LOVE

This is an anniversary gift for my hubby with Quilled typography and random flowers.

Getting into details for the letters I have used 7mm strips and instead of letter 'O' I have used heart shape and quilled it using beehive technique. All the flowers are made using 3mm and 1mm narrow strips joining the basic quilled shapes.

Attaching it to the Indian Quilling Challenge Group IQCG#34 - Love is.

Attaching to IndianCraftRoom#ICRCFEB17.

Attaching to unstampabelleschallenges.

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Earrings Jhumaks

Earrings..... a lot more....loaded with Jhumkas... Its always fun when it comes making jewellery.

The lovely Blue jhumkas with gold beads.

The classic combination of gold and Red.

One more classic Black and White handpainted jhumka.

Lovely Violet jhumkas with matching violet and white beads..

Blue jhumkas to a hoop with matching blue beads...

Lovable pink double layered jhumkas with drop will flaunt your style.

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Quilled Earrings

Its always fun to quill Earrings. These are some of the beautiful jewellery pieces handmade.

Can order by mail if u want to add these to your exquisite collection of earrings.

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Quilled Hibiscus

I'm acting as a guest designer at IQCG Blog this month. They asked me to quill something using my favourite technique. My favourite is to quill  just by attaching paper into designs without using tools.

So, I decided to quill these beautiful hibiscus using this technique. I have used 5mm strips for the entire project. The strips are just neatly cut and attached.

You can visit http://indianquillingchallenge.blogspot.in/2016/12/guest-designer-iqcg33.html to check details.

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Quilled Chrysanthemum

Chrysanthemums take life during winter so I decided to quill them as a welcome to winter.

For the flowers I used 5mm shades of pink quilling paper. Made loose coils then elongated to get the long tear drop shape. For leaves I used shades of green. The bee is made of black, yellow and white strips 5mm each. To get special look I added pearls randomly at the leaf part.

This I have done for IQCG Challenge-31 Bingo. I chose 3rd vertical down with pink, wings and pearl.

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Quilled Peacock

This is my first quilled peacock. Though it took sometime I liked the way it finally turned out. 

I took the outline of peacock from online and quilled it. For the body part I used the beehive technique. The centre part of the feathers are tight coils shaped as tear drops where as all the remaining part were strips and in between I used tight coils and V shaped paper as decoration.  I used green, blue, yellow as my primary colours and all the paper strips are 5mm dimension.

This I have done for IQCG Challenge-29 Incredible India. I chose our National bird peacock as my theme for this challenge.IQCG Challenge-29.

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Banyan tree

Banyan Tree is considered a sacred tree in Hindu mythology so I decided to quill it with inspiration from Suganti Mohan work.
The trunk and roots were quilled marquise from brown strips. The leaf part is quilled using beehive technique from different variations of green colour.