As promised a tutorial on quilling compound spike type (inflorescence type) flowers which I used for the quilled Black Maned Lion , Behind the Picket Fence and Lilly White. The one here has been quilled densely with more coiling.
Beehive Quilling Tip - simply insert your quilling tool away from the end of the strip and roll either clockwise or anti clockwise, the desired number of times . Make the second coil by inserting the tool an inch or less away from the end of the previous coil and continue as before making several sub-coils using one continuous strip. It will look like the pic below. If you turn the tool clockwise for one coil and anticlockwise for the next, it will look like the second one in the same Pic.
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Method
Take 3 shades of red or a combination of red and orange 3mm strips. The darker shades should be about twice the length ( I used 2, 9 "strips and a 5' orange one) of the lightest shade.
Tear the 2 darker shade strips in 2, then glue in the following order :-
darkest, dark, light, dark and the darkest to make one long strip as in the 2nd Pic.
Now start beehive quilling and start the first coil about .75 inches away from the end of the strip as shown above. Turn clockwise about 5 to 6 clockwise turns and squash it in the middle as shown above. If you want it to be lace like, make only 3 turns and do not squash.
Your finished spike flower should look like the above. This may not be that easy for those who have no experience with manipulating beehive quilling but try with newspaper strips till you get the hang of it and then it is a breeze.
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