Hello! It's been a while :), don't worry I did not forget about you guys but had a little holiday and no quilling tools with me so the progress at my work in progress project is quite slow.
Small update picture:
The progress is not that big and not quite my pattern but it's looking good, long way to go, but in the mean while I decided to do a small Christmas theme project, a SNOWMAN. I know it's not Christmas this month but you can never start to early and I really needed a small project to give me a boost in confidence and to see something finished.
Started with copping white paper and finding out that the paper is not a perfect rectangular ( my mind was blown away). I'm using 180g/m2 paper from a old sketchbook that I did not used.
So after the initial shock.. chop chop and ended up with some 14 cm/8.5 cm paper and little papers. Why exactly 14/8.5 :D It's a secret and I will reveal it later, but not later in this post, later this year . Here picture with chop paper:
I looked and looked at other snowma'ns ( I know they are not hard to do but quilling snowman's are so nice), I decided to try one sort off 3D-ish.
Snowman body:
I forgot to take pictures. First picture I took was of the finished body, so I have a nice little 1 black strip + 2 white strips for a button ( the down button), made it 3D , another 3D button white white next to it, and a white strip that coils against the 2.
No snowman can be a snowman without his had:
Small update picture:
Started with copping white paper and finding out that the paper is not a perfect rectangular ( my mind was blown away). I'm using 180g/m2 paper from a old sketchbook that I did not used.
So after the initial shock.. chop chop and ended up with some 14 cm/8.5 cm paper and little papers. Why exactly 14/8.5 :D It's a secret and I will reveal it later, but not later in this post, later this year . Here picture with chop paper:
Snowman body:
I forgot to take pictures. First picture I took was of the finished body, so I have a nice little 1 black strip + 2 white strips for a button ( the down button), made it 3D , another 3D button white white next to it, and a white strip that coils against the 2.
Snowman head:
Started whit nose and eyes (3D of course).
Added like on the body a white coiled strip. Not a handsome snowman but it works, have faith in the process.
Glue everything together and put a scarf scroll.
Snowman IS ALIVE.
He has a nice personality.
Side note: started to make numbers for my advent calendar, "1" looks abstract, so that I've been told :)
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