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Tight Roll sometimes called a
peg or a tight circle - roll evenly from one end of a paper strip to
another. Hold for a moment before gluing; glue without uncoiling any of it.
When a pattern has a reference to a peg it is usually used to hold up part
of a pattern or shape. Top |
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Loose Roll - roll evenly from one end of a strip of
paper to the other end. Let it uncoil to the size that you want it. Then
glue the end to the roll. To get uniform sizes in your rolls place in the
quilling design board so that the roll will only open to the size you wish.
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Tear Drop – roll a loose roll
pinch one end into a point and leave the other end rounded.
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Marquise some times called eye
or diamond – roll a loose roll pinch both ends to form a point at each end.
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Square some times called a diamond
– roll a loose roll pinch four corners into the roll at equal distances
around the roll. Top |
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Body - Roll a loose roll and squish
it flat between two fingers. Top |
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Petal – sometimes called a shaped
tear drop. Roll a tear drop and put a bend in the point. Top |
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Pressed Heart – sometimes
called a rolled heart or shield – roll a loose roll with one end pinched
twice make an indentation between the points by pushing the handle of the
quilling tool into the center wrapping the pinched ends around the tool.
Leave the opposite end rounded. Top |
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Holly Leaf – roll a square and
put a slight indentation in between each of the points. Top |
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Half Moon sometimes called
crescent roll – roll a loose roll slightly pinch two points into the roll
indenting between the two points. Top |
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Shaped Marquise sometimes
called leaf shape – roll a marquise. Bend the points slightly in opposite
directions. Top |
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Bunny Ear – this is just like
the half moon only the points are more defined. Top |
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Half Circle – roll a loose
circle press one side of it to form a flat side. Top |
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Grape Roll - make a tight roll
then gently push the center out slightly forming a type of dome. Use your
finger for a more rounded form or one of the quilling tools for a more
pointed form. Be careful you don't push too much or it will ruin the roll.
After getting the roll to the desired shape place a thin layer of glue on
the inside to maintain the shape of the roll. Top |
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Arrow sometimes called a dart –
make a loose roll push down the center pinch the two ends and point the
bottom. Top |
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Star – make a square push the sides
in to form inside points. Top |
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Rectangle – make a loose roll,
pinch the roll making four points unlike the square make two sides longer
than the other two. Top |
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Triangle - roll a loose roll
pinch three corners into it like a half circle with a corner instead of a
rounded end. Top |
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Tulip - Roll a loose roll shape
into a half circle and in-between the two corners add a third corner
sticking striate up. Top |
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Shaped Tear Drop – make a tear drop
shape then curl the top point to one side.
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Fringed Flower - take a
wide strip of paper (1/4 inch or larger) and put a fringe on it eater using
the fringing tool or scissors. Then roll into a tight roll and glue. When
the glue is dry open up the fringed part of the flower to its desired
fullness. If desired use the needle tool to curl some of the fringes.
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Fringed Flower
w/Center - take a wide strip of paper (1/4 inch or larger) and put a
fringe on it eater using the fringing tool or scissors. Then attach a thin
strip of paper to it (1/8 inch or smaller) by gluing at one end. After the
glue is dry roll into a tight roll starting with the thin strip of paper and
glue. When the glue is dry open it up to its desired fullness. If desired
use the needle tool to curl some of the fringes. Top |
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Figure 8 – pinch the top and
bottom of a loose roll then glue together leaving the ends rounded. Top |
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Fan – like the marquise only the
center is down to the bottom and the top is much bigger than the bottom.
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