Very helpful Meredith thank you for sharing. I’ve often wondered whether it would be worth purchasing a fringer but I think you’re right, just taking the time to fringe by hand is probably the best, you can’t go wrong with a really good pair of scissors and a bit of patience! I love the way you used the two coloured paper strips layered on top of each other, really nice. And yes please it would be lovely if you could show us how you made the little buds, they are gorgeous! Thank you again. 😘❤️
Can you do me a favor and exit stage left out of my mind?🤣😂😝😜I am literally working on fringing today and was ONLY THINKING about checking out on techniques/products today and your video just popped up, on its own, without me searching!!! 🤯😱🤭Totally agree with your findings on the fringe scissor. I use mine and it’s extremely harsh on the paper and to get either even smaller slits I’ll go over in between for a second time. I always wind up with unintentionally cut tiny strips that I need to glue together. I was excited to see the plastic paper fringer. I’ve seen metal ones online and read horrible reviews about them and this model appears to be the same. I’m really liking the three color fringe mum that you show at the end and will be working on one of those today. Thanks so much! 🙋🏼♀️😘🥰🙌❤️👍😍🤗
If you’re looking for any of the tools or supplies that I use in my videos, I always leave links to everything in the description box for each one. I hope that helps!
Me acomodo con las tijeras pequeñas, hace años compre la maquina de corte y solo gaste dinero a los dos días no supe que paso, pero, ya no jalaba papel para cortarlo, prefiero hacerlo a mano. Que lindos diseños de las flores, esas tijeras son de mucha ayuda😄, gracias por el video
I don’t use any sealant but whenever anyone has a question about that I always send them to Honey’s Quilling. They’ve done tons of research on sealing quilling and have a lot of info on their site 👉 www.honeysquilling.com
Just FYI, the metal paper fringer from Lake City Crafts is self-feeding. The lever that cuts the paper also activates a small 'finger' that comes down and pushes the paper forward. It's in the 30 dollar price range, so it would be something to budget for.
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Thanks!
Very helpful Meredith thank you for sharing. I’ve often wondered whether it would be worth purchasing a fringer but I think you’re right, just taking the time to fringe by hand is probably the best, you can’t go wrong with a really good pair of scissors and a bit of patience! I love the way you used the two coloured paper strips layered on top of each other, really nice. And yes please it would be lovely if you could show us how you made the little buds, they are gorgeous! Thank you again. 😘❤️
I've had a couple requests for the flower buds, so it's on the list now!
Thank for sharing your expertise in quilling. Very helpful!❣️
My word! You are so talented. I am only looking and learning for now and you are really inspiring me. Thank you
That's so nice to hear!
Thankyou for sharing again , love loveeee your new tutorials every time ,,,❤️❤️❤️❤️💕
Thanks so much for watching!
Merideth I would love to see a lot more of your quilling. I enjoy your work. Thank you so much for sharing. Lenore
Thanks so much!
I love using my fringer to fringed flowers, so much easier.
So glad your fringer works for you! Maybe mine is just a dud 😂
As a beginning who can cut through the whole paper, I like the idea of using a paper clip as a stopper
It can take longer to have to keep moving the clip, but it really can help 🙂
Can you do me a favor and exit stage left out of my mind?🤣😂😝😜I am literally working on fringing today and was ONLY THINKING about checking out on techniques/products today and your video just popped up, on its own, without me searching!!! 🤯😱🤭Totally agree with your findings on the fringe scissor. I use mine and it’s extremely harsh on the paper and to get either even smaller slits I’ll go over in between for a second time. I always wind up with unintentionally cut tiny strips that I need to glue together. I was excited to see the plastic paper fringer. I’ve seen metal ones online and read horrible reviews about them and this model appears to be the same. I’m really liking the three color fringe mum that you show at the end and will be working on one of those today. Thanks so much! 🙋🏼♀️😘🥰🙌❤️👍😍🤗
It was meant to be 😂 So glad you found something useful in my video! Thanks for watching 🤩
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Thank you for sharing this ❤
You are so welcome!
You’re good at explanation. I need a few quilting tools and would like to know where.🎉
If you’re looking for any of the tools or supplies that I use in my videos, I always leave links to everything in the description box for each one. I hope that helps!
Me acomodo con las tijeras pequeñas, hace años compre la maquina de corte y solo gaste dinero a los dos días no supe que paso, pero, ya no jalaba papel para cortarlo, prefiero hacerlo a mano. Que lindos diseños de las flores, esas tijeras son de mucha ayuda😄, gracias por el video
Parece que las máquinas se rompen mucho 🤷♀️
Thank you for your video and I would very much like a tutorial on the flower buds. Thank you
Thanks for watching! I'll put the buds on the list. Look for that video in the coming weeks 🤩
@@ThePaperyCraftery Thank you, I''ll look out for it.
Meredith what do I spray my Christmas stars...Needs to make them stiff thank for anwering.
I don’t use any sealant but whenever anyone has a question about that I always send them to Honey’s Quilling. They’ve done tons of research on sealing quilling and have a lot of info on their site 👉 www.honeysquilling.com
What is your calling tool called please the slotted tool
The slotted tool in this video is a Savvy Slotted Quilling Tool. I included a direct link in the description box for the video 🙂
Looks like to me the cuts are wider
I prefer to cut my own i get finer cuts making it look more delicate.
It's good to know I'm not on my own with this!
Just FYI, the metal paper fringer from Lake City Crafts is self-feeding. The lever that cuts the paper also activates a small 'finger' that comes down and pushes the paper forward. It's in the 30 dollar price range, so it would be something to budget for.
I'm familiar with that design and I really think mine is supposed to be self-feeding too, so maybe its user error 🤷♀️