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Summer Bouquet

By Beryl Ormston

Materials Required:

2mm Quilling paper: Pale Pink, Pink and

Deep Pink.

3mm Quilling paper: Deep Pink, Purple and

Pale Green.

10mm Quilling paper: White and Deep Pink.

Scraps of Lilac and Mid Blue paper.

Butterfly paper punch.

Tweezers.

Quilling tool.

P.V.A. Craft adhesive.

Card mount: AP70R-56, Textura Ivory.

To Make The Card:

Background Flowers:

Using small pieces of

2mm wide paper 1 to

2cm in length make lots

of open coils as shown

(centre enlarged to show

detail) in all three shades

of pink, don’t glue the

ends of the coils. You

may prefer to roll these

with fingers rather than a tool to get nice tight

centres and avoid the coils being too big.

Glue the card mount closed and using the

assembly diagram overleaf to guide you, glue

the coils directly into the aperture to make the

tall background flowers. Continue them under-

neath the top fringed flower but not under the

lower one.

Leaves:

Make 10 of these

using 3mm pale green

paper in three different

sizes as follows.

Make 5 using 1 ⁄ 4

lengths, 3 using 1 ⁄ 8 lengths and 2 using a 1 ⁄ 2 length.

Wind a coil onto the quilling tool, remove from

the tool and drop it onto the work surface to

allow it to unroll a little. Glue the end then pinch

the coil at opposite sides pushing them towards

each other slightly to shape.

As the pieces are small and fiddly the easiest

way to stick them onto the card is as follows.

Put a little glue onto an old saucer or on a spare

piece of card. Pick up each coil in turn with a

pair of fine tweezers, dip the bottom into the

glue and place on the card. The coils should be

placed in a random way so they are all different

ways up, some of them will uncurl a little, this

will add to the floral effect.

Looped Leaf:

Make 1 of these using a short length of 3mm

pale green paper using the side loop method as

shown. The diagram is the correct size for the

leaf.

Actual Size

1. Make a loop in one end of the paper. 2. Fold

the end round to the right and make a small loop

at the right hand side. 3. Fold the end round to

the left and make a small loop at the left hand

side. Cut off the excess paper and glue the end

to keep in shape.

Pink Daisies:

Make 2 of these, using

a 1 ⁄ 2 length of 3mm purple

and a 1 ⁄ 2 length of 10mm

deep pink. Snip into one

edge of the deep pink strip

cutting to about half way

through to make a fringe

as shown.

Put a dab of glue onto

one end of the fringe as

shown and join one end of

the purple on to it.

Starting at the purple

end, wind the paper onto

the tool, continue winding

the pink on then glue the

end of the paper.

Remove the flower

from the tool and gently

fold out the fringe petals.

Roll into a tight peg

and glue the end. Gently

bend out the fringe to

make the flower centre.

Glue the 5 petals in

a circle then glue the

white fringe flower into

the centre.

Assemble the flowers

and leaves onto the card

using the assembly dia-

gram to guide you. Add the lower deep pink

fringe flower first then the top one. The top

flower is glued onto the background flowers

to give it a little extra height so it overlaps the

lower one nicely.

Next add the leaves, the three smallest leaves

are glued onto the background flowers as well.

Finally add the large pink and white flower.

Punch two butterflies from pretty paper and

add them to the card, gluing them on by their

bodies only to leave the wings free. Bend the

wings up slightly to give a more 3D effect.

Large Flower:

Make 1 of these, using a 1 ⁄ 2 length of 10mm

white for the centre and 1 ⁄ 4 lengths of 3mm deep

pink for each petal.

Petals:

Make 5 of these. Make

a loose coil and glue the

end. Gently press the tool

handle into one edge of the coil to make into a

crescent shape.

Centre:

Use a 1 ⁄ 2 length of 10mm

white and cut a fringe as

before.

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