Basics of Using a Quilling Husking Board | How to Make a 3-color Flower Petal on a Husking Board
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ส.ค. 2020
- Husking (or knitting) boards are becoming more and more popular for quilling, but it can be tricky to find any info on how to actually use one. In this video, I'm demoing a few easy designs for the basics of using a quilling husking board, including a 3-color flower petal.
Some of the tools I used in this video:
📍Juya Quilling Knitting Board: amzn.to/2Qj10Qy (affiliate)
📍Quilling Needle Tool (similar): amzn.to/31lmXVb (affiliate)
📍Quilled Creations Tweezers: amzn.to/31jRQt3 (affiliate)
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I used to quill a lot and enjoyed this relaxing craft. At that time I bought all the tools available at the time . . Then I had two babies that took me away from quilling.I also was working full time.
Now my boys are grown with families of their own. I have done a lot of sewing, knitting and quilting but now in this time of Covid I found all my quilling supplies and I am enjoying getting back. Now I have the room, that I can work for hours without having to put it away at the end.
Thank you so much.
I’m new to quilling and was about to give up until I found you! I’m excited to get busy. Thanks
As a veteran teacher, I know what it takes to teach a lesson successfully, you my dear, are an exceptional teacher. Your care to detail, your style and delivery, is what every student could ever ask for. From the bottom of my heart, a thousand thanks; in my mind, I’m sending you a very large bouquet of flowers.
This may be the sweetest comment I’ve received in all my years of making online content. Thank you so much! Your kindness means to world! 🤩
I, 100%, agree with the assesment of the teacher! Your demonstrations are super clear, your voice is low and calm, the intructions are thorough and is an enjoyable video to watch and to learn from. I am now ready to use my quilling board. Thank you!!!
Vous avez une qualité essentielle, celle d'expliquer parfaitement avec un ton de voix agréable. Je suis enseignante depuis 33 ans en France et j'apprécie beaucoup vos tutoriels, vos réalisations et vos idées 👍👏👋
I use a flat large refrigerator magnet to keep my pegs and pins from rolling around. Works like a charm 😊
Good advice! I was just playing around with new designs on my board the other day and my pins went flying!
I'm new to Quilling, I love how easy your tutorials are to follow. Thank you so much
So glad you've found a new craft to enjoy! Let me know if I can help with any questions 🙂
Thank you for showing us how to use this board. I love your tutorials. 🥰
Thank you! It's a fun quilling tool to have around.
When you were playing around with the shape on the back of the package and showed the flat piece on top, to me it looked like it needed a yellow Oval with the bottom flattened and then glued, centered on the flat part of the green. Sort of a beehive looking flower.
I have regular hulking tool but mine doesn't have that bottom part. I am going to look for one like yours.
Looks like it made great pine needles for Xmas!
Love your videos. Only now I am starving and my home is a mess. All I want to do is practice all the things I see on your videos!
I am 48 next week and remember quilling at primary school, also I remember getting wooden tools one Christmas when I was very young. Something I wish I had kept hold of; to be honest I think my sister took them when my mum passed away thinking they were hers. I am trying to relearn Quilling now as it has been some time and I find myself in need of activity (I am on end of life and currently stuck in bed), your channel has been the best for me and I appreciate what you upload. Xx
Thank you for your kind words. My thoughts are with you and your loved ones 🙂
Look forward to seeing more videos on this !
Thanks for watching!
This was awesome, nice meeting you. Thank you 😮Lynnie
Thank you! I bought one but had no idea how to use it. Looking forward to future tutorials with this.
So glad you enjoyed it!
Great tutorial thank you xxx 👍💕
Thanks a lot for this tutorial. I have just started with quilling and it is so great to learn a lot from you.
You are so welcome!
Fantastic!!!
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How about trying a magnetic pin holder used in sewing to keep the pegs from rolling around and possibly getting lost?
I've been using this little board a lot after seeing your tutorial. Very helpful! I have trouble seeing the lotted ones so I used a red permanent marker and "painted" them red. I think it was you who showed how to use the slots so here I am again and hoping that's where I saw it.
So glad to help!
Thank you so much 😊
Thank you so much!
Great tutorial!! Thanks so much. I managed to do all of the leaves. They didn't come out perfect but then, I didn't really expect them to. This is my first time trying this. I will have to come back and do this again a few times before it sticks in the brain. Now on to the next one!
