PearlPanel.pdf

Pearl Panel

By Hazel Lee

MATERIALS REQUIRED:

3mm Quilling Paper White with Pink Edge

(or plain white and a pink ink pad).

Wadding and White Silky Fabric.

Pink 3mm and 15mm Satin Ribbon.

Needle and Pink Thread.

Strung Pearl Beads: BEA25.

Peel Off Stickers: XL218U-02 Wording and

XL295U-02 Borders and Corners.

2 Green Leaves: LEA07.

Half Pearl Gems: GEM69.

4mm Round Pearl Beads and Oval Pearl Beads.

Pair of Compasses.

Quilling Tool.

Double Sided Tape: ADH13.

UHU General Purpose Adhesive: ADH01.

Card Mount: SF01C-106 Centura Pearl Baby Blue.

TO MAKE THE CARD:

2. Place the glued end into a fine quilling tool and

wind to leave a loop as the picture.

3. Pinch the loop to give a shorter straight side and a

lovely curved side to the loop. If using pink edged,

make 6 with the coil at one end and 6 at the other.

4. Make 2 loose coils using 5cm lengths and allowing

them to expand to about 8mm diameter.

5. Use a 10cm length to make a loose coil and pinch

to a teardrop.

If using plain white quilling paper, place them all

on a clean sheet with half the scrolled loops one end

and the rest with the scroll at the other. Press an ink

pad lightly onto the shapes to colour the top edge.

Use the actual size photo on the following page

for guidance. Begin at the top of the circle. Place

two of the scrolled shapes, coils together at the 12

o’clock position. Glue in place using UHU, making

Cut a circle of white card measuring 80mm in dia-

meter. Cut a piece of wadding to the same size and

a circle of fabric to approximately 100mm diameter.

I used a silky fabric with a pretty swirl pattern printed

onto it, a plain fabric with tiny peel-off dots would

look very similar.

Place a little bit of double sided tape in the centre

of the card disc and stick the wadding onto it. Turn

the disc wadding-side down and place double sided

tape around the edge of the circle, remove the back-

ing. Place the silky fabric over the wadding and fold

the edges to the back to give a neat and smooth

front, sticking it to the tape to hold it in place. Tape

this to the card front placing it central from side to

side and 2cm from the top edge.

1. Cut a 12cm length of quilling paper, loop in half

and glue the ends together for about 2cm of the

length. Make 12 of these.

All Approx. Actual Size

the straight part bend along the padded circle.

Add another scroll to each side placing the

looped side next to the one that is already on

the card then add another each side placing

the coiled end next to the coil already on the

card.

Do the same again, working from the bot-

tom centre and up both sides, there will be a

little gap at 3 o’clock and 9 o’clock, use the

loose coils to fill this gap. Add the teardrop

shape between the two coils at the bottom of

the circle.

Glue a round pearl between each pair of

coils and an oval pearl at each join between

the loops.

Actual Size

RIBBON FLOWERS:

Thread a sewing needle with a 15cm length

(approx) of pink thread. Cut five 4cm lengths

of 15mm pink ribbon. Please note: these dia-

grams are much smaller than actual size.

6. Fold one of the pieces of ribbon at a right

angle in the centre (if you are using a single

sided ribbon it should be face down) making

an ‘L’ shape.

7. Fold point 1 back to meet behind point 2

and creasing at point 3, place the two ends neatly

together (see pic 8 for (face down) shape result).

8. Use the threaded needle to nip the fabric at each

corner, going through both layers of ribbon. Leave

this petal on the needle and make 4 more in the

same way, placing each one on the needle as it is

done and keeping them all face down.

Once all five petals are done, slip them along the

needle and onto the thread, remove the needle and

tie the thread into a loop pulling it so the petals form

a flower, each petal will get a lovely dip in the centre

which gives a nice shape. Tie off firmly and leave the

thread long.

Thread the needle with the longest of the ends,

take through the centre of the flower to the front, add

a bead and go back through the flower. Add more

beads in the same way to form a nice flower centre,

you will need 6 or 7 beads to circle the first. Tie off

the thread and cut off the excess.

Glue the two leaves to the circle as shown, add

3 or 4 lengths of pearl beading to look nice, then

glue the flower over the top.

Add the peel-off wording, scrolls and bow below

the work using the picture for guidance. Stick silver

corners to the card corners and add the border

between them. Finish with a tiny half pearl on each

corner and one on the pink bow.

VARIATION:

This version features a panel with punched edges

(PPU161) mounted onto a white card. The circle is a

disc of white card covered with angel hair paper and

mounted using sticky fixers. I’ve kept the colours

simple by using white leaves and silver ribbon.

All the pretty glitter hearts, both outline and filled

are from ZL800U-42. The small glitter hearts are

placed into the punched border holes and the outline

hearts for the corners are stuck onto silver card, cut

out and mounted using sticky fixers.

Spring 2011

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