Writing multicolored letters

Materials needed:

You are going to be using all 3mm wide and 10 cm long multicolored quilling paper strips. 
The basic quilled shape that you are going to use is a loose circle. You will then be shaping each loose circle according to need. 

Procedure: 

The first thing I did to make the logo was find letters to use as a model.

The first ones I found were these 8 cm high letters

With these letters I wrote what I wanted to say in my logos,

but they seemed too big. 
I placed these letters on a white sheet of copy paper and then took a picture of the words. 
With the computer, I reduced their size to 3 cm high and made a template on another white sheet of copy paper.

 

Using different color 3mm wide and 10 cm long paper strips I made plenty loose circles. 

I placed these loose circles on my template and, one at a time, I shaped these circles with the help of pins.   
I put as many shapes and pins as needed to form each letter. If you scroll down I will have detailed pictures to show you how I did it.

The first line in my logo reads “Crafty Lucy’s”

After finishing the first line I decided to change the typeface.

This time I used some wooden letters, also 3 cm high, which I found in a store that sells craft materials. 

With these letters I wrote the words to see how they looked,

After deciding that I liked it, once again I wrote the necessary words on a piece of copy paper, carefully tracing each letter on a regular sheet of copy paper.

Using the same method I used to write "Crafty Lucy's", I "wrote" the words “Tips, Quilling, and Tutorials.”

As I have 3 blogs, the final work took 367 circles and 429 straight pins. 
Once I removed all the pins, this is how the words look like.  

All this work took me 7 days, working about 6 hours each.  The "writing" of the words took me 4 days. 

Now I have to quill an owl for each blog and finish the logos.

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The method of using straight pins to help you shape letters may be used in any project where you are tracing/filling shapes or areas on a drawing.

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I hope that this tutorial was useful. I wish you a happy quilling!

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