Paper Tops
Martha Stewart has written a tutorial on how to make these paper tops a great little project to make with the kids.
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Posted: July 18th, 2008 under Kids Craft, Quilling.
Comments: 1
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Comment from Audrey
Time: July 19, 2008, 4:24 pm
I found your blog from crafttutorials.com You do incredible things with paper. I’m impressed. Being married to an asian, folding paper has definately come into our lives. I can follow directions and fold, but on my own, forget it. I just love what you have done here.
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