I'm watching your video because I found a quilling kit at my local "dollar store" for a couple euro. I figured it would be a cool way to make some christmas cards and learn something new at the same time. Kits like this are a great way to jump into something without spending a lot.
I have quilling paper and tools (have had them for a couple years) and have not yet used them. Maybe I will give it a try now. I really love the little heart you made. Thanks for sharing this :) Hugs....Janie
I saw this craft on pinterest and I was like I have to watch someone do this. I am so glad I clicked on your video. I really enjoyed it. Your voice reminds me of watching bob ross on pbs paint. I love it. You give instructions but leave it to a creative imagination.
Oh wow, what a super nice comment! Thanks so much for the compliment - I used to watch Bob Ross all the time and found his voice and demeanor very relaxing. What a kind thing for you to say. Thanks Jocelynn! ♥
I wondered if someone would mention her soothing voice!! The ASMR lovers on TH-cam would go wild over this! Lol! Love the beginners video! Thanks for sharing!! ❤️
So nice. Thank you very much - because of this video, I'm no longer intimidated by the art of quilling because I was wondering if there was an actually *easy* way to make the heart and "S" shapes. I really appreciate your info - but, can you please make another video which shows how to make "other" shapes if you haven't made one already? Again, thanks bunches for this video. Keep crafting, please.
Tacky Glue is better for quilling in my experience. I think it holds better and faster than school glue. Good job. I've been quilling for a yr now and have tried different glues. Also you can buy a mini paper strip shredder to cut your own paper. I do that and buy premade ones that I can't find a certain color. Happy Quilling!
I'm so glad to hear about the tacky glue because I was wondering if that might work. I got one of these kits for my birthday. Of course, it didn't come with any instructions. So this is my first video I'm watching. Thank you. I subscribed.
Thanks for the tips, I’ve done lots of quilling but I’ve learned a lot from you. Thanks. The cutest things I ever made were two pictures of little Victorian houses made from balsa wood and quilling paper. I moved into a different home and somehow the framed pictures disappeared. I loved those little houses but I have a feeling my husband tossed them in the trash. I made them from a kit that I bought from a company that sold kits and supplies. I have never seen anything like it since, I probably bought the kits back in the late’70s. They used yellow quilling paper for siding, black roofing and white trim for the bric a brac on the porch. Have you ever seen anything like that? I would sure like to make them again. .
You're right, that would be far more efficient... Or even an electric shredder. I was sort of experimenting on this video but I love your idea for future use.
Hello! I received a beginner set for Christmas and found your wonderful tutorial! Thank you so much and I subscribed to your channel. I love crafts of all kinds.
I have to confess I found quilling really frustrating and wrote it off as not for me - wish I'd watched your video first! Your tips to start with a wall to build inside and run the strips over a bone folder first might just get me to give it another try :)
Thank you, Vanda! You can hand letter a large initial and "trace" it with paper strips and quill the letter. This would be a great way to incorporate it with your current talent. Thanks again for watching and commenting.
As someone who has been quilling for 4 years I appreciate your approach to the on edge technique which is what you are doing at the beginning of your video, however, it is better to apply the glue to the strip a bit at a time :-)
Awesome - thanks so much for your input. With time, I have learned a few more tips than are shown here... haha. I hope you are having lots of fun with your quilling!! Best Wishes!! :)
@@MultiplicityCrafts you're welcome😊😊😊I just learned how to do quilling last year and love it! Depending on the projects, can sometimes be time consuming, but the finished product definitely makes it worth the time to make it🥰🥰🥰🥰
Would it be easier to wrap the strip around the cup you traced, maybe 2 layers....then glue it to your drawn circle?....It made me so nervous just to watch you struggle, it seemed so fiddly, to have to mess with it,like that But that is probably just me, other than the circle part,I think I will like trying this, thank you!
