Happy New Year to everyone in blogland.
I was trying to get a bit more tidy and sorted before I started crafting this year, needless to say I haven't entirely got on top of it.
Apologies this picture is not great but had to take it at night before these chaps got passed on.
I was asked a while ago to make another frog like I had on display at a show. I usually say no because people have no idea how long they take but as it was for a friend I thought I would and as she thought her daughter would probably steal it I made 2!
They are from Jane Jenkins book 'Three-Dimensional Quilling. They use quite a few strips of paper but are so appealing!
Their bodies are solid coils that are pushed out in to a cone and covered with glue to strengthen. These can then sit 'on' anything. In case a convenient home can't be found I made a large solid coil in brown and stuck a mini cone on it so that the frog can sit anywhere to dangle his legs.
They went down very well with calls for more from everyone that saw them.
I have just completed a little project tonight but with Crafty Bunch tomorrow and needing better light to take a picture of it that may have to wait a few days before posting.
Absolutely adorable little frogs...I expect they even lovelier in the flesh
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Brilliant, Jill - they're really cute!
ReplyDeleteThese are absolutely gorgeous Jill. Don't wonder your friend thought her daughter was going to steal one!
ReplyDeleteI always wonder why frogs are so appealing but they sure are and these are no exception- Love them especially the dangly arms and legs.
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