Paper Roll Gamer

 What is a paper quilled marquis  How to make a paper quilled marquis  Ways to use a marquis Eyes are the window into the soul A marquis (pronounced MAR KEY) has the swirly round center of a paper quilled coil, along with tapered left and right sides. In other words, a marquis looks like a human eye. You get many customizable options with the marquis; you can use multi-color strips, or change the orientation, or use patterns. Spice up your next paper quilling design and experiment with a marquis or two. Basic process of paper quilling a marquis 1. Use a toothpick to roll an entire strip of paper 2. Expand to make a loose coil, then glue to secure 3. Pinch both the left and right sides of the circle, to form a marquis / eye shape    Note: Marquis can be made with tight coils, but you'll need to apply more pressure. When using loose coils, the resulting marquis is more swirly and cool-looking. Either version is completely acceptable to use, so don't hold back! Mar...

 What is a paper quilled duck foot How to make a duck foot Ways to use a duck foot Russian Roulette A duck foot looks like just that - three pointy toes on top and a round heel on the bottom. Since duck feet are formed with a loose coil, they can be very irregular and difficult to control. Feeling lucky? Add a paper quilled duck foot to your next design.   Basic process of quilling a duck foot 1. Use a toothpick to roll up a paper strip 2. Always expand to make a loose coil, and glue to secure it 3. Pinch the left and right sides of the coil to make a marquis shape (like an eyeball shape) 4. Pinch up a triangle in the center of the marquis. You should now have a shape with 3 points, like a duck foot  Note: Because they are made with loose coils, duck feet are tricky to make consistently. On the plus side, duck feet can be pinched into many different kinds of shapes. Just like the crescent, be careful not to modify the shape too much.   Ways to use a duck foot Duck fo...

Supplies Instructions Enjoy! Make this for you or your fellow One Piece fans!   Maybe you and your friends are big fans of One Piece. Or maybe you've never heard of this pirate-themed anime. Either way, today's post will introduce you to a basic paper quilling project and a lengthy anime series.   Need a quick refresher about the Op-Op fruit? In One Piece, there is a devil fruit called the Op-Op fruit. The character Trafalgar Law was forced to eat this fruit. Now Law has the "ROOM" ability, where he can control or operate on everything inside a specific territory. Anyway, paper quilling the op-op fruit isn't nearly as complicated as this explanation.    What you will need For this design, all paper strips were around a quarter inch wide. (Note: The wider the strips, the taller they will be. So just keep them under a half inch in width.) To paper quill the Op-Op fruit, you need: -One 22" long paper strip (dark red) for the fruit/heart outline -Five to ten 5...