Halloween and Fall Quilling


Beginners quilling for fall, Halloween and Thanksgiving.
Fall is upon us and it's time for some new quilling designs! Here is a tutorial for beginners including fall, Halloween and Thanksgiving inspired quilling.
If you don't know basic quilling shapes you can look them up. If you would like me to do a tutorial on basic quilling shapes please let me know!

1. Pumpkins
Beginners pumpkin quilling

Step 1: Make three 12" orange loose coils

Step 2:  Make one into a marquise shape by pinching both ends of the coil. For the other two make a crescent shape by pinching the center and curving the ends to look like a half moon.

Step 3: Use a dot of glue at the bottom of each coil and firmly place together.

Step 4: Glue the top of each coil together.

Step 5: Pinch the pumpkin to make a more round shape.

 Step 6: Make one 4" brown loose coil. Then pinch one side to make a teardrop shape. This will be the pumpkin stump. Glue to the pumpkin.

Step 7: Make one 3" green leaf by using the same technique as step 6. Glue to the pumpkin.

 Step 8 and 9 : Make one 5" and one 4" green vine. Glue to the pumpkin.

Enjoy your pumpkin!

(You can even make a hidden Mickey pumpkin!)




  


2. Fall leaves
Beginners fall leaf quilling
 Step 1: Make two 12" yellow marquise shapes by pinching both ends.

Step 2: Make two 12" light orange  loose coils and one 12" orange loose coil. Then make a marquise shape by pinching both ends. Now  push one side to create 3 points.

 Step 3: Glue a 4" red stem on the orange leaf as shown in the picture.

Step 4: Glue enough red stem on both light orange leaves also shown in the photo. Leave some red stem at the end to glue onto the main red stem.

Step 5: Glue the 2 yellow leaves and enjoy!














3. Black cat
Beginners black cat quilling

Step 1: Make one 12" black loose coil

Step 2:  Pinch two small ends on the same side. Then push against the flat side and make a curve.

Step 3: Make one 24" black loose curl. Make a crescent shape by pinching the center and curving the ends to look like a half moon.

Step 3: Make a 3" black tail.

Step 4: Glue together and add eyes (optional.) Enjoy!







4. Bat
Beginners bat quilling
Step 1: Make one 12" black loose coil

Step 2:  Pinch two small ends on the same side. Then push against the flat side and make a curve.

Step 3: Make a 12" black loose coil and pinch one end to make a teardrop.

Step 3: Glue the head and body together.

Step 4: Make two 12" black loose coils. Make a marquise shape by pinching both ends.Then curve it like a half moon and pinch the middle

Step 5: Glue wings on and eyes (optional.) Enjoy!














I would love to see how your creations came out. This can be the perfect fall craft for a party. You can use this for a cute door hanger or on a wreath! I placed these in my window using a string to hang them.

Comments

  1. These are very neat projects! Years ago I did a simple quilling project with my Kindergarten class, but I had forgotten about it. What kind of paper works best? By the way, thanks for sharing these projects!😊

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    1. You're welcome! Sorry for they way late overdue reply. I like to get my quilling paper from here http://www.quilling.com/ they also have great books and guides!! :)

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  2. Thank you for sharing these patterns!

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    1. You're welcome! Hopefully I will get some more seasonal ones up soon!

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