In
my first post about quilling, I shared about how I discovered this fine art when I bought butterflies and flowers from Country Crafts, Ayala Cebu.
Of the items that I bought, I was most amazed with the butterflies since I love butterflies. I also thought it was very difficult to make and so at first I only contented myself with making quilled flowers.
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my store-bought quilled butterflies |
Thankfully, I found
this blog that has instructions on how to make a quilled butterfly. By looking at it, I was finally able to grasp how the butterfly's thorax and abdomen are made. That is, by rolling a triangular sheet of paper.
I changed how the antenna was placed though as instead of attaching them to the thorax, I glued it to one end of the triangular sheet of paper before rolling the said paper to give it a cleaner and more polished look. Below are my some of my quilled butterfly creations.
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my very own quilled butterfly creations |