![Rose in flower pot. Quilling Rose in flower pot. Quilling](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg27foGJmlD52JgFHEs1c81SkJT6xePbG5yhNuIvbo36TSeCcyvA3liwYrcYNefcsGWAS2tUEpncGn2HIVjl0TPQ_pi6F3Lq7T5aQwABFYZJ6jDZXTa4kac0rJ2ryAf9ct61zXIt5TUNgo/s320/3d-rose.jpg)
I wanted to show in detail the quilled rose from "Miniature flower pots" many of you liked so much. Just to remind you, its height is about 6 cm (2 3/8 inch).
The close-up of a leaf.
![Rose in flower pot. Leaf detail Rose in flower pot. Leaf detail](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiy6kPmLOmwS3ibP_ZnFpNdw7goNQkd1s9_Iw7DXG6Ot-uBafPajJf1MjB8NGzdk8K7FbXjpNiM1LB3g4wIV-MyOqAMGoqFG6YbcrcL7g606v9YnS-qNQJP1ISI99zwEQtul-OWnuWO8Oo/s320/3d-rose-leaf.jpg)
Bottom view, you can see how the pot is made.
![Rose in flower pot. Bottom view Rose in flower pot. Bottom view](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhcfxR7oHHfLkftVKDWsxmm9a2WrEqpt5DfG0FTpysy3Dq-7QS3_uPyJS368uzU5FJwNsGlrLnIOc6dpJ8T18ZaPQbPmQLzCPUt9ZXEqa1PD6DK-jtA4ME8Em5kgFp9vzUPiHcKlFTNgVw/s320/3d-rose-reverse.jpg)
And this is the flower from below.
![Rose in flower pot. Flower from below Rose in flower pot. Flower from below](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhbqoIJePpw31PY1eAYe0s_0XYPq0v5NBTVb1niQJ2RcR0iMkBHG_zKNRBdHOyAxgYP0ZGl-_Hbx9nMmdYq4EgHze2vFeILHPfd6OWqi42WA-qy-VwVLi_St5ITlPBxgWBI23MNJKp8PS0/s320/3d-rose-reverse-closeup.jpg)
Finally, the view inside the pot. Although you can clearly see tiny pieces of paper on this macro, life-size they look pretty much like light soil :)
![Rose in flower pot. Inside the pot Rose in flower pot. Inside the pot](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj4SbV4pDX-rppfd-bJudj5oG-UEou2ObNS5RBtYtu8dSM4N0FxzBcPk1vyRoqUhKRXjuTo4Mlwp1YFbdddg6ax6hbtA9ngvIvMYlry5SmEPG-sQs_4qt0ZbKnwiLQr2iRTlv-5nchmuqc/s320/3d-rose-pot.jpg)
In addition, I must share with you the link to an extraordinary tutorial (includes video) how to make a quilling rose by Claire Sunok Choi. Enjoy!
UPDATE: I published also my own tutorial for roses. I make them in a bit different way — How to fold a rose.
6 comments:
Lovely lovely site:) Enjoyed browsing thru ur crafty site. Gr8 work.
I have gr8 interest in quilling and have posted my first quilling design in my blog My Scrawls. Do visit my site when u get time. Would be happy to receive your comments :)
Thank you, Anu :)
This is wonderful, the detail of the "soil" is perfect!
Keep on Quillin',
Denise
http://www.customquillingbydenise.com/shop
http://customquilling.blogspot.com
Thank you, Denise :)
This is absolutely amazing! just wondering, what thickness of paper did you use for each of the components of the flower?
Thanks :) It's a plain copy paper, 80 gsm. 1/8"-wide (3mm) strips for the stem, pot and leaves; approx. 3/8"-wide (1cm) for the flower.
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