Free Quilling Pattern Trelis with Yellow Flowers

It has been quite a while since I posted a new pattern... for this I apologize, so here is a Springy pattern.

This is a Trellis with Yellow and Purple Flowers

To Make the Trellis:

• 2 - 3 in (7.6 cm) brown strips
• 4 - 1.5 in (3.8 cm) brown strips
• Using the picture as a guide, lay the 3 inch (7.6 cm) strips lengthwise and criss-cross the 1.5 inch (3.8 cm) strips

To Make the Flowers:

• 8 - 3 inch (7.6 cm) Yellow Hearts
• 2 - 3 inch (7.6 cm) Purple Tight rolls
• 4 - 1.5 in (3.8 cm) Green V-Scrolls cut to 1/16 inch (.15 cm) wide
• 3 - 3 inch (7.6 cm) Green S-Scrolls cut to 1/16 inch (.15 cm) wide
• 3 - 3 inch (7.6 cm) Green Shaped Marquise leaves cut to 1/16 inch (.15 cm) wide

Using the picture as a guide for placement make

• 2 flowers with 3 Yellow Hearts and 1 Purple Tight roll, attach V-Scroll to Purple Tight roll as shown
• 2 flowers with 1 Yellow Heart attach V-scroll to point of heart
• Use remaining S-Scroll and Shaped Marquise as shown

I hope that you enjoy this pattern :-)

Enjoy!
Copyright for Personal Use Antonella DeFalco

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May Quilling Patterns

Welcome to the May 2008 Accord Quilling Calendar Pattern Listing

I am providing you a list of all the patterns and the name of the artist who graciously allowed Accord to print them.

May 2008 Accord Calendar Projects

1 - Spiderwort(Artist: Deborah Hartin, www.deborahhartin.com)
2 - Woodland Star (Artist: Deborah Hartin, www.deborahhartin.com)
3/4 - Picket Fence (Artist: Susan Harl Custer)
5 - Violet Spray (Artist: Cathy Schlim)
6 - Fan (Artist: Lois Weber)
7 - Vase of Flowers (Artist: Jill Van Dieren)
8 - Forget-Me-Nots (Artist: Sheryl Scott, www.simplyelegantcreations.net)
9 - Red Hat (Artist: Sue Hornak)
10/11 - Urn of Flowers Inspiration Piece (Artist: Pat Meetze)
12 - Stacked Flower (Artist: Patricia Caputo, www.whimsiquills.com)
13 - Eccentric Blue Flower (Artist: Sheryl Scott, www.simplyelegantcreations.net)
14 - Floral Motif (Artist: Edith Engelberg)
15 - Large Red Hat (Artist: Susan Harl Custer)
16 - Purse (Artist: Susan Harl Custer)
17/18 - Basket of Flowers Inspiration Piece (Artist: Susan Harl Custer)
19 - Crimped Flower (Artist: Tina Reed, www.quirkyquillers.com)
20 - Lady-slipper Orchid (Artist: Caroline Mach
21 - Flower (Artist: Stephanie Lucy Djunaedi)
22 - Grass Flower (Artist: Stephanie Lucy Djunaedi)
23 - Light-Blue Flower (Artist: Stephanie Lucy Djunaedi)
24/25 - Fringed Flowers Inspiration Piece (Artist: Sheryl Scott, www.simplyelegantcreations.net)
26 - Gazania (Artist: Stephanie Lucy Djunaedi)
27 - Iris (Artist: Sheryl Scott, www.simplyelegantcreations.net)
28 - Grape Roll Flower (Artist: Joan Kiuru)
29 - Chrysanthemum (Artist: Constance Godleski)
30 - Pink Flower (Artist: Stephanie Lucy Djunaedi)
31/1 - Sunflower Inspiration Piece (Artist: Jane Cleveland)


Enjoy!
Antonella

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April Quilling Patterns

Welcome to the April 2008 Accord Quilling Calendar Pattern Listing

I am providing you a list of all the patterns and the name of the artist who graciously allowed Accord to print them.

April 2008 Accord Calendar Projects

1 - Umbrella (Artist: Gina Jiang)
2 - Baby Carriage (Artist: Deborah Hartin, www.deborahhartin.com)
3 - Bib and Pacifier (Artist: Cathy Schlim)
4 - Little Bonnet Girl (Artist: Lois Weber)
5/6 - Baby Faces (Artist: Vikki Nimmo, www.quillessentials.com)
7 - Sleepy Time (Artist: Anne T. Pfahler, www.picturetrail.com/quiller1111)
8 - Butterflies (Artist: Nancy Klarer)
9 - Baby Rattle (Artist: Sheryl Scott, www.simplyelegantcreations.net)
10 - Crocheted Baby Bootie (Artist: Sheryl Quinn, www.crafterstudio.com)
11 - Baby Carriage (Artist: Anne T. Pfaehler, www.picturetrail.com/quiller1111)
12/13 - Fancy Baby Rattle (Artist: Sheryl Scott, www.simplyelegantcreations.net)
14 - Ironing Board and Iron (Artist: Fredericka Whitman)
15 - Filigree Clock (Artist: Sheryl Scott, www.simplyelegantcreations.net)
16 - Comb and Mirror (Artist: Susan Harl Custer)
17 - Plunger and Broom (Artist: Cathy Schlim)
18 - Electric Hand Mixer (Artist: Fredericka Whitman)
19/20 - Computer (Artist: Paige Meeker)
21 - Spool of Thread (Artist: Lois Weber)
22 - Sewing Machine (Artist: Rebecca Silfies)
23 - Scissors (Artist: Sheryl Scott, www.simplyelegantcreations.net)
24 - Red Flowers (Artist: Jane Cleveland)
25 - Sapling for Arbor Day (Artist: Sheryl Quinn, www.crafterstudio.com)
26/27 - White Flower (Artist: Stephanie Lucy Djunaedi)
28 - Baby Hummingbirds (Artist: Nancy Klarer)
29 - Tulips (Artist: Sheryl Quinn, www.crafterstudio.com)
30 - Flower Field (Artist: Holly Miller)


Enjoy!
Antonella

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Happy Easter - Buona Pasqua!

I wanted to send out a wish for a Happy Easter to everyone who celebrates!

The very cute bunny is our Easter card this year.

I know that this is not a quilling project, but I really love and cherish these cards. Each one is different because my son has decorated and colored each individually. Marker is his tool of choice. :-)

The very easy instructions are this:

• Tracing a child's hand (all but the thumb) - we used white printer paper (personal choice because I thought a cute white bunny would work - but after having made them I think it would have been cute to pull out my scrapbooking paper and used a rainbow of colors)
  
• If you don't have a child, maybe you can borrow a niece or nephew or perhaps a neighbor or friend :-)
  
• Cut it out - make sure to round out the bottom for your bunny cheeks (you or your child can do the cutting - as long as caution is used)
  
• Bending the pinky and pointer finger towards the center
• Mark where the eyes and nose should be
• Turn it over to your young artist to draw eyes and nose (and any other decoration they may choose) - they can get very creative. My little guy loves markers, so they were his choice on this project.
  
• Glue the pinky and pointer finger down (refer to the picture)
  
• And there you have it - a Bunny!

For these cards, we cut out "eggs" to surround the bunny and placed them over decorative paper. Being addicted to paper, there is never a problem with finding paper - the problem arises about which one to pick!

I hope you have a very safe and happy day!


Enjoy!
Copyright for Personal Use Antonella DeFalco

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