For the folks who use hot glue, I might recommend a glue pot so you can just dip the end of each petal. Less drippy, more accurate. If needed you can also blow away strings with a hair dryer set on cool, or a heat gun held some distance away.
Thank you for another wonderful and easy to follow video, can’t wait to make some coneflowers. One question, I think you stated you were using 1/8” paper strips, the pale yellow looks to be a bit wider, is that 1/4”?
Ha! Good eye! That pack of yellow was cut slightly wider from the manufacturer but was packaged at 1/8”. It’s not a full 1/4” but it’s a hair over 1/8” 🙂
La colla Tacky è un po' più spessa e tiene insieme i pezzi più velocemente anche prima che si asciughi. Lo uso quando voglio modellare i pezzi prima che la colla si asciughi, come su questo fiore, o per tenere velocemente i pezzi di quilling 3D.
Just amazing! Thank you.
Thank you for watching!
It’s always a good day when I,see you made a video! Thank you for showing us this flower. Very nice!
That's so sweet! Thank you!
Wonderful!
Many thanks!
Que hermosas flores la técnica de colocar los petalos es muy ingeniosa, y de distintos colores se ven divinas 🥰
¡Gracias! me encantan los colores vivos tambien 🤩
You are an amazing teacher
Hermosos, gracias por compartir tus creaciones.⚘
Love, love, love this tutorial. Thank You for sharing!!
Thank you so much for watching!
AWESOME! One of my favorite!
Thank you so much for watching!
Super nice upload friend. Thank you for sharing. Love it 😍
Thank you! 🤩
WOW! These are soooo beautiful!!!!
Thank you! 🤩
Thank you for another great video ❤️
So glad you like it! Thanks for watching!
For the folks who use hot glue, I might recommend a glue pot so you can just dip the end of each petal. Less drippy, more accurate. If needed you can also blow away strings with a hair dryer set on cool, or a heat gun held some distance away.
Thanks for the tips!
very pretty! thank you
Awwww, thanks so much!
Thank you for another wonderful and easy to follow video, can’t wait to make some coneflowers. One question, I think you stated you were using 1/8” paper strips, the pale yellow looks to be a bit wider, is that 1/4”?
Ha! Good eye! That pack of yellow was cut slightly wider from the manufacturer but was packaged at 1/8”. It’s not a full 1/4” but it’s a hair over 1/8” 🙂
@@ThePaperyCraftery Thank you Meredith.
Wow ! Looking so beautiful ☝️👌♥️♥️♥️
Thank you so much 😊
@@ThePaperyCraftery most welcome dear friend ♥️🙏
Nice
Such a beautiful creation as always ❤
Thank you 😁
@@ThePaperyCraftery any time ❤
You are certainly a good teacher!! Thank you. I wonder if you could do a tutorial on how to make blue iris flowers to put in a picture frame please?
Thanks so much for watching and for your kind words! An iris has definitely been on my list for a while 🤩
For the large center on the white flower, how long were the strips?
I didn’t take notes for that flower when I was making it, but it’s maybe 12” strips, more or less.
Mi puoi dire per favore la differenza di Tacky glou? Grazie. 😊
La colla Tacky è un po' più spessa e tiene insieme i pezzi più velocemente anche prima che si asciughi. Lo uso quando voglio modellare i pezzi prima che la colla si asciughi, come su questo fiore, o per tenere velocemente i pezzi di quilling 3D.
@@ThePaperyCraftery grazie. Provo a cercarla. Non l'ho mai sentita. 😍
Nice
Thanks! 🙂