Quilled Balloon Paper Birthday Card

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Quilled Balloon Paper Birthday Card

There is nothing more thoughtful than a homemade birthday card. Make someone's special day a little extra special with this Quilled Balloon Paper Birthday Card. This paper quilling project is a fabulous card to make for friends and family members of all ages.

The whimsical colors of the balloons make it cute enough for kids, but adults will appreciate the intricacy of the quilled balloons. If you are looking for colorful and fun birthday card making ideas, this DIY card is just what you need.

Estimated CostUnder $10

Time to CompleteUnder an hour

Primary TechniqueQuilling

Project or Page SizeCard

Easy

Materials List

  • Quilling Board
  • Quilling Tool
  • Aleene’s Quick Dry Tacky Glue
  • Quilling papers in a variety of colors
  • Card base
  • Faber-Castell PITT pen in black
  • Sentiment

Instructions:

  1. Quill several pieces of paper using your quilling tool.

  2. Place the rolled pieces into the board and allow them to settle into their various sizes.

  3.  Once the pieces are in various sizes, glue the ends to secure them into circles.

  4. Pinch some to create ovals and leave the rest as circles.

  5. Glue them onto the card piece in a random pattern.

  6.  Draw strings and a little bow to create a balloon bouquet.

  7. Add your sentiment.

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This Quilled Balloon Paper Birthday Card is a great example of many of the parts of quilling! It showed several of the tools and a couple of the shapes too. I think I could figure out how to do a star for a balloon shape as well. I was given a quilling kit for my last birthday and I can't wait to get started! Thanks for making this video for us visual learners!

Oh boy I love this quilling. A new hobby for me. I have to find these tools and paper. I love the idea to make your own homemade cards and this add that special touch and you can make your own designs with the quilling pieces. I have got to do this craft with my grandkids. Thank you so much for the video on how to do quilling. Looks so easy.

I loved that this had a video with it because it made it so much easier to understand the directions!

This project is easy and fun to make with the kids. Paper quilling tools are not easy to find in my area. So I use other things as replacement. I use a circle ruler instead of a quilling board, and a tooth pick instead of a quilling tool. They both work just fine.

This video was so much fun to watch! I've never seen paper quilling in action before, so I learned a lot.

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