Also, you replied to a comment below that it took you several evenings to complete the "shamrocks" in your video. Will you please let me know why that is so? Was it because of having to let individual pieces dry before moving on to the next ones? If so, which pieces had to dry and what piece(s) did you make first? Thanks for any and all advice. Keep crafting. 😊
Hi Curtrice, Thank you for your kind comments. 😊 You'd asked a couple of questions... first off, the shamrock piece took me a while to make as a whole since I quilled a ton of tiny circles for the rainbow in the finished piece. The shamrocks took me just a few minutes each - they are super easy and the glue dries quickly also. But the rainbow took quite some time. Also, yes, I'd be happy to plan another future video to show how to make other shapes. Thanks again for your encouragement! Hugs, Maranda
@@n.parker9607 It would be best to use a frame without glass... but, if you want glass in the frame, you can always frame using a shadow box since the frames are deeper.
Your shamrock piece is super cute! Want to try this. My problem is getting the creative idea in my head as to what to make. :( I'm more a see something I like and then recreate it.
R Hull-Nicholls Thanks so much! You can find lots of great quilling ideas on Instagram and Pinterest as I am sure you are already aware. 😊 Or, you can even get ideas from paintings. Have fun!
Hi Tina, You could use construction paper but it would be a lot more challenging to manage since it does not have the stability of cardstock. If you use cardstock, I would recommend a 60 pound. Have lots of fun creating. I hope to produce more quilling videos this year. :)
@@MultiplicityCrafts I checked my local michaels craft store and they only carry 65 pound card stock will that be too heavy to use? Also what about old cards such as birthday cards any occasion cards will that work as well?
@@MultiplicityCrafts Thank you for getting back to me and letting me know. Also will a electric straight cut paper shredder work for the correct cut and length?
Tina Jarvis yes, it should work great. Most paper shredders cut evenly and at the approximate thickness you would want for quilling, but if you run into trouble you can either cut your own on a paper trimmer or order pre-cut quilling strips.
I think my daughter would love this type of craft. Thank you for the beginners info! 🙂
My pleasure! Let me know if you have any questions. ♥Maranda
Thank you for making this video. you have a beautiful, calming, soothing voice.
It was my pleasure, Kandie! I have future plans on putting out more quilling videos also. Thanks so much for your amazingly kind comment. ♥
I'm watching your video because I found a quilling kit at my local "dollar store" for a couple euro. I figured it would be a cool way to make some christmas cards and learn something new at the same time. Kits like this are a great way to jump into something without spending a lot.
I use cookie cutters, coffee can lids and cool whip lids for my frames.
Marsha Gephart Great ideas!
So many great tips! Thanks for sharing!
I don’t have that much patience for quilling but I do love watching others do it! xX
I hear ya...lol. I have to be in a certain "patient mood" to quill - haha!! I appreciate you stopping by! ♥
I have quilling paper and tools (have had them for a couple years) and have not yet used them. Maybe I will give it a try now. I really love the little heart you made. Thanks for sharing this :) Hugs....Janie
Thank you, Janie! You'd be great at it, I'm sure. ♥
Love the way you demonstrated quilling. I am a brand new beginner and had no difficulty following you!
Deb Bayley Thank you, Deb. I have a playlist on my channel with more easy quilling projects if you wish to see more. Thanks for the kind comment.
Quilling is something I've always wanted to try. Thanks for sharing this; great tips!
It's a lot of fun, Amanda! I hope you have time to give it a try sometime. Thanks for stopping by my channel! ♥~Maranda
I saw this craft on pinterest and I was like I have to watch someone do this. I am so glad I clicked on your video. I really enjoyed it. Your voice reminds me of watching bob ross on pbs paint. I love it. You give instructions but leave it to a creative imagination.
Oh wow, what a super nice comment! Thanks so much for the compliment - I used to watch Bob Ross all the time and found his voice and demeanor very relaxing. What a kind thing for you to say. Thanks Jocelynn! ♥
I wondered if someone would mention her soothing voice!! The ASMR lovers on TH-cam would go wild over this! Lol! Love the beginners video! Thanks for sharing!! ❤️
@@katiebazzell8179 What a kind compliment, dear! Thanks so much.
I agree with these ladies! ❤️ so glad I found your video
Thank you so much! @@JessyKatt10
So nice. Thank you very much - because of this video, I'm no longer intimidated by the art of quilling because I was wondering if there was an actually *easy* way to make the heart and "S" shapes. I really appreciate your info - but, can you please make another video which shows how to make "other" shapes if you haven't made one already? Again, thanks bunches for this video. Keep crafting, please.
