A little Flashback..!!

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Hello everyone. Hope you are doing great.

As my 1st post, I would like to show you my first quilling envelopes which I made a year ago.

The idea to make envelopes was given by my good friend and she also suggested to check Pinterest for some inspirations. 

It took me 5 days to complete one envelope but I kept practicing and never thought of stopping. Gradually my speed increased, and I made few more envelopes which got sold out.

Here are few pictures of them (please don't mind picture quality)





Let's meet on another blog. Hope you liked it. Thank you



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