Quilling Phoenix | Quilling Bird | Greek Mythology Portrait using Paper | Paper Quilling Artwork

As most of you are still in lock-down due to spread of Corona virus, it provides an excellent opportunity to learn something new. I am here to share my hobby of paper quilling with all of you. Learn to make a Portrait of a Greek Mythological Creature Phoenix using Quilling technique in this step by step tutorial by Quilling Guru, Debasish Sarkar.
In Greek mythology, and in the Talmud, a phoenix is a long-lived bird that is cyclically regenerated or born again. It represents transformation, death, and rebirth in its fire.
Before you proceed to make your own copy of this Quilling Artwork you should arrange the following items:
quilling papers, glue, scissor, quilling needle, paper cutter and compass (or anything with a pointed tip).
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[@SVHandmades]

Awesome work

[@QuillingGuru]

Thank you

[@Chandrav279]

V intricate designs 😍👏👏

[@QuillingGuru]

Thanks for your appreciation

[@sunandachakraborty9418]

Wow👍👍

[@QuillingGuru]

Thank you

[@emmagonzalez9701]

Love the work you do...I'm new to paper quilling. What glue do you use?

[@QuillingGuru]

I used fevicol, fevibond and dendrite.... Thank you

[@aakankshapatil1068]

it would be helpful if you attach a sketch of the object!

[@aakankshapatil1068]

a pdf or something!!

[@QuillingGuru]

Okay next time I will take care

[@namrata2387]

The strips used are 3mm or 5 mm or any other size ?

[@QuillingGuru]

It's 5 mm quilling strip.... Thank you

[@Perfectly_imperfect143]

Could you please make a video on how to make tanjore dancing dolls using quilling paper. ....

[@QuillingGuru]

Anything can be made.... So I will try to make that also

[@susanhutson8805]

What is the base you are attaching to ?

[@QuillingGuru]

I used to paste fabriano pastel paper on mount board for base

[@susanhutson8805]

@@QuillingGuru Than you and you also answered the question I failed to ask, and that was about the GSM of your paper. I looked and have it now. Take care and please continue doing such beautiful objects of art :)