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PAPER QUILLING JHUMKAS
Paper Quilling Jhumkas:
Quilling is an easy and funfilled art. It is an art of rolling, shaping and gluing coloured paper strips to form a design for a decorative piece. Paper strips are rolled to form a coil and then the coil is pinched to form shapes and glued together to form various designs. We can make jewellery of different types starting from small earstuds to large jhumkas. Not only jewellery, decorative articles like flowers, wall hangings, greeting cards, miniatures, boxes, pictures and a lot more can be made with these quilling designs. Different sizes of paper strips are used to make different articles.
Quilling became popular due to its low cost and moreover, it is eco-friendly as it is made out of paper. Due to the simple techniques involved in it quilling can be made by people of all age group. Quilling involves the use of different tools like slotted quilling tool, crimper tool, quilling coach, quilling comb, quilling mould, quilling foam board, tweezer, etc.
Sunday, 31 January 2016
QUILLING MULTI COLOUR JHUMKAS
Quilling multi colour jhumkas made out of paper strips:
Step 1:
Take paper strips of different colours of your choice and glue them together to form a long multicolour strip.
Step 2:
Using a Slotted quilling tool start quilling the multicoloured strip to form a tight coil. Remove the coil from the quilling tool and glue the edge to secure the coil.
Step 3:
Then place the coil on a 3-dimensional shaping tool called a Mini mold and gently press the coil to form a perfect dome shape.
You can also use your fingers to make the dome structure. Apply glue on the inner side of the dome to secure the dome shape. Now the jhumka shape is ready.
Step 4:
Insert an eye pin from the bottom of the jhumka dome. Insert a jhumka cap of your choice on top and make a small loop using a plier.
Step 5:
Attach a hook on the loop. Your paper quilled jhumka is ready.
Repeat the steps for the other jhumka.
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