How to Use the Grooves on a Husking Board | Quilling Husking Board for Beginners Part 2
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- čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
- Unsure of what to do with the grooves at the bottom of your quilling husking board? You're not alone! There's almost no information out there for ideas.
In this video, I experiment with my husking board to see what kind of creations I can make.
Some of the tools I used in this video:
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For more on using a husking board for quilling, watch this video:
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Your experimenting, thats how we learn.
Absolutely! Most of my videos are the result of playing around!
Love how the arc looks like a ginko leaf. Light greens and yellows would look nice for that.
I’ve always loved quilling since I first saw pieces when I was a child 65+ years ago. I came across a kit at Michaels and decided to give it a try after finding your videos. I just mailed off my first try as a birthday card for a friend. It’s definitely a first try but I had lots of fun.
Thank you for all your generosity in sharing your time, talents and experiments.
I just found out that Michael's finally sells some quilling supplies! So glad I could help your quilling too 😁
A very interesting leaf shape using the grooves on your husking board. Thank you.
YOU open our eyes to so many possibilities. Thank you.
I saw salt grasses, waves, the tiny lines in an orchid, feathers- none of which I saw before your video! Thanks!
This is very fun and interesting.🙂
Great ideas. I had no idea what to do with those grooves. Thanks for this video.
So glad to help!
To me it looks like a gift box, and a little quilled half of a flower, or a quilling bow on top, would be adorable.
My very first thought when I saw you pinch the first one together and pull down to a point, was butterfly wing! It’s perfect for that I think! Love your videos. Thanks!
Great idea!
The same here! I saw butterfly wings.
Thanks. I just left you a message earlier asking how the grooved end was used. Now I have some ideas. Thank you
Great! So glad you've found this video!
I had no idea what this was or what it's for, other than seeing it in a kit unboxing. I'm so glad I found this video. Now I know with pretty much 100% certainty that there is no way on God's green earth that I have the patience to use this tool. LOL
😂 Definitely lots of trial and error!
Great job...fun to watch you explore and help give us ideas. Thanks so much!
Great video thanks I didn’t have a clue what those groves were for
Glad to help!
I’m a beginner at quilling, and I appreciate the videos you create!!
Thanks so much! Feel free to reach out anytime if you ever have any questions.
I haven't finished your video yet, but your first one, made it slanted reminded me of the top of a electric guitar. It looked nice. I guess it's all in what YOU see. Ty
In quilling, your imagination has no bounds.
Thank you so much!
I have been wondering what those grooves can be used for! Love what you made! Good ideas! Thank you!
Thanks so much for watching!
That red looks like a basket right after you had it off the board.👏👏👏👍😁
I'm envisioning the evergreen grouped into a wreath with some small, tight red coils as berries.
Yes! I have a couple of evergreen ideas on my website - here is some mini trees that might inspire you too: www.thepaperycraftery.com/quilling/mini-quilling-paper-evergreen-trees/
LOVE those! Those would be perfect for a wreath!
Interesting! I never saw a husking board like that.
Great helpful video showing us all how the tools can be use for!!! Thank you so much for sharing!!! Liz x
You are so welcome!
I don't have this board, but if I would have, I would arrange the straight pieces in the grooves leaving ends hanging out and then take a long piece and glue it to the hanging out ends. This way it would be faster and you won't get any glue in the grooves.
My board doesn't have it, but my quilling comb does. Hope it helps.
Watched before I was recapping to remind me thanks xxx👍💕
I just ordered one of these and I'm looking forward to experimenting with mine.
Tfs ✂️
Thank you. What I saw from the red piece that you weaved back and forth was the tail of a hummingbird
Thanks for the tutorial. I was wondering what the straight grooves were for.
the red ribbon shape makes me think of an accordion
is very nice
What an interesting tool! I have that exact same one but it didn't have anything on the box so I had no clue what to do with it. I love the fern. I'm definitely going to give the fern a try. Thanks for doing this tutorial! I can see the ideas are almost endless!
Update: I tried this tonight and ended up with nothing but a mess that promptly went into the waste basket.. i think I really needed to put a thicker piece in the vertical slot and I probably should have used the wider strips. The 1/8th ones are awfully narrow and hard to get out.
The evergreen branch is cool I have the lines on my comb Thanks for the ideas!
Let me know how it works out for you if you give them a try 😊
The Papery Craftery sure thing! Thanks
To remove the vertical strip, I think I might have used a long needle tool to slide up underneath the strip to loosen it. Just a thought you might try.
I'll have to try that one!
Really enjoyed watching you making, they are great look good tfs xxx 👍💕
Thanks so much!
The red paper looks like the bottom of the Hot air Balloon. Great ideas.
