Hi friends,
Jhumkas without quilling mould and quilling tool - wondering how. Here is my tutorial. Anyone can learn it easily.
Step 1:
Step 2:
Step 3:
Step 4:
Arranged on the top to get a crown effect.
Jhumkas without quilling mould and quilling tool - wondering how. Here is my tutorial. Anyone can learn it easily.
Choose the colours you want, I have taken blue shades.
Step 2:
Make a tight coil with dark colour in the middle and outer. I have used toothpick to these coils.
Step 3:
Take the tight coil and
gently press it from one side and hold it as shown in the picture below.
Step 4:
Now rotate it in the same position and press the edge(dark blue shade) while rotating the coil, you will get the jhumka
easily.
Step 5:
Now coat a layer of glue to it and allow it to dry, you can
connect it directly to the hooks or attach any design to its top. it can be either round, square,etc. I have chosen to fix three teardrops over its top. Now repeat the above process for the other earring and pendant.
Step 6:
Now coat with varnish to make it water proof and glossy. Allow it to dry. Arrange pearls to it as you wish to make it more beautiful.
Step 7:
Open ear wire loop by twisting loop open, not pulling loop apart. This maintains the original shape of the loop, and makes it easier to get a tight closure.
Hang earring body off ear wire loop. Twist loop shut tightly. Repeat for other earring.
Step 8:
For neckwear, take the spring wire and insert the nylon thread/beading wire through it and attach the clasp/screw endpiece to it. Take the pendant and connect to the wire with the help of jump o rings.
Now your set is ready to wear and enjoy!
Material used:
Quilling strips, nylon wire & varnish, Fevivol MR - Itsy Bitsy
Beads, earring findings, sprin wire - local shop
For any queries or help, pls mail me hrshylaa(at)gmail(dot)com.
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Very nice Shyla...WOnder no tool...Thanks for the tutorial
ReplyDeletethank you sindhu
DeleteWow nice tutorial.
ReplyDeletethank you komal
DeleteYa Shylaashree I also loved that you have not used any tool ,suits me !Thanks for sharing the technique to make Jhumka ,loved the colors !
ReplyDeletethank you pooja
DeleteFabulous tutorial..so nicely explained
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Wow Shylaa!! Your Jhumkis are always such a treat! Thanks so much for playing along ItsyBitsy's Tutorial Challenge. All the very best!
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thank u sunehra, pleasure to join in IBC.
Deletewowie! this is super cool!
ReplyDeleteAwesome one Shyla.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tute Shyla. I love Jhumkis and this one is awesome.
ReplyDeleteI want to try paper quilling. Hopefully I will
thank you, eager to see yuors
DeleteThanks for sharing the technique
ReplyDeletethank you vidhya
DeleteThanks for the tutorial :) Will surely try out this! :)
ReplyDeleteNice one Shyla. I like it. I have one question, In step 5 you said about glue na, which glue should we use. Is that water proof?
ReplyDeleteHi geetha, you may use fevicol or glue gum - read my post on Water proof for paper jewellery here
DeleteNice one, I like it. I have one question, In step 5 you told about gluena, which should we use? Is the water proof?
ReplyDeleteHi geetha - pls read my post on water prrofing
DeleteHi shyla. What type of warnish we have to use and wr its available?
ReplyDeleteHi Nandini, thank u - pls read my post on Waterprooof for quilled jewellery. You will get it in any hardware shop. if it is difficult - you can use Mod podge or any paper varnish
DeleteNice tutorial. Wr i can get warnish for quilling? Its very nice. Pls tell me wat type of warnish we have to use and wr we can get?
ReplyDeleteyou can use any paper varnish / mod podge, it is available in all craft store. if not try spray varnish from paint shop
Deletethanks anu
ReplyDeletenice tutorial mam...bt can u plz tell how can we make perfect jhumka shape
ReplyDeletenice tutorial mam...but plz explain
ReplyDeletehow can we make perfect jhumka shape
Saranya - only practice makes a jhumka perfect, just imagine how a potter makes pot while doing jhumka.
Deletemy sis wanna to download dis...pls help me :( :P
ReplyDeleteHi,
ReplyDeleteI'm trying my hands on Quilled jewelry...can i know the varnish that you are using on the finished quilled jewelery.I have read a lot about MODPODGE..can we use that as a varnish...or can u suggest the one which you are using..?
hi preetha,
Deleteyou can use any paper varnish / mod podge - allow it dry and coat it again for best results. i used camilin paper varnish earlier and but now i am using clear varnish spray(avl in paintshop) due to the time consuming activity
Thank u for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteThank u for sharing :)
ReplyDeletethank you very much for the descriptive session! :)
ReplyDeleteVery beneficial one maam..How much does quilling paper cost?
ReplyDeleteVery beneficial tutorial madam. Thankyou. and how much does these papers cost?
ReplyDeleteVery beneficial one maam..How much does quilling paper cost?
ReplyDeleteit cost between Rs. 20 to Rs.50
DeleteHi
ReplyDeleteHw much is width size of quil paper used for jumka. Is the size is different for different jewlleey
i think i replied you personally - 3mm and 5mm are good choice
DeleteIt's really beautiful....but can you tell me an approximate length of the paper needed?
ReplyDeletefor a small jhumka - the length of the single strip should be minimum 60cm, then you can add the length depending on the size you wanted
Deletewow nice!!!!!!!!!what varnish did u used as glazing?pls rly.....................
ReplyDeletei used camilin paper varnish initially and now using a clear varnish spray - see my post on water proofing Ms Devika
Deletewow its beautiful!!!!what varnish did u used?
ReplyDeleteThank you so much .......awesome idea .....can you tell me from where I can get the strips ?
ReplyDeleteThanks milly, for good quality strips at economical price - check with zara beads & findings - they have Facebook page.
Deletecan i use collage pauge instant decoupage glossy for varnishing
ReplyDeleteHi Shylasree can i use mod podge gloss lustre for varnish
ReplyDeleteCan i use mod podge paper gloss finish as varnish
ReplyDeleteplz tell me can i use mod podge paper gloss finish as varnish
ReplyDeleteYes, you can use Mod podge gloss finish and any clear varnish would also do
DeleteThank u shylaa shree
DeleteThank u shylaa shree
DeleteShylaa ji! thanks for this tutorial. My query is how to judge as to how many strips of quilling paper needs to be joint to get the exact shape of the required jhumka? Is there any guide available for it? I'll be highly obliged if you guide me on this. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteHi arpita,
Deleteit truely depends on the user's desire.
For eg: for 2X2 cm jhumkha - you will need mininum 3 quilling strips. just 2 more for the next size
Thank u so much!
DeleteCan we make big jimmukis also with small quilling needle or any special needle for very big size ones mam.pls reply.
ReplyDeleteno special needle is reqd. This is my homemade quilling tool - just slot a tooth pick in the centre at the tip part and use. you can use a quilling coach - if you are finding difficult to hold the tight coil
Deletekindly pls show me how to attach that ear post for jimukkas with studs.thanks in advance.
ReplyDeleteLoved those jhumkas. Hoping to see more works of you.
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