Here's another flower tutorial for you. These are really easy to make and I would think everyone will have all the equipment for them.
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1. Here's what you'll need to make these flowers. Glue, scissors, quilling tool, circles of light weight card or paper- plain or patterned, and something to colour the circles if you're using plain paper. I used distress inks and apply it with Cut 'n' Dry Foam. I use nesties to cut the circles and prefer the smaller size, but that's just a personal thing.
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2. Colour your card however you choose, you could use ProMarkers/Copics if you want them to match your card perfectly.
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3&4. Starting at the edge of the circle cut a continuous line to the centre
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5. With the quillng tool, place the end of the cut circle into the slot on the tool.
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6&7. Roll the tool so that the paper winds round the end, continue all the way till you get to the centre.
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8. Release the quilling tool and tuck the centre of the circle underneath, this is where you'll glue the flower.
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9. Now pull the centre towards you to loosen the coil, fiddle about with it till you're happy.
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10. Now add a blob of glue to the centre bit and push it together between your thumb and finger, so your thumb is pressing into the top of the flower.
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And that's it! You can play around with different size cirlcles and the depth at which you cut, I keep the depth narrow due to postage costs..... lol They're also nice with a bit of glitter added around the top edge.
ENJOY!