I can see that! If you're interested in making a hot air balloon, I just posted a how-to video a couple of weeks ago. You can see it here 👉 czcams.com/video/R1waPf5Gus0/video.html
My quilling comb has the grooves on it and I won’t play with the grooves yet but ideas are brewing
The grooves are tricky 😁
my quilling comb has those groove on the handle of it and I was wondering what that was used for. I bet you can make feathers with it.
Thank you this is very interesting, hope to see more. You are a great inspiration and like how you give it a try to see what you get 💗👏🏻😊
Sometimes it is all about experimenting and seeing what works!
The ribbon candy piece could also be the drill for the front of a tuxedo shirt.
I could see that!
Yo no sabía para que se usaba esa parte gracias por mostrarnos !!!
¡Me alegro de poder ayudar!
Love your quilling videos! 💗💗💗KEEP them coming! I ordered this board, because I’m a beginner! 😁Should I buy those blue different shaped cones? I have no clue to call them?😁Just watch your frame. I try to look down in my tablet to see what you we’re doing!😁
Is there anything else I should get? Your help is appreciated!😁
I'm not sure what the cones are, maybe the Border Buddy? I did a review of that tool a few years ago. Here's what I thought about it 👉 www.thepaperycraftery.com/quilling/border-buddy-quilling-tool-review/. I hope that helps!
As a beginner your tutorials are invaluable. Can you tell me if quilling tools come in different sizes? The only one I have been able to find, to date, is quite chunky 😊
Most quilling tools are around the same size, but I have seen some that can be a little wide. I have some tools I like listed on this page, maybe that can help 👉 www.thepaperycraftery.com/shop-my-favorite-supplies/
Thank you for your reply. I will try and find a set in UK as grudge paying more for postage than the item 😊 but you have given me the info I needed.
They definitely come in different sizes. I just bought a set of 5 and one is really big but that's great for curling card stock when making flowers. One is very tiny and I have not been successful in getting a strip of paper in it. Two are exactly the same size, another was a tiny bit larger and the other thing was the long needle.
The red piece could be a spring for like a jack-in-a-box.
Great idea!
Dragonfly wings
Mucho sonbonitos
Does a husking board do the same thing as a comb?
Great question! It's the same idea as its all about wrapping the paper around the pegs just like you wrap around the teeth on the comb. But because you can move the pegs around, you have more options to make more creative designs. If you haven't seen my other video on the husking board, you can see that here👉 czcams.com/video/X4BhdISpLGM/video.html It has a couple of ideas for how you can place your pegs.
Have you seen the silhouette of the ballerina on here? Or that framed LOVE quilling on here? What you were doing was exactly what the other person was doing and filling the LOVE sign up! Such a sweet piece! Please keep up the great work!
What do you do with your pieces? I scrapbook and make journals and books, mixed media. I seen some parts and pieces and I never did it because on my hobbies you have to have everything flat. I saw on Amazon, everything included in a case. It’s like $50.00, but I was wondering if it was a cheap flimsy junk? Should I buy my tools and papers separate? If you could lend some of your expertise to me it would greatly be appreciated!😁When I buy the paper quilling strips is their a recommendation of certain ones not to buy? Let me know when you get a chance?👍🙏👏👏👏😁
I've never bought one of the kits on Amazon, but I would read the reviews of everything to see what others think. As far as what I use, I have a page on my website for essential quilling tools 👉 www.thepaperycraftery.com/shop-my-favorite-supplies/. Quilling strips is also a personal choice. Some people like the thinner strips, others like a heavier weight. For me it depends on the project. I would sample a few brands to see what you think. But I always include links to exactly what I use in the descriptions of all my videos.
@@ThePaperyCraftery I have absolutely no idea what I will do with all these little things I've been making. Lat week someone mentioned that they did quilling. I didn't know what that was so I looked it up. Looked like fun so I bought a bunch of stuff and am now learning how to use it and eventually, I'll figure out what to use it for. Right now, I am into making cards and using my Cricut and a few weeks ago I got an embossing machine. Don't know what I'll do with any of it but once I am past the newbie stage I will know. Just hope I can keep finding great tutorials like this one.
Where can I find templates to practice designs?
When ever I include templates in my tutorials, I include a link in the description box of the video. I don’t have any templates for this video, though. I was just showing some ideas for inspiration.
it would make a nice foot for a ballerina :)
Sweet idea!
Me. Justan. Sus. Tra bajos
Gracias!
I even dont have a quilling tool😓😖🥺🥺😨😨😨😨😰😭😭😭😭😭
I've never made one, but there are tutorials out there on how to do quilling with your fingers instead of using a tool. Or you could use a thin wooden dowel or toothpick, or even a needle in a cork!
Thank you very much