German Quilling on Display
Recently I heard from a quilling pal, Karren Doll Tolliver, who lives in Germany for part of the year. She and a friend came upon this department store window in Munich and sent me images... how cool to see rolled paper on such a grand scale!
I can only imagine the work that went into the design and construction, and wish I could give credit to the creator, but unfortunately we're not even sure which store it was... possibly Kaufhof.
Karren said, "The trees looked like they were made out of posterboard strips about six inches wide. What a display!"
And speaking of displays...
I'd like to welcome new sponsor, ljlh designs [site no longer available]. You might remember the interview I did with owner/paper artist Libby Hampel... her classy and colorful jewelry designs never fail to impress.
I can only imagine the work that went into the design and construction, and wish I could give credit to the creator, but unfortunately we're not even sure which store it was... possibly Kaufhof.
Karren said, "The trees looked like they were made out of posterboard strips about six inches wide. What a display!"
And speaking of displays...
I'd like to welcome new sponsor, ljlh designs [site no longer available]. You might remember the interview I did with owner/paper artist Libby Hampel... her classy and colorful jewelry designs never fail to impress.
That display is absolutely incredible!
ReplyDeleteAmazing display! So impressive.
ReplyDeleteThis is the kind of marvelous window display that gets people talking. I wish more commercial establishments here would promote art and design skills this way.
ReplyDeleteThe display was indeed awesome. It stopped me in my tracks! Thanks for the link, Ann! - Karren
ReplyDeleteamazing...can someone teach this to me :D
ReplyDeletewhat a wonderful job quillings've never seen anything so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGreetings Baukje
Gorgeous, thanks for sharing it with us!!!!
ReplyDeletePaula
Je ne parle pas l'anglais mais je suis en admiration devant ce que vous présentez sur votre blog. Merci de toutes ces découvertes et bravo!
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone, I'm glad you enjoyed the pics, and josephine, merci!
ReplyDeleteWhat an absolutely awesome display!
ReplyDeleteIncredible work! Definitely raises quilling