Thanks so much for watching!
New subscriber and new to quilling. I bought papers, quilling board and bits and pieces a while ago but just never got round to trying it . Your video was ver6 helpful and I look forward to watching more . Thank you
Thank you for your kind words!
Thank you so much for your tutorial. I just got a kit with a bunch of tools with which I was unfamiliar and your tutorial has helped me a lot, specially giving a name to this small plastic board full of holes and a small baf full of metal pegs. thanks again.
Glad to have helped!
Thank you for your tips on using the husking board. I am learning yo use mine now. Very clearly explained!
It's a fun tool to play with!
un super grand merci 🙏
Best tutorial I've seen on u tube, thank u👍🇬🇧
Wow, thank you!
I love to watch your videos , you show and explain everything you do. Can you do letter quilling? AnI would like to see you do a poppy flower.
Thanks so much! I do have a poppy video. You can see that here 👉 th-cam.com/video/gY3AvFyc418/w-d-xo.html I also have some how-to's on making letters - How to Make Quilling Paper Monograms: th-cam.com/video/DCkLzU7lHGs/w-d-xo.html and also How to Use an Embossing Tool for Quilling : th-cam.com/video/D108Mx8QVHc/w-d-xo.html . I hope that helps!
Inhave a tiny bit at the bottom of a quilling board that has some holes in it. Now i know what the holes are for, ill have to use ordinary pins though as the holes are tiny. Ill be giving it a go on my next day off. Thanks for another great video.
Excellent video! Quickly subscribed to your channel as a newbie. Your teaching style is opening up the world of quilling quickly and the tips & tricks have sped up my learning curve😊. Can’t thank you enough!!!!
Thanks so much for watching!
very nice i like
have good time
Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
Muchas gracias por tú explicación 👏👏👏🤗🌷
¡De nada! 🤩
Thank you so much for showing this video. Please show more. Lenore
Thank you so much for watching!
Thank you so much
Thank you for watching!
Gracias por explicar paso a paso, ahora ya sé cómo hacerlo
¡Excelente! ¡Me alegra que el video pueda ayudar!
Today 1/ 12/ 24,and 67 years of age, I have never seen or done quilting in my life, I love crafting, to I went to Michael's and saw this tool name husking board and decided to purchase it,came to see how to use it and came upon your video, I am going to try to learn how to, I am a new subscriber,
Wonderful! Don't hesitate to let me know if you have any questions!
@ThePaperyCraftery thank you for responding to my comment, in another video can you please give directions on how many pins down and across to make your beautiful patterns. Thank you.
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Learn to use quilling hosking board
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Side note: I love your shirt! 😃
Thanks! 😄
I forgot how this was done so I'm back for a second time. I found I had much better luck if I put a drop of glue at the bottom of each round. I tried using the husking board on the bottom part but that was a disaster. However, I did finally find a way to do it. That center slot going down is pretty wide. So, I folded a long strip and laid it in the slot. Then I cut pieces for the sides. On each piece, I used my tweezers and bent the end downward just a wee bit. Then, I dipped that into a little glue (the bent part) and slid it into place with the bent part facing downward. I repeated this for the other side. That center slot lets you put 4 pieces in it so with the stem and the little bend on each branch, that made 4 pieces. I let it dry and then used my sharp tool to lift it out and it was perfect. Then I tried the same thing manually. That came out even better. The little bent piece was large enough to glue and stick to the center strip. BTW, I love your tutorials. They come right to the point. Thanks for that!
Thanks for the tips!
Thanks for showing this. To be honest, the husking board seems more cumbersome to me. I can imagine pegs slipping out and my husking ending up in a big mess. 😒 My concern has been that the pegs might fit too loosely in the holes.
This video has convinced me to stick with my comb, crimper and template for making different sized circles and shapes. 😊 Not using a husking board might be "limiting my quilling", but, after seeing all what you do with the needle tool, slotted tool, and comb, that has been good enough for me.☺️
The pegs do come out at times and that is annoying. I don’t use a husking board often but it can be helpful at times. The most important thing is that you enjoy quilling in the way that’s most comfortable to you!
I made my own board. Nails don't come out :)
I always add a wee bit of blue at center peg so when I take it off, it doesn't fall apart.
