Art for children. Quilling, paper twisting technique - CACTUS flowers
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Making something with your own hands is an enjoyable activity giving you a lot of experience and pleasure. If you haven`t tried yourself in quilling or paper twisting technique, then it`s time to start learning yourself and teaching your child. Art quills is exciting and useful for improving your kid`s manual skills. Here is a masterclass on quilling for beginners. Your daughter will twist these marvelous CACTUS flowers with rapt attention and you`ll have the chance to help and devote your free time to her. Let`s start.
For one flower:
Glue the white paper tape length 15 cm, white fringed paper 4 mm broad and 2 cm long with lilac fringed 10 mm broad and 2 cm long. Beginning with the end of the white paper twist tight spiral, glue the end. When the glue dries, unbend the fringed strips carefully outside.
Assembly:
Glue the stems on the cardboard, at the end of each stem glue one green leaf, then on both sides of them glue the rest leaves in pairs; distribute brown leaves and flowers at will between green leaves at full length of the stems.
Quilling is a fascinating and astonishing activity. A lot of wonderful things can be made with this technique: flowers, animals, butterflies, cards and other spectacular things.
For one flower:
Glue the white paper tape length 15 cm, white fringed paper 4 mm broad and 2 cm long with lilac fringed 10 mm broad and 2 cm long. Beginning with the end of the white paper twist tight spiral, glue the end. When the glue dries, unbend the fringed strips carefully outside.
Assembly:
Glue the stems on the cardboard, at the end of each stem glue one green leaf, then on both sides of them glue the rest leaves in pairs; distribute brown leaves and flowers at will between green leaves at full length of the stems.
Quilling is a fascinating and astonishing activity. A lot of wonderful things can be made with this technique: flowers, animals, butterflies, cards and other spectacular things.
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