Quilled graduate girl

When we got the news of graduation of our niece, I decided to do something to gift her, and here is a miniature girl in her graduate dress. I will not say, I have made full justice in making this girl perfect, but I am sure it looks like a girl in her graduation dress.

Beaded Ear danglers

After making the beaded neck set with head pins and beads I tried out my hands in making ear danglers using the same method. They turned out to be really cute and I gifted them to my cousins who loved wearing them. Ofcourse the black one in this collection is for some one who loves black just like the way I love it.

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Noddy my childhood favourite

Not just during my childhood even now if I get a chance I would like to read Noddy and get transformed into that world of toys. I can even now hear the jingle of Noddy's bell. I jumped up in joy when I saw a quilled image of Noddy and I tried to replicate it in my own way and was successful too. Here is my dear Noddy. He is smaller than my hand. Smiling and happy.

Beaded sets

I have always wanted to try beaded sets, though learnt beading from my mom in my childhood days, I have forgot the method of doing it right. But when I saw a particular design online, I wanted to try it out and I searched for the tutorial to do it which ofcourse I got it.

The set was made using headpins, and beads. Arranging it in zigzag way, this set went viral. My niece who saw the design wanted me to make her one in blue and white.

Fluorescent colours in quilling

Many a times the fluorescent colours gives a dazzling effect. When I got a chance to use them, I preferred using them in jhumkas and studs rather than in neck sets. The colours did change after varnishing. So decided that these colours are suitable only for artistic work like designs on envelops or other art work. Nevertheless there were people who grabbed those too.

Embossed painting by kids

Holidays are fun for kids but at the same time quite troublesome for parents. Got a few embossed painting kits for kids and made them paint in them. These kits contain a black canvas sheet with raw design in grey, brush and glass paints. But personally I felt that the paints and brush are not suitable for the same. So I got the kids acrylic colour and different brushes and asked them to paint it. After it dried ironed it at the back to give a puffed up look and the out come is definitely awesome.