Quilling Valentines: Flowers

Martha Stewart Living, February 2002

Folded Roses

Transform simple cardboard boxes into poetic containers. Cover boxes with red paper, and then attach clusters of folded roses with craft glue. Tuck a heart-shaped chocolate or other romantic treat inside.

A nosegay of tiny red roses evokes Victorian charm. Create a dozen folded roses, and add floral-wire stems; wrap the bouquet in silk tissue, and set it in a vase.

Learn How to Make Folded Roses

Fringed Flowers

A bouquet of quilled flowers will outlast fresh blooms. Create several fringed flowers, and add floral-wire stems.

To fashion these blooms, you will need to learn five quilling shapes: tight circle, marquise, teardrop, bell, and fringed flowers.

Learn How to Make Quilled Shapes

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