What is the process for making a paper rose with quilling?
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Cut a strip of paper 3/8 inch x 7 inches. Slip one end of the strip into a slotted tool from the left. Hold the tool vertically in your right hand, the strip in your left, and begin to roll the tool toward the left. Use your left hand to bend the strip straight up at a 90 degree angle.
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Swetha J
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Hold the strip in place with your index finger, using your other hand make a fold in the strip. The strip should now run parallel to the quilling tool. Wind the tool to absorb the fold and a little extra, leave a couple of millimetres and make another fold. Repeat the process until the entire strip is...
read more Hold the strip in place with your index finger, using your other hand make a fold in the strip. The strip should now run parallel to the quilling tool. Wind the tool to absorb the fold and a little extra, leave a couple of millimetres and make another fold. Repeat the process until the entire strip is quilled. read less
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Cut a strip of paper 3/8 inch x 7 inches. Slip one end of the strip into a slotted tool from the left. Hold the tool vertically in your right hand, the strip in your left, and begin to roll the tool toward the left. Use your left hand to bend the strip straight up at a 90 degree angle.
read more Cut a strip of paper 3/8 inch x 7 inches. Slip one end of the strip into a slotted tool from the left. Hold the tool vertically in your right hand, the strip in your left, and begin to roll the tool toward the left. Use your left hand to bend the strip straight up at a 90 degree angle. read less
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Swetha J
Advanced High School Teacher for Mathematics , Science, Biology and Telugu of 5 years experience
Hold the strip in place with your index finger, using your other hand make a fold in the strip. The strip should now run parallel to the quilling tool. Wind the tool to absorb the fold and a little extra, leave a couple of millimetres and make another fold. Repeat the process until the entire strip is...
read more Hold the strip in place with your index finger, using your other hand make a fold in the strip. The strip should now run parallel to the quilling tool. Wind the tool to absorb the fold and a little extra, leave a couple of millimetres and make another fold. Repeat the process until the entire strip is quilled. read less
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