Tacky Glue is better for quilling in my experience. I think it holds better and faster than school glue. Good job. I've been quilling for a yr now and have tried different glues. Also you can buy a mini paper strip shredder to cut your own paper. I do that and buy premade ones that I can't find a certain color. Happy Quilling!
Very helpful tips... thanks so much Karri! ♥
I'm so glad to hear about the tacky glue because I was wondering if that might work. I got one of these kits for my birthday. Of course, it didn't come with any instructions. So this is my first video I'm watching. Thank you. I subscribed.
you have a very calming voice by the way. you should totally do some of those asmr videos.
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I was thinking the same thing
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I have never tried quilling, this is a great intro Maranda! Thanks for supporting my channel!!
Thank you! And you're very welcome... my pleasure! ♥
Thanks for the tips, I’ve done lots of quilling but I’ve learned a lot from you. Thanks. The cutest things I ever made were two pictures of little Victorian houses made from balsa wood and quilling paper. I moved into a different home and somehow the framed pictures disappeared. I loved those little houses but I have a feeling my husband tossed them in the trash. I made them from a kit that I bought from a company that sold kits and supplies. I have never seen anything like it since, I probably bought the kits back in the late’70s. They used yellow quilling paper for siding, black roofing and white trim for the bric a brac on the porch. Have you ever seen anything like that? I would sure like to make them again.
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Patricia Smith unfortunately I have not seen anything else like that. Sounds darling.
You should buy a hand winding paper shredder, saves so much time by making the paper strips
You're right, that would be far more efficient... Or even an electric shredder. I was sort of experimenting on this video but I love your idea for future use.
I’m just starting out. I have a kit I ordered from Amazon but I look at it in total fear of failure!! Hopefully I open pi soon!
Hello! I received a beginner set for Christmas and found your wonderful tutorial! Thank you so much and I subscribed to your channel. I love crafts of all kinds.
Oooh, how exciting! Have lots of fun, Connie! I hope to do more quilling videos in this new year!
Excellent information, very pleasant to watch you, thanks so much for putting this up for the rest of us.
Thank you so much!!
Thank you so much! Your tips on the borders really help
You are very welcome
I have to confess I found quilling really frustrating and wrote it off as not for me - wish I'd watched your video first! Your tips to start with a wall to build inside and run the strips over a bone folder first might just get me to give it another try :)
Yes, and another way you can do it is to build your "swirly" pieces first and then glue the border so it isn't so fidgety, lol. ♥
Thanks so much for the video. I saved by knowing that I could do without a kit! I'll try your sources. Gratefully MME
You are very welcome, George. So happy I could be of assistance.
This seems like a great art to learn. I would love to incorporate this with my Hand Lettering. I love your Instagram page. Your work is beautiful.
Thank you, Vanda! You can hand letter a large initial and "trace" it with paper strips and quill the letter. This would be a great way to incorporate it with your current talent. Thanks again for watching and commenting.
Enjoy this video, just learning and this was very helpful! Thank you very much!
My sincere thanks, Elizabeth! I am so happy to hear you enjoyed this and found it to be helpful.
@@MultiplicityCrafts You are very welcome thanks agian x
Great tutorial! Thank you for sharing!
My pleasure, Jen!
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Thank you 😊
Thanks for this
You're very welcome, Nancy.
I loved this crafts thank you so much👌👍😃
K n Swamy Thank you
I love it!!!
As someone who has been quilling for 4 years I appreciate your approach to the on edge technique which is what you are doing at the beginning of your video, however, it is better to apply the glue to the strip a bit at a time :-)
Awesome - thanks so much for your input. With time, I have learned a few more tips than are shown here... haha. I hope you are having lots of fun with your quilling!! Best Wishes!! :)
Great tutorial! Thanks for sharing💗
My pleasure, Barbara! ♥
Thanks for sharing this video tutorial. Great info. Where did you get the sliding paper cutter from?
