This caterpillar is made using a basic technique in quilling craft of rolling loose quills. You can make a lot of cute shapes using this technique and enjoy the process of crafting with paper.
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This caterpillar is made using a basic technique in quilling craft of rolling loose quills. You can make a lot of cute shapes using this technique and enjoy the process of crafting with paper.
Fevicol MR, Thick Floral Printed Scrapbook Paper And Handmade Paper, Quilling Strips (Assorted Colours In The Shades Of Green and Yellow), Slotted Quilling Tool Ruler, Pencil, Paper Cutter Or Scissors
Take a thick floral printed scrapbook paper Draw and cut a rectangle measuring 2" x 6" in size
Take assorted green and yellow coloured quilling strips or you may choose the colours of your choice Make loose quills in reducing sizes, the biggest loose quill is about 1" in diameter The other loose quills are proportionately smaller in size You may cut the quilling strips to make the smaller quills
Take a white quilling strip, fold and cut it into two equal parts Roll it into loose quills for the eyes Take a black quilling strip, fold and cut it into two equal parts Roll tight quills for the eye balls
Arrange the rolled quills, to form a caterpillar and stick it on a thick handmade paper using Fevicol MR Leave it to dry
Cut the handmade paper along the shape of the caterpillar leaving a gap of about 2mm Stick the caterpillar cut out on the printed floral strip cut earlier