time with the blues we were given and created consuming project.. needed to be filled with a softer flower with yellow yellow grape rolls for the centers. I used centers. The tendrils were done in the olive green. I the teal green for tendrils and added the mounted this on a green speckle cardstock and it gives brick red buds to complete the look. the card a nice spring feel. This one was a challenge for me, but I quite enjoyed how it turned out. I used a teacup, and cover it with plastic wrap, then quilled right on the teacup. The base is several strips of the Teal and Red rolled to form one solid coil. I used Paplin Teal and Brick Red For this one, I used Paplin Light yellow, and Fern This is a blown out chicken egg that I decided to quill. I for accents. Unfortunately, I didn’t have Green (I love the Fern Green!!!). I quilled my used the Paplin Hyacinth Blue, and Federal blue, and em- enough paper left for the saucer, so it will be daffodil type flowers using teardrops, and A.S.L bellished with pearls beads. The stand is quilled as well, on my list of things to finish…I didn’t realize (Alternate Side Looping), then I used spirals and and I varied my quilling techniques, but still kept it simple, how much paper it would take, as it was just Wheatears for the stems and leaves. as I find quilling on rounded surfaces at times tricky. a small tea cup that I used. Believe it or not, this free form design started out to be a symmetrical one, fashioned after a store logo This tiny 3D box (2" x 2") which features that caught my eye. Obviously that plan quickly spring violets is completely made of paper. went by the wayside, but despite the loosey-goosey The lid and base are tight coil discs which are final result, if you look carefully you'll see a pattern composed of 1/8" strips. I curved the lid The quilling on this rich brown box (10" x 5") was in- buried within the scrollwork. The flowers on the 5" slightly to give it a dome shape. The violet spired by an Ojibway Indian design. I used Paplin 1/8" x 4" card are composed of alternate side loop petals. flowers and buds are made of Paplin federal strips in shades of federal blue, hyacinth blue, and teal, All of the quilling was done with the beautiful Paplin blue and hyacinth blue and the heart-shaped and also Lake City turquoise and silver gilded turquoise. shade of hyacinth blue. It is mounted on computer- leaves are Paplin teal. The sturdy, marbled The wheat ear foliage is Paplin fern green. The design is printed paper and the decorative corners are edged green body of the box is made of rolled strips mounted on pale blue cardstock and is bordered by silver with silver ink. A scroll project like this is so relax- of computer-printed, matte finish photo paper. edged, brown satin ribbon. ing to do - you can't go wrong! All material and images are copyrighted to original creators. © www.CustomQuilling.com 2006 To see more of their work and read their Bios make sure to check out The Design Team Page: http://www.customquillingbydenise.com/DesignTeam/ Page 3 Custom Quilling News April 2006 New Items http://www.customquillingbydenise.com/shop/index.php?cPath=28 Touch of Gold or Assortment shapes Silver quilling papers Wiggle Eyes and sizes of Beads in assortment New Watercolors in single packs of in two sizes of sizes and colors. white, ivory, or black Paper Mache` frames Tools Punches http://www.customquillingbydenise.com/shop/index.php?cPath=31 http://www.customquillingbydenise.com/shop/index.php?cPath=37 Floral Craft Tools, Power Punch with multi tips and blades. Rubber handled embossing tool with 4 tips Cut punched leaf shape apart for a Sponge Dauber smaller leaf. Kits two new kits from Leone Books Rub the tip of embossing tool on wax paper for easier gliding against paper. All material and images are copyrighted to original creators. © www.CustomQuilling.com 2006 Page 4 Custom Quilling News April 2006 Meet ...... Regina Ribeiro of Horizonte, Brazil I am Regina Ribeiro from Belo Horizonte, Brazil and my first knowledge of quilling was in my school times when I studied it at boarding school. I moved to Belo Horizonte and after my marriage I did a lot of these crafts, like crochet, knitting, oil painting, ceramics, fabric flowers, origami, etc...etc... I did not quill for a very long time till the year 1999 when my son bought a computer and I discover it again. I belong to a paper craft group where I found an "angel" who sent me tools , papers and some basic booklets where I could learn a little more. This special angel was Janet Wilson to whom I deserve all the best and give thank you everyday in my prayers for showing me how to develop my work. At the beginning of this year I discover a new way to show my works using large strips of paper and also matching them with some embroidery and punches. I have been making cards, frames, pictures, pots and was also a Quilling Instructor in the National Craft Fair for two years, and every time I am invited to them. I also give some free classes as a volunteer in my home town library. Review Paplin Papers... DT Ann: The Paplin strips are very nice to work with - they are evenly cut, the colors are rich, and glue takes hold quickly. DT Doreen: I find the Paplin regular papers quite easy to work with, as they hold their shape well. I just wish they were an even 24 inches in length. The colors are quite nice to work with as well. Why not share your Quilling story? All material and images are copyrighted to original creators. © www.CustomQuilling.com 2006 Page 5 Custom Quilling News April 2006 Online Classes Every month Custom Quilling offers two or more online classes which range from beginning to advanced techniques in both Quilling and Punchart. The cost of the class includes the materials needed to complete the project. Some basic tools (i.e. scissors, embossing tools, chalks) may also be required. Classes are held at 9 PM EST with Yahoo Messenger on Tuesday and Wednesday, for more information visit: http://www.customquillingbydenise.com/shop/index.php?cPath=65 Why not start a quilling group in your area? Great way to meet new friends! Original Patterns at Custom Quilling http://www.customquillingbydenise.com/shop/index.php?cPath=76 Winners con’t from pg1 Thank you to all who placed order last month and helped us with our two year celebration, without you none of this would be possible. Here are more of the lucky winners: Tweezers with Magnifier.... Gail of Westminster, California Bridal Bliss Quilling Kit ... Pat of Gaston, South Carolina Slotted Needle Tool ... Cathy of Sacramento, California Quilling Paper From Paplin..
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