Thank you so much, Keona! The one I used in the video is discontinued, but here is a link to a comparable one I think you'll love. shrsl.com/3lje4
@@MultiplicityCrafts you're welcome😊😊😊I just learned how to do quilling last year and love it! Depending on the projects, can sometimes be time consuming, but the finished product definitely makes it worth the time to make it🥰🥰🥰🥰
Thank you for sharing
My pleasure! 😊
I love the look of quilling, but I am just not that great at it!! I need to try again with your great video playing!!!
You're so sweet, Lindsay! Thanks so much! ♥♥♥
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This was amazing. I am just starting to do quilling and stuff so this was very helpful with the border thing
That's great to hear - thanks so much for letting me know! I am planning on doing more quilling videos in the future. :)
@@MultiplicityCrafts can't wait
Would it be easier to wrap the strip around the cup you traced, maybe 2 layers....then glue it to your drawn circle?....It made me so nervous just to watch you struggle, it seemed so fiddly, to have to mess with it,like that But that is probably just me, other than the circle part,I think I will like trying this, thank you!
Yes, there are definitely easier ways. I was a newbie in this video and trying it the way I'd seen it done... but I like your idea better. :)
Very nice!
Thank you, sis!
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Thank you ☺️
Also, you replied to a comment below that it took you several evenings to complete the "shamrocks" in your video. Will you please let me know why that is so? Was it because of having to let individual pieces dry before moving on to the next ones? If so, which pieces had to dry and what piece(s) did you make first? Thanks for any and all advice. Keep crafting. 😊
Hi Curtrice, Thank you for your kind comments. 😊 You'd asked a couple of questions... first off, the shamrock piece took me a while to make as a whole since I quilled a ton of tiny circles for the rainbow in the finished piece. The shamrocks took me just a few minutes each - they are super easy and the glue dries quickly also. But the rainbow took quite some time. Also, yes, I'd be happy to plan another future video to show how to make other shapes. Thanks again for your encouragement! Hugs, Maranda
I love to watch you but I dont think I have the patience!!
Hehe... it's definitely not for everyone, lol. :) The piece I showed at the end with the shamrocks and rainbow took me several evenings to complete.
can you tell me where you got that ruler with all the circles on it from?
i love this! how can you frame iy
Thank you. Do you mean how do I make the paper frame or how to frame your finished piece?
@@MultiplicityCrafts how to frame the finished piece
@@n.parker9607 It would be best to use a frame without glass... but, if you want glass in the frame, you can always frame using a shadow box since the frames are deeper.
@@MultiplicityCrafts thamk you so much
Your shamrock piece is super cute! Want to try this. My problem is getting the creative idea in my head as to what to make. :( I'm more a see something I like and then recreate it.
R Hull-Nicholls Thanks so much! You can find lots of great quilling ideas on Instagram and Pinterest as I am sure you are already aware. 😊 Or, you can even get ideas from paintings. Have fun!
Hi I have ordered a quilling kit from Amazon and I was wondering if you could cut up construction paper for this craft? Thank you
Hi Tina, You could use construction paper but it would be a lot more challenging to manage since it does not have the stability of cardstock. If you use cardstock, I would recommend a 60 pound. Have lots of fun creating. I hope to produce more quilling videos this year. :)
@@MultiplicityCrafts I checked my local michaels craft store and they only carry 65 pound card stock will that be too heavy to use? Also what about old cards such as birthday cards any occasion cards will that work as well?
Tina Jarvis The 65lb. Cardstock is perfect! 🙂 Other cards could work if they are near the same weight.
@@MultiplicityCrafts Thank you for getting back to me and letting me know. Also will a electric straight cut paper shredder work for the correct cut and length?
Tina Jarvis yes, it should work great. Most paper shredders cut evenly and at the approximate thickness you would want for quilling, but if you run into trouble you can either cut your own on a paper trimmer or order pre-cut quilling strips.
I used a rounder, is that ok???
I apologize, I am unsure what a rounder is.
I need Ștefan cel mare's throne, can you help me pls? A tutorial
I am just a beginner myself, so I may not be the best resource for that. Sorry.
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