Tutorial on making handmade paper flower wall decorations
Paper quilling tutorials in the past were usually relatively simple, mainly focusing on making a flower or an animal image. Many friends who like paper quilling must have been dissatisfied with such a simple production. No, it doesn’t matter. Today’s highly engineering paper-quilling tutorial will definitely satisfy you. This illustrated tutorial for making quilled paper flower wall decorations explains and enumerates the basic elements that need to be combined in making quilled paper flower wall, so any friend who likes quilled paper handmade can easily complete this tutorial, pick it up now Start making your own paper quilling tools.
Paper quilling is actually a very simple and interesting handmade paper art. If you don’t know much about quilling paper, you can first read this basic paper quilling tutorial and you will have a better understanding of paper quilling: Paper quilling Basic tutorial (paper flower making example).
1. First make the main element of the paper flower wall, the paper flower. The first thing to make here is the base of the paper flower. A circular paper piece with a diameter of 22 mm is used. The paper piece is then cut along a radius and then pasted to form a funnel-shaped structure.
2. Then start making the petals. Place the 15 cm long quilling paper strips in the quilling paper calipers with a diameter of 18 mm to make loose rolls. One petal needs to make two such structures, and at the same time, place the long quilling strips of other colors. Place the 15cm quilling paper strip into a 12mm quilling paper caliper and make it into a loose roll. Only one petal needs to be made. Press it into a teardrop shape, then overlap two red paper teardrops with one purple paper teardrop.
3. Wrap a circle of paper strips around the outside to fix the shape of the paper petals, and stick it to the base made in the first step.
4. Each paper flower requires six paper petals and a basic paper base.
5. Now make the structure of the stamen part of the quilling paper. Use a thinner paper quilling strip to glue onto a wider quilling paper strip, and cut the upper part of the wider quilling paper strip into thin strips.
