Amazing! I'm super impressed with how well you do that and I'm going to work on this technique for my quilling! You're also the first person I've seen actually show how to make these. Thank you so much!!!
Today I try to make some leaves with another paper, from coffee filter, it's good I think, I'll send you a foto when I will have some of these ready,thank you very much!!!
I have watched few videos before of how to make these kind of leaves..but this one hands down is best one...anyone can make a beginner like me too..thanks alot for letting us know
Beautiful tutorial, thanks so much for sharing! I was wondering, have you tried using heat-erase pens to draw patterns, rather than pencil? I use them on fabric, and the lines disappear quickly with just warm air from a hair-dryer. I haven't tried using them on paper, but a quick google search says that the heat-erase pen lines can be easily removed from paper by erasing them with the rubber eraser tip on the end of a pen. I'm not sure if that would work on painted paper like you're using, but it might be worth the experiment. I LOVE heat-erase pens! I use them to draw embroidery patterns on fabric, and not only do the lines disappear completely using a hair-dryer or hot iron, but I've found I can erase tiny bits of line with the tip of a heated awl or large needle to fine-tune my delicate patterns. I'm hoping to incorporate some qulling and/or your beautiful paper leaves into my mixed media embroidery designs, thanks for your inspiring vids!
That's great! Thanks for mentioning! :) I have heard of such pens but I have never tried them. I like doing embroidery too, on occasion (whenever I get the time), maybe I'll try those pens one day ;).
@@MiriamsQuilling *nods* I enjoy a wide variety of crafts, but embroidery is my favorite. I tried water-soluble pens, but it takes time for the fabric to then dry, and sometimes they leave ink stains. And I can't get pencil up out of fabric, any more than you can get it off of your paper crafts, it just won't budge. So the heat-erase pens are a lifesaver for me, just sooo easy and effective! If I get around to it, I'll try them on some paper and post back. Love your quilling vids, Miriam....very creative, beautiful, and inspiring!
Thank you so much for this amazing tutorial! Your leaves look so realistic my mind is blown. I am wondering if you can use watercolors instead of the liquitex acrylic on that same paper and if you have any thoughts on that?
I really don't know what to say as I've never tried with watercolors. I guess it's all about trying and seeing if it works. I used ink because the colors have a less chance of rubbing off if, say, you accidently touch it with something wet. But you can still try using watercolors, and see if it works. Also, you can try using other acrylic inks too, it doesn't necessarily have to be liquitex. I've been using other acrylics inks too lately, from other brands.
THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! I’m definitely am going to try this.
You are an exceptional person. Talented and generous. Thank you for sharing.
I absolutely love these this is the best tutorial on how to make leaves and they Are the most realistic looking I have seen
Amazing! I'm super impressed with how well you do that and I'm going to work on this technique for my quilling! You're also the first person I've seen actually show how to make these. Thank you so much!!!
My pleasure! Thank you! 😊🍃🍂🌿
Supreme, i love your work. Thank you for sharing this video. This very useful❤
Miriam is SO talented! Thank you for this video!
Thank you !! good lesson ❤
Today I try to make some leaves with another paper, from coffee filter, it's good I think, I'll send you a foto when I will have some of these ready,thank you very much!!!
Thank you for sharing !!!! The leaves look so beautiful and lifelike 💓
My pleasure!
Best paper leaves I’ve ever seen 💚🌿
What a great idea,Ur leaves are so life-like n natural,it's hard to believe they're made from paper,I enjoyed Ur video thank u so much 👍💖
I have watched few videos before of how to make these kind of leaves..but this one hands down is best one...anyone can make a beginner like me too..thanks alot for letting us know
Seu trabalho é maravilhoso. Parabéns!
Thank you very much! 🌷
So amazing. So realistic !
Thank you so much for the technique !!
Love the video , thanks a lot , so detailed , I’m sure no one can make mistake 👍🏼
So good to hear! :)
This is beautifully explained Miriam. Loved it.!!
Amazing tutorial. Congratulations!