Happy quilling!
Hope you used finishing nails that have a very small head.☺️
@@wendywilson1736 but of course! LOL
What is the bottom grid used for? thank you for such clear tutorials!
There’s not a ton of info out there but I came up with some ideas and shared them in a video awhile back. I hope this helps 👉 How to Use the Grooves on a Husking Board | Quilling Husking Board for Beginners Part 2
th-cam.com/video/FYaTkzCo7qg/w-d-xo.html
Is there a use for all the line on the bottom of the tool?
I have some ideas in this video 👉 th-cam.com/video/FYaTkzCo7qg/w-d-xo.html
Hi ma'am! I ordered the set online but didn't get Slowed needle..so what should o do any suggestions? By the way helpful tutorial ever!🥰
I would roll my strip around a needle tool a few times to make the anchor that way, then slide it onto one of the regular pegs. It may be tricky to get your shape started so you’ll have to hold it so it doesn’t unroll. But once you’ve made a pass or two around the starting peg, it should hold itself.
Can you show how to make a leaves ir ferns for a christmast wreath. Thank you
I do have some tutorials on evergreens on my website. If you go to www.thepaperycraftery.com and find the search bar, you can search for those there. I am planning on turning some of those into videos in the next month or two, also.
Is the strip of paper the same width as used for quilling? Thank you.
Yep, I used 1/8" wide quilling strips in this video 🙂
What is the purpose of all the slots at the bottom?
I mentioned at the end of the video that I would demo that part soon 😊
I just receive a husking board with the pegs, but did not get a slotted peg. Can I roll the paper, glue it and place it around the first peg?
That’s what I would try, but you would probably still have to hold the roll in place as you weave around the other pegs or it could come off easily. Was the brand you purchased supposed to come with slotted pegs? If so, you may want to exchange it for another.
@@ThePaperyCraftery It came in a kit including the husking board with 10 pegs. I check them one by one but no reg was slotted. The husking board is shapped like a part of an oblong.
But I had fun using the "comb" to make long petals or leaves. Thanks again for ou nice tutorials.
What do you use the ribbed area for?
There's not really any info out there about the grooves, but I have some ideas in this video 👉 th-cam.com/video/FYaTkzCo7qg/w-d-xo.html
How much does the husking board cost and can I buy it from you.
I have a link to the husking board that I use in the description box below the video. I bought that one from Amazon, but there may be other places to purchase one online at other quilling supply sites.
What is the use of bottom part of the board
I have some ideas in this video 👉 th-cam.com/video/FYaTkzCo7qg/w-d-xo.html
I have a Husking board in my cart.
I have no idea what the lines at the bottom are for. 🤷♀️
I have some ideas for the grooves in this video 👉 th-cam.com/video/FYaTkzCo7qg/w-d-xo.html
What a pity that no instructions came with the board. Thanks for sharing this with us 😊
The pin holes…will they show on the finished project?
I've been getting this question a lot lately. I think it's definitely something I need to clear up! As far has the pins go, when you're building your quilling on top of wax paper with pins to keep it in place, you're not using your final surface at all. The pin holes will only be in the wax paper and any template you're using with your cork board. The idea is to remove your quilling from the wax paper when you're done and mount it on what ever you like - paper, mat board, etc. For more information, check out the ending of this video 👉 th-cam.com/video/reK84MjbMiE/w-d-xo.html The last 5 minutes or so shows how to remove quilling from wax paper and remove any excess dried glue before mounting it.
@@ThePaperyCraftery thank you…I’m familiar with this part…I make a lot of things, but I’ve never outlined letters. So the letters would be done the same way and then placed on your final project? (I meant for this question to be on a different project.)
Got it. This is the process I use for all my outlines. I used to sell custom monograms where I would use a large printed letter as the template under my wax paper, make the outline from double-thick strips, then fill it in with quilling. Some quillers prefer to just form their project right on their finished surface, but I prefer to be able to correct my mistakes. I hope this helps.
@@ThePaperyCraftery thank you so much! I’ve been stalling on starting this project, but now I’m ready to give it a go. You’ve been a great help! I want to do a rainbow colored monogram in a heart for my grandniece. I’ve taken care of her since she was born and they will be moving next year, stealing away a piece of my heart.