Paper Quilling Craft: Quilled Hearts Balloon Bouquet

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How cute is this little paper quilled hearts balloon bouquet? We have been loving our DIY paper quilling craft projects around here and I wanted to share this latest one as it’s so easy and so adorable!

Paper Quilling Craft: Quilled Hearts Balloon Bouquet

I love these paper crafts because the supplies are minimal and the possibilities are endless. They are crafts that work for all ages and I love that the finished products are fun creations that you can give as gifts.

List of Supplies:

1. Quilling strips
2. Slotted quilling tool
3. Scissors
4. Craft glue
5. Black marker pen
6. Craft paper

Instructions:

Step ONE:

Take 2 quilling strips of the same size and color. Create 2 teardrop shapes with both strips.

Step TWO:

Attach the 2 teardrop shapes side by side to form a basic heart shape, keeping the pointy ends on one side and the curved end on one side for both teardrop shapes to form the heart shape.

Step THREE:

Similarly grab more quilling strips and create more quilled heart shapes. Use 2 strips of the same size and color to form each heart shape.

Step FOUR:

Take a black colored quilling strip (or any dark color of your choice) of the same strips used for the teardrop shapes. Cut the black strip into 4 equal parts. Use 2 of the strips to create open loose coils. Use the 2 other strips to create triangle shapes.

Step FIVE:

Prepare the card or a piece of paper for the balloon art. Sketch an arrangement of the balloons in mind or you can also use a pencil to trace small dots on the paper. Start to glue the quilled hearts on the paper.

Step SIX:

One by one stick the quilled hearts on the paper, keeping the bottom end of the heart pointing towards a particular direction on the paper.

Step SEVEN:

Use the black marker pen to trace the strings of the balloon, joining all strings at the bottom side of the balloons.

Step EIGHT: 

Stick the 2 triangle shapes on the joint part of the balloons, keeping their wide parts facing outside. Also, stick the open loose coils adjacent to the triangle shapes but keeping the coiled parts facing downwards.

Looking for more paper quilling craft ideas? Make sure to check out our favorite quilled paper projects along with the many other arts and crafts and homemade gift ideas that we’ve shared!

Print the Instructions for this Heart Bouquet Paper Quilling Craft for Valentine’s Day

Want to add more details? Go ahead! Make more fun quilled shapes and get creative!

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