Jane Woolley hacepulce4as

+marty8885 No, I don´t apply anything. I use acid-free paper that keep its color longer

+Judith Ferreira Yes, I will

Judith Ferreira

+allispinkk The tool is very easy to make. This is the pad I used: www.amazon.com/Quilling-Board-Slotted-Tool/dp/B00RZUXZHI/ref=sr_1_298?ie=UTF8&qid=1445196904&sr=8-298&keywords=quilling+tool In the video I showed the back part. You just take this pad and insert needles into the side of it, at equal distances between them

yes, I use Aleene's clear gel tacky glue...it dries faster and is strong

Thanks hun! I'm in the UK so will have to see if it's available here xx

Kim Turner по больше бы показ из овоща

+artfullymade4u I will soon post pictures on my Facebook page

+Tracey Holdway I usually use the letter size (A 4) length so they are 11 in (30 cm) long. For the leaf that uses different sizes I glued two strips together, so the longer one has 22 in (60 cm). Then I cut the strips two by two in a decreasing way. I usually do not measure them, they just need to be smaller and also use a smaller circle size. For the outer layers I just go around two or three times, depending on how I want it to look

No, I don't use anything, but no piece will fall. I glue them with a good glue (clear gel tacky glue) and I also use the usual white school glue and they are so well glued that if I do a mistake and I want to detach it from the base, I need to make an effort to take it apart (that well it is glued). Don't worry about falling....they will never fall because it's paper and paper is light and the glue gets in the paper and bonds the pieces very well together

Richa Agarwal they are 3 mm wide

Hi Sara, I believe I used 45/60 cm frame size for this work. I usually use the same cardstock I use for the flowers or leaves as background, which I glue on the glass or wood of the frame using solid glue (this prevents waving due to the wet glue). You can see how I did it in this video:kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rNmCrcWXrbeWn30.html

thank you Samanda....I don't sell them for now

i invite you to my channel as well... i would love it if you could make me a dove with a olive branch in its mouth...GOD BLESS U

It depends on what you prefer. I use 180 grams (65 lb) cardstock that I cut with a paper shredder or with a cutter, but you can also use already precut quilling strips that are thinner. I prefer thicker paper rather than thinner

Thank you

Ayani Art hello...adding to the question, is this the kind of paper, that wont age with the time? same papers, loose color, fade, or bent....thanks

I use acid free cardstock and until now I didn't have issues with it. However, make sure you don't place the final product in direct sunlight. I don't use anything to protect my work, but if you want to make sure it will last, you can use a UV protection spray. Watch this video for more details: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ep9ohpSBtJqql4E.html

+Julie Bray I bought it in Spain four years ago....I am not sure where you can buy it online

+James Netusil I use Aleene´s clear gel tacky glue, but the container is different. I bought it in Norway. You can buy any type of dual tip glue pen and then refill it with the glue you like. An example of the glue you can buy is this: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0086RJ12C?keywords=dual%20tip%20glue&qid=1449356990&ref_=sr_1_7&sr=8-7

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+Amani Ahmed It´s paper, not fabric

u can get this in stationary shop....the name of paper is quilling paper

+Tariq Almds I do have an account on Etsy, but I do not sell my work for now...I will in a few months

+Jayshree Shinde 3 mm wide

+bileca bolos paper

www.amazon.com/Aleenes-Clear-Gel-Tacky-Glue/dp/B000BY6THS/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1465598404&sr=8-1&keywords=aleen%27s+clear+gel+tacky+glue

Aleene's clear gel tacky glue....I just used a different container

Thank u r very creative minded

I mean the 2nd leave...

although, your work y great

yeah, sorry....I changed it in the last videos :)

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