After visiting Custom Quilling’s blog post about quilling and scroll saw woodworking, I wanted to see if I could make some ornaments using wood cut outs. I ventured into Michaels craft store and found some that I thought might work.
I painted them all white and then started working on the dove. I wanted to fill it all in with white quilling and wanted it to look like feathers, so I used the comb method. For the tail, I used marquis shapes.
Once I filled in the open spaces, I then added a green piece to represent the olive branch.
I then added a coat of sealant to protect it and a sprinkling of iridescent glitter. Have you figured out I am addicted to glitter yet? (It’s appropriate that I work in a preschool where we use it a lot.)
Here is my finished dove.
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This is so beautiful Jennifer…i love the concept of a wooden frame and quilling coming together…your dove is going to fly high..thanks for sharing 🙂
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Thank you so much- I wanted to try after seeing one on the quilling stores post. Thank you for taking the time to visit and comment 🙂
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This is so innovative Jennifer ! And your combing has come our perfect!!! 🙂
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Thanks- haven’t done too much combing yet. I made a fairy and her wings were all combing. Let’s just say it was a definite challenge 😂
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I am in awe of people who can quill. I have neither the dexterity nor the patience to make it work. This is really beautiful.
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Thank you ☺️ it can be quite tedious! So glad you’ve stopped by.
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Love it! I love the texture combination!
Thanks for stopping by my blog and following!
Peace, Tamara
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Thank you! It is something different😊
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