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How to quill a semi-circle
A semi-circle is created by taking an open coil and pinching two corners while leaving the paper above them round. This shape can alternatively be made by pressing an open coil onto a hard surface like a table top and sliding your fingers down the sides carefully. Try both methods to find which suits you best.
Curving the straight edge of the shape will allow you to turn the semi-circle into more of a crescent moon shape.
How to make a quilled square or diamond
To make a diamond or a square, first need to create a basic marquis shape. After shaping, rotate the marquis 90 degrees and then pinch both sides again. This will create a diamond shape. If you want to continue on to making a square, gently open up the shape between your fingers to complete.
Square variations
Playing around with how much of each corner you chose to pinch when creating your square can give you very different results.
Yet another variation can be made to the square shape by applying pressure to the outside structure with the use of your fingers or the stem of your quilling tool.
How to make a quilled teardrop
Place an open coil between your thumb and forefinger of your non-dominant hand. Arrange the inside coils evenly or as you wish them to appear in the finished shape.
With your dominant hand, pinch the paper where you want the point to be to create a teardrop shape.
Teardrop variations
In addition to creating basic shapes, there are often more ways you can manipulate your paper to create secondary shapes. The teardrop is an excellent example of this.
By slightly curving the teardrop around your thumb as you shape it, you can create a subtle shift in shape without compromising the center coils. To further this effect, you can wrap the teardrop around your quilling tool or another cylindrical object.
Pressing the shape around your quilling tool allows for a more obvious curved shape throughout. From here, you can easily create a paisley shape.
Quilled Snowflakes
It's never too early to start thinking about Christmas crafting. Gather the kids and make these lovely quilled snowflakes to decorate your Christmas tree. They are so beautiful, that you can even use them as inexpensive gifts for people on your Christmas list. Almost everyone will treasure a gift that you made with your hands—it makes the present that much more special. Quilled Snowflake Patterns from Red Ted Art
This trendy quilled teardrop vase is a wonderful project for beginning quillers. Just glue teardrop shapes in gradients of color onto a vase. This project can be made in under an hour. Who doesn't love a craft project that's quick and easy, but still looks so upscale. Paper Quilled Teardrop Vase from Fern Makes via Instructables
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