I thought of starting a series of quilled jewelry drawing inspiration from things I come across in the so called ‘everyday life’. The first in the series is this pair of quilled earrings inspired by traffic signals.

Its been a couple of months since I started quilling. It was high time I started using quilling comb and other tools. I was quite fascinated by the pattern one could do using a simple comb and quilling paper. Here is how you could make petal structures using a regular comb (no I haven’t used the quilling comb).

My cell phone has been in need of a pouch for long and finally I decided to make one. And my good old friend, ‘felt’ was more than happy to lend a helping hand. So here is how I made it.

Here are a set of nail designs in black and white. These colors are good to go with any party wear and most of the designs are such that they can be carried well with formal wear too. I stumbled upon many of these nail designs as I was doing some research on the different types of fashion statements one could make using these salt and pepper shades.

M Seal is a convenient product to use for making different hand crafted items. Here is an attempt at making a necklace using M Seal.

Continuing in my line of felting experiments, here is a layered felt brooch. You will need single or double sided felt cloth in two colors and sewing thread to make this brooch.

We will be making a pendant as we start with origami jewelry; the technique of making these types of origami pendants is real simple. Just find a sheet of designed paper of your choice, a piece of metal string, glue and you are on board.

The yin yang colors are always in style, be it any accessory or apparel. The ever charming black and white colors are used for this pair of quilled hoop earrings.

Felt is a favorite of many crafters. It is fun to use felt and the results are always pretty and cool. Here, I’ve tried to provide clear tutorials for three types of Felt bows which are quick and easy to make. 

A piece of gift wrapper can be turned into a charming pendant in no time. Here’s how.

A simple pair of quilled earrings made using the tear drop pattern (yes..yet again!)

Wool yarn can be wrapped around your old wooden or plastic bangles. A brand new accessory is what you’ve made for yourself in no time.

I can’t have enough quilled earrings. Simple patterns and pretty results – only quilling can give you that. So here is another simple hoop pattern designs made using quilling strips.

Here are the quilled earrings I made drawing inspiration from a bunch of grapes. These are made using quilled pieces of teardrop pattern and tight coils.

Hoop earrings made using the technique of quilling.