DIY - Make your own paper quilled retro circle earrings!

This .pdf tutorial has all the instructions you need to make this beautiful retro circle earrings pattern. It also includes instructions for a basic small circle earring design.
This listing is for a .pdf file only, not the items, not a kit!
This .pdf pattern includes a cover page and NINE full pages of detailed instructions, photos, tips, and tricks. The second photo in this listing is actually from my butterfly tutorial, but it's indicative of the style that this tutorial is written in as well.
More than FORTY detailed photos allow even someone who has never done paper quilling before to make these earrings!  Includes beginning paper quilling instructions necessary for this pattern.
Supplies that you will need:  You can find supplies at Honey's Quilling or Honey's Hive
1. Paper strips (you can purchase paper quilling strips or just cut your own!)
2. Slotted quilling tool such as one of these: http://www.etsy.com/shop/HoneysHive/search?search_query=slotted+quilling+tool&order=date_desc&view_type=list&ref=shop_search
3. glue
4. earwires and jumprings if you want to turn your butterflies into earrings
5. corkboard or foam board to pin your paper quilling on
Optional Supplies:
sealant to make the lotus water resistant
circle sizing board (optional but recommended)
pointed tweezers
Includes detailed instructions on how to make your pieces water resistant and how to turn them into other accessories such as hair clips!
I also have another tutorial that includes this design and many others. It is available here: https://www.etsy.com/listing/107100365/tutorial-for-paper-quilled-jewelry-pdf
These patterns are created by and copyrighted by Honey Moser from Honey's Hive and Honeys Quilling.
This .pdf tutorial is ©2012 Honeys Quilling. It may not be shared or reproduced in any way. All rights are reserved by Honeys Quilling and Honey’s Hive. 
You are free to give away or sell any products that you make from this tutorial. If you sell products made from these patterns you must say that the pattern is from Honey's Hive or Honeys Quilling.

DIY - Make your own paper quilled earrings and pendants!

This .pdf tutorial has all the instructions you need to make four different animal designs. They are:
1. 3D turtle
2. Elephant
3. Dolphin
4. Seahorse

This listing is for a .pdf file only, not the items, not a kit!

This .pdf pattern includes a cover page and EIGHTEEN full pages of detailed instructions, photos, tips, and tricks. 

More than 100 detailed photos allow even someone who has never done paper quilling before to make these designs! Includes beginning paper quilling instructions. These designs are more difficult than beginning quilling, but by following the detailed instructions and practicing a few times a beginner will be able to make these designs.

Supplies that you will need: find supplies here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/HoneysHive?section_id=10376528   or at HoneysQuilling.com

1. Paper strips (you can purchase paper quilling strips or just cut your own!)
2. Slotted and/or needle quilling tool
3. glue
4. earwires and jumprings if you want to turn your designs into earrings
5. corkboard or foam board to pin your paper quilling on 
6. pointed tweezers (optional, but handy)

Optional Supplies:
sealant to make the designs water resistant

This tutorial includes:
*beginning quilling instructions
*tips and tricks for paper quilling
*tips and tricks specific to this style of quilling
*detailed step-by-step photos of these patterns being made
*printable patterns for the elephant, dolphin, and seahorse
*detailed instructions on how to make your designs water resistant 
*how to turn these and any other designs into hairclips and magnets

The second photo in this listing is actually from my butterfly tutorial, but it's indicative of the style that this tutorial is written in as well.

These patterns are created by and copyrighted by Honey Moser from Honey's Hive and Honeys Quilling.
This .pdf tutorial is ©2013 Honeys Quilling. It may not be shared or reproduced in any way. All rights are reserved by Honeys Quilling and Honey’s Hive. 
You are free to give away or sell any products that you make from this tutorial. If you sell products made from these patterns you must say that the pattern is from Honey's Hive or Honeys Quilling.