This (below) is the white poinsettia card from Super Saturday. I originally had planned to have everyone make only green or burgundy, but I thought white would be really pretty, too. Good thing my mental image was right on course. I actually think that the white cards are the prettiest of them all now that I've made some. I guess it's just a personal preference, though, because when sharing these photos with my quilling yahoo group, the vote was still undecided about which color was their favorite.
Here's all the cards we did:
It was fun teaching, but I think if I'm asked to do it again next year, I'm going to teach an even simpler card. Maybe I won't teach at all - maybe Megan can do her stamping cards. Then I can actually get the other things I signed up for finished at the super saturday. But, honestly, if asked, I'm not turning anyone down. I love sharing this art form with anyone willing to learn.
Job well done, these are stunning!
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Denise
Thank you! That really means a lot coming from a veteran quiller like you, Denise!
ReplyDeleteWow, these are gorgeous - I love the way you've used the various green shades and blue shades to do the robes. Very very nice indeed.
ReplyDeleteI'm going to start making white ones now and maybe I'll have them done for next Christmas.... I still think they would make awesome winter wedding invitations!
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This is breathtaking! Thanks for sharing! :)
ReplyDeleteI especially like the second nativity--very elegant! Thanks for sharing your work :)!
ReplyDeleteYour quilling is exquisite! We are looking for a nativity quilling pattern. Will you share where you got your pattern or if they are yours, will you consider sharing?
ReplyDeleteMost of my nativities are adaptations of either stained glass nativities or coloring pages depicting nativities.
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