A wonderful greeting card with an openwork butterfly and quilling decor will undoubtedly give its owner a wonderful mood.
It is necessary
- - purple cardboard;
- - A4 paper;
- - colored stripes (for quilling);
- - lilac paper;
- - purple braid;
- - handle with shiny lilac paste;
- - manicure (ordinary) scissors;
- - a toothpick;
- - PVA glue;
- - Titan glue;
- - tweezers;
- - stationery knife;
Instructions
Step 1
Transfer the butterfly stencil to the paper. Cut out the silhouette of the butterfly along solid lines, bend along the dotted lines. The elements should be cut with nail scissors or a clerical knife.
Step 2
Using PVA, glue paper with cut-out elements onto a 20 x 15 cm cardboard, pre-folded in half.
Allow to dry and insert each other's wings into the slots.
Step 3
Glue lilac paper on the back of the cardboard.
Twist the rolls from lilac quilling strips (15 cm long) and dissolve them up to 8 mm, gluing the tip with PVA glue. Form the “droplet” element from the rolls.
Twist dense rolls from yellow strips (10 cm long), from which to form flowers.
Make "antennae" from green stripes by winding them on toothpicks (see photo).
Step 4
Form a bunch of the resulting elements and glue on the card with PVA glue.
Glue the purple tape on the card using the "Titanium", tucking the tips between the cardboard and paper. Tie a bow from the braid and glue it to the tape with transparent glue.
Make an inscription with a pen: “Congratulations! Good luck, happiness ….
