Quilled Pumpkin Card
by Debbie Henderson
Make a focal pumpkin with rolled paper strips.
Supplies
- Cardstock (Stampin' Up!® Pumpkin Pie, Soft Sea Foam, Shaded Spruce, Basic White cardstock used here)
- Half-inch roller (SU Water Painter used here, a dowel, pen, or other handled tool would also work)
- Adhesive (glue dots and liquid glue used here)
- Other supplies as needed to complete the project (SU products used here: Celebrate Sunflowers Bundle and Painted Pheasant stamp sets, Soft Sea Foam ink, Butterfly Kisses DSP, Linen Thread, Evening Evergreen Windowpane Check Ribbon, Deckled Rectangles Dies, Sunflowers Dies, Stampin’ Dimensionals)
Step-by-Step
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Step 1
Cut the pieces needed for the card:
Card base 11” x 4 1/4” scored and folded at 5 1/2”
14 pumpkin strips 5 1/2” x 1/4”
Layering panels, 5 1/4” x 4” and 4 1/4” x 3” here
Die cut leaves
To create the pumpkin pieces you will need the fourteen strips of cardstock, Water Painter and Mini Glue Dots.
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Add a Mini Glue Dot to one end of the first strip.
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Step 2
Place the end with the Mini Glue Dot facing you and wrap around the Water Painter or something similar to create a circular shape.
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Add a Mini Glue Dot to the end and press in place. Slide the ring off of the form.
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Step 3
Repeat until you have 14 cardstock rings.
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Step 4
Stamp a sentiment on the pumpkin panel if desired. Add liquid glue to one side of each cardstock ring and glue to the white layer in the shape of a pumpkin starting with the bottom layer with 3 across. Above that glue 2 rows of 4 cardstock rings and the top layer with 3 cardstock rings.
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Step 5
Complete the pumpkin with leaves and a stem. Add a bow if desired. The stem here is made with a small cut of ribbon.
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Step 6
Assemble and complete the card.
Video!
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