Quilled Animals
20 Cute Creatures to Coil and Shape
Published on 15. May 2020
Book
Paperback/Softback
48 pages
978-1-78221-819-7 (ISBN)
Description
This delightful book provides 20 easy yet imaginative designs covering a range of animals such as cats, dogs, sheep, a hippopotamus, a fox, giraffes and an alpaca, and includes three-dimensional designs. The projects are cute and whimsical, and quick to make. They will appeal to experienced quillers looking for new ideas and inspiration, as well as beginners who wish to take up this delightful craft. The completed designs can be used to decorate greetings cards, picture frames, invitations, and many other stationery and household items.
Reviews / Votes
We've yet to meet a papercrafter that doesn't want to try quilling, and for good reason. While it's a precise and time-consuming task, the finished product speaks for itself - or roars, in this case. With Quilled Animals you can test your tool with 20 separate designs, each as wild as the last: a dalmatian, giraffe, squirrels and even a bear practising magic are some of our favourites. This has 'gift for the grandkids' written all over. It's just a case of picking which animal would make them smile the most. * PaperCrafter * Get twirling those paper strips with this fun book of twenty animals. Decorate cards, boxes and more with these cute critters just by rolling up strips of paper with a simple tool. Sound like fun? Let's take a look!If this book looks familiar, then you already have Twenty to Make: Quilled Animals published in 2015. This is a larger format edition with a more spaced out look allowing you to see in greater detail all the attractive designs. It purports to be a book even a total beginner can use and if you are good at picking things up do have a go.
In here you can find a list of everything you require, plus the author's website, www.jjquilling.co.uk, which sells all the relevant items. There is also a page of tips on how to get eccentric coils looking their best, make fringes, flowers, and shape pegs. The rest of the book contains the projects, all of which have a page of instructions facing a whole page photograph of the finished work, complete with attractive chalked background. This addition really sets the designs off to perfection and adds a very professional finish.
The animals themselves are all on the cute side and cover a wide range of tastes and occasions. Choose from a rabbit for Easter or Rudolph for Christmas, pets (dog and cat), farm animals such as a donkey, sheep and llama, woodland creatures (fox, squirrel and hedgehog) or more exotic choices such as a lion, hippo, giraffe and elephant. Each design comes with a list of what you need, and some designs are smaller for cards or box toppers, others more for pictures. None are aimed at the advanced quiller and won't take too long to create but making each one teaches many essential quilling techniques. This is a lovely book that is sure to please beginner to intermediate level quillers. -- Rachel A Hyde * myshelf.com *
More details
Language
English
Place of publication
Tunbridge Wells
United Kingdom
Illustrations
85 Illustrations, color
Dimensions
Height: 235 mm
Width: 190 mm
Thickness: 4 mm
Weight
168 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-78221-819-7 (9781782218197)
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Person
Diane Boden has been quilling for the best part of 40 years. She has written three books on the subject and has created designs for a number of craft magazines. In the 1990s she gained accreditation for her quilling from The Quilling Guild, and was awarded fellowship in 2007.
Together with her husband, Diane continues to own and run a quilling supply business, making all their own strips to supply customers all over the world. Closer to home, she has a regular class, runs occasional workshops and teaches residential courses at Denman College, run by the WI (Women's Institute), in Oxfordshire. She remains fascinated by the endless possibilities waiting to be found in a single strip of paper.
Together with her husband, Diane continues to own and run a quilling supply business, making all their own strips to supply customers all over the world. Closer to home, she has a regular class, runs occasional workshops and teaches residential courses at Denman College, run by the WI (Women's Institute), in Oxfordshire. She remains fascinated by the endless possibilities waiting to be found in a single strip of paper.
Content
Introduction?4
Tools and materials?6
Techniques?7
Sheep?8
Bunny 10
Dog 12
Donkey 14
Flying Pigs 16
Hippo 18
Cat?20
Pandas?22
Lion?24
Monkey?26
Alpaca?28
Elephant?30
Fox?32
Grey Squirrel?34
Mouse?36
Giraffe?38
Hedgehog?40
Reindeer?42
Koala Bears?44
Dancing Bear?46
Tools and materials?6
Techniques?7
Sheep?8
Bunny 10
Dog 12
Donkey 14
Flying Pigs 16
Hippo 18
Cat?20
Pandas?22
Lion?24
Monkey?26
Alpaca?28
Elephant?30
Fox?32
Grey Squirrel?34
Mouse?36
Giraffe?38
Hedgehog?40
Reindeer?42
Koala Bears?44
Dancing Bear?46