Quilling : techniques and inspiration / Jane Jenkins.
Material type:
TextSeries: Search Press Classics | Search Press classicsPublisher: Tunbridge Wells : Search Press, 2016Description: 80 pages : color illustrations ; 26 cmContent type: - text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9781782212065
- 178221206X
- 745.54 23
- TT870 .J46 2016
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Bedford Public Library Non-Fiction | Non-Fiction | 745.54 JEN | Available | 32500001743732 |
Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:
Renowned quiller, Jane Jenkins explains all the techniques needed using step by step photographs and clear instructions. She has designed a beautiful project to go with each technique, so that readers can produce lovely quilled work while building their skills. Learn this addictive craft from closed loose coils and alternative side looping to fringed flowers, crimping, zigzagging and tendrils, while creating a Victorian Fan, an Art Nouveau Iris, Foxgloves, a Butterfly and more. Patterns are provided for all the projects. Ideal for beginners, but with plenty to inspire experienced quillers too.
Originally published in 2003.
Includes index.
"Jane Jenkins explains quilling techniques from closed loose coils to fringed flowers, with step-by-step photographs for clarity. She has designed a beautiful project to go with each technique so that new quillers can build their skills while producing quilled works of art. She shows how to make Art Nouveau and fantasy figures, Victorian fans, butterflies, candlestick holders and more. The beautiful, intricate and delicate filigreed patterns and pictures she creates are original and unique - and guaranteed to get you 'rolling'."--provided by Amazon.com.
Author notes provided by Syndetics
Jane Jenkins was born and has lived in East Yorkshire virtually all of her life. She had worked as a teacher for nine years when, in 1981, her husband, Paul, brought home a book from the library, and the fascination with quilling began. Since then she has been teaching in local Adult Education classes and in workshops nationwide.In 1982 she and Paul started a small business, making and selling paper strips and designs for quilling. The business has since expanded to sell books, kits and videos throughout the world.
Jane, a founding member of the International Quilling Guild, was made Honorary Vice-President for her contribution to quilling.
Jane has two daughters, Cate and Jo, who are themselves accomplished quillers, and is at her happiest at home, designing new ways to quill.