Quilled Paper (5.5in x 6in [14cm x 15cm]). I'd never seen
quilling before I encountered it on
Keltie's site and then the other day my friend
Mimi mentioned it as well and even lent me a book with directions in it called "Early American Crafts"! The paper I used is all documents I'd run through the shredder to keep away from prying eyes.
I thought it read "quilted" (which just puzzled me for a moment) ... then I thought, "Is he going to quilt one?"
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Wow! If you stare at it long enough the spirals start to swirl. Nice work again.
ReplyDeleteThis is museum quality! :D
ReplyDeleteCOOL! Using an "old lady" craft to make something like this!
ReplyDeletei used to quill all the time, this brings back memories
ReplyDeletesimply gorgeous.
ReplyDeletevery interesting. looks like a top down view of fresh roses.
ReplyDeletewow. this one's really beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLOVE this one-it is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI had to chuckle at the "old lady craft" comment since I am rapidly approaching old age, but I loved the quilled scull. I will be sure to share the link with my many quilling friends. I am including my web site http://www.Whimsiquills.com (which does not have any sculls)for those not familiar with this beautiful art form. Pat
ReplyDeleteWell done! Next you will have to do a scrapbook skull. I gave quilling a go, but couldn't get the hang of it. I'll stick to my textile crafts, thanks. :P
ReplyDeleteGreat work on the skull!! Very creative! I've seen many things turned into quilled art but never a skull.
ReplyDeleteBtw,while Quilling is an old art form.. the people who do it are a wide variety of ages all over the world. I'm not even middle aged! LOL!
Very cool - I'm a quiller (but am not old in any sense of the word and have taught people of many ages to quill - so the "old lady craft" is FAR from the truth) and have never seen a quilled skull. Thanks for making one quilled!
ReplyDeleteNice work! Check out mine! http://yakawonis.blogspot.com/2010/11/quilled-skull.html
ReplyDeleteWow, that's awesome Yakawonis! Definitely send it in as a proper submission so we can share it on the site: http://skulladay.blogspot.com/p/submissions.html
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