Recently I found new love towards 3D quilling. I was actually inspired by this post .So finally tried this quilled cup.
Initially I thought it might not take much time to do this cup , but came into reality only after I started this project :-). But it was fun making this cup.
This cup is made with 80% tear drops and 15%spirals and 5% tight circles.
There are lots of lessons learnt on assembling the quilled patterns while making this cup.
I used a glass tumbler as a mould to make this cup
Planning to make the plate and the spoon as well.
Initially I thought it might not take much time to do this cup , but came into reality only after I started this project :-). But it was fun making this cup.
There are lots of lessons learnt on assembling the quilled patterns while making this cup.
Planning to make the plate and the spoon as well.
So sweet. LOve this.
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Thanks Sudha
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excellent Idea....very nice
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This is totally magnificent and beautiful
Thank you for the inspiration will try once but am sure it won't turn out as super gorgeous like yours but I will give it a try.
Kudos to you amazing!!
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Devika
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Hey Devika,
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wow brilliant cup
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Realy nice one.. love this.. color combination is super.. thank you very much for your post.. definitely i am going to try this..
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