seaview quiling.pdf

Sea View

By Eileen Walters

Materials Required:

Pastel Blue paper 11cm x 16cm.

Quilling tool.

4mm Olive Green quilling paper.

3mm Quilling paper: Pale Blue, Flesh, Salmon,

Rust, Brown, Olive Green, Dark Green, Pale

Green, Burnt Orange and Black.

P. V.A. Craft Adhesive.

Card Mount: AP01U.

To Make The Card:

My background paper is hand marbled using

white paint to give a swirling sea effect, if you

don’t want to try marbling for yourself any pas-

tel blue paper would do instead. Glue the paper

behind the aperture and glue the card closed.

I have used a fine crimping tool on the paper

for the seaweed, octopi legs and crabs legs. If you

don’t have a fine crimper you can use a ribbler

but the ribbles will be coarser than mine. The

coarse effect can be lessened slightly by gently

stretching the paper after ribbling which flattens

out the bumps just a little.

end of each as shown.

Glue onto the fishes

bodies to make their

tails and glue an eye

into place on each head.

Eyes:

Make six of these. All

the eyes are made from

tight pegs of black paper

wound just two or three

turns round the tool. Glue

the end before removing

from the tool.

Crabs:

Make two of these.

Make two loose coils

from quarter lengths of

flesh, secure the ends

with glue. Flatten one

side of each coil and

glue the flat sides

together. Cut a black

(eye) peg in half so it is

less deep and glue both

pieces onto the crab to

make the eyes. Crimp

a short length of flesh

paper and snip off two

2cm lengths. Fold each

Actual Size

Fish:

Make two using half

lengths of rust paper and

two using quarter lengths

of salmon paper. Make a

loose coil and glue the end,

pinch at one end to shape.

Snip off a 15mm length

of rust paper and another

in salmon, cut a ‘V’ into one

Actual Size

piece in half and glue one to

each side of the crab to make

the legs.

Actual Size

Octopi:

Make two

of these. Roll

a half length

of pale blue

to make a

loose coil.

Glue the end

and flatten

one side.

Crimp a

length of pale

blue paper.

For the lower

octopus, cut a 5cm length from

the crimped paper and glue

across the flat side of the body

to make the outer legs. Make

the remaining three pairs of legs

in the same way with slightly

shorter lengths of paper as you

work inward. For the upper

octopus, work the legs in the

same way but use shorter

lengths of paper for them.

Seaweed & Pebbles:

Make up the individual

pieces first as follows. From

quarter lengths of paper make

loose coils, four of brown, three of burnt orange,

two of pale green, two of olive green and two of

dark green. Make one half length loose coil in

dark green.

Shape the three dark

green coils by pinching

either side and flatten-

ing the base.

Shape the remaining

coils by pinching each

side of the coil and at

the same time pushing

the ends towards each

other slightly.

shorter loop on one

side, then on the

other side. Fold

round to make a

further shorter loop

on each side then

glue to secure.

Actual Size

Glue the fish,

octopi and crabs into

position on the card.

Actual Size

Make the main

seaweed clump from the four brown coils, the

two in light green and the two in olive green,

glueing them onto the card as you go. Add the

loose pebbles and plants along the sea bed and

the looped leaf at the side.

Make a folded leaf

in dark green as fol-

lows. Form a 3cm tall

loop and secure with

glue, fold the paper

round to make a

Actual Size

Finally cut lengths of crimped olive green,

tapering the top end of each piece to make the

tall flowing weed, placing and glueing them

onto the card as you go.

Actual Size

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