Thank you ! 😊🌿
This is so awesome! Thank you so much for sharing this with us
Thank you so much for this well explain tutorial Miriam, very much appreciate it ❤️❤️❤️
You are very welcome, Lina! 😊 Thank you for the feedback! 👩🏻🎨
This is amazing! Thank you for sharing
Hi 😊 you are amazing talented lady. I always like to watch your creativity.
Thank you! I appreciate that 😊🌼.
Awesome, thanks 🌷
Thank you! :)
You are amazing ❤️❤️
It's beautiful 😍🥰
Thank you~
Que bellas hojas, y tú flores de filigrana no se quedan atrás son hermosas, podrías enseñar a hacerlas... Sería genial.
Thank you! :)
It's beautiful!!♥
Thank you! :)
u r doing a wonderful job👌👌..thnk u so much for this tutorial😊
it helps me a lot
Thank you! :) So good to hear!
Thank you
Замечательное объяснение. Спасибо вам большое. Листья смотрятся очень красиво.
Thank you very much ! 😊
You are always my amazing girl 💖💖💖.
Beautiful tutorial, thanks so much for sharing! I was wondering, have you tried using heat-erase pens to draw patterns, rather than pencil? I use them on fabric, and the lines disappear quickly with just warm air from a hair-dryer. I haven't tried using them on paper, but a quick google search says that the heat-erase pen lines can be easily removed from paper by erasing them with the rubber eraser tip on the end of a pen. I'm not sure if that would work on painted paper like you're using, but it might be worth the experiment.
I LOVE heat-erase pens! I use them to draw embroidery patterns on fabric, and not only do the lines disappear completely using a hair-dryer or hot iron, but I've found I can erase tiny bits of line with the tip of a heated awl or large needle to fine-tune my delicate patterns. I'm hoping to incorporate some qulling and/or your beautiful paper leaves into my mixed media embroidery designs, thanks for your inspiring vids!
That's great! Thanks for mentioning! :) I have heard of such pens but I have never tried them. I like doing embroidery too, on occasion (whenever I get the time), maybe I'll try those pens one day ;).
@@MiriamsQuilling *nods* I enjoy a wide variety of crafts, but embroidery is my favorite. I tried water-soluble pens, but it takes time for the fabric to then dry, and sometimes they leave ink stains. And I can't get pencil up out of fabric, any more than you can get it off of your paper crafts, it just won't budge. So the heat-erase pens are a lifesaver for me, just sooo easy and effective! If I get around to it, I'll try them on some paper and post back. Love your quilling vids, Miriam....very creative, beautiful, and inspiring!
Thank you so much for sharing! And, I'm very happy to hear you enjoy the videos! 😊🌷
Thank you so much for this amazing tutorial! Your leaves look so realistic my mind is blown. I am wondering if you can use watercolors instead of the liquitex acrylic on that same paper and if you have any thoughts on that?
I really don't know what to say as I've never tried with watercolors. I guess it's all about trying and seeing if it works. I used ink because the colors have a less chance of rubbing off if, say, you accidently touch it with something wet. But you can still try using watercolors, and see if it works. Also, you can try using other acrylic inks too, it doesn't necessarily have to be liquitex. I've been using other acrylics inks too lately, from other brands.
@@MiriamsQuilling Thank you! I ordered the paper and I’m going to try watercolors before getting the acrylic inks.
Awesome ❤ what type of paper u used make leaves
I mention the name of the paper in the video.
What kind of paper is that, that you are painting? It's not parchment paper is it?
It isn't parchment paper. You can find information about it in the description box below the video :).
Can we use watercolor in it??
Подскажите, пожалуйста, что за бумага. Никак не могу понять
Check the description box of the video for details about the paper.
Iyi akşamlar çok güzel yapıyorsunuz bana türkçe olarak boyayı ve kağıt'ın adını aciklayabilirmisiniz teşekkür ederim kolay gelsin canim
What is the cost of this handmade paper
Check the link in the description of the video.