Postcard "Coffee"
The discreet style of this card will not leave anyone indifferent. This work is quite simple, but at the same time very unusual. To perform it, simple materials are used. Even if you don’t have special paper for quilling, it can be made from ordinary double-sided colored paper.
To work you need to take:
1. Beige cardboard A4;
2. Quilling paper - beige, brown;
3. Glue, tweezers, scissors, quilling tool.
We bend the beige cardboard so that about 2.5 cm of the card remains open on the right, as in the photo.
Take brown quilling paper 20 cm long and form a roll using a quilling tool.
Unravel it a little and fix the tip with glue.
You need to make 8 of these rolls.
Now we give each of them a crescent shape.
Next, take one obtained element, coat it with glue and connect it to another.
We get 8 elements in the form of coffee beans.
Take beige quilling paper 80 cm long (to do this, connect two standard strips with glue). Form a large roll.
Let's dissolve it. Then fix it with glue.
We fasten it on top along the contour of the resulting element. brown strip of quilling paper 15 cm long.
We make three parts from beige quilling paper that will be attached above the coffee cup.
We form the cup itself and the handle from brown quilling paper.
We attach elements in the form of coffee beans to the base of the postcard, as in the photo.
Apply glue to the cup-shaped element.
We attach it to the postcard base.
We attach other elements in the same way.
An original and quite discreet DIY postcard is ready!
To work you need to take:
1. Beige cardboard A4;
2. Quilling paper - beige, brown;
3. Glue, tweezers, scissors, quilling tool.
We bend the beige cardboard so that about 2.5 cm of the card remains open on the right, as in the photo.
Take brown quilling paper 20 cm long and form a roll using a quilling tool.
Unravel it a little and fix the tip with glue.
You need to make 8 of these rolls.
Now we give each of them a crescent shape.
Next, take one obtained element, coat it with glue and connect it to another.
We get 8 elements in the form of coffee beans.
Take beige quilling paper 80 cm long (to do this, connect two standard strips with glue). Form a large roll.
Let's dissolve it. Then fix it with glue.
We fasten it on top along the contour of the resulting element. brown strip of quilling paper 15 cm long.
We make three parts from beige quilling paper that will be attached above the coffee cup.
We form the cup itself and the handle from brown quilling paper.
We attach elements in the form of coffee beans to the base of the postcard, as in the photo.
Apply glue to the cup-shaped element.
We attach it to the postcard base.
We attach other elements in the same way.
An original and quite discreet DIY postcard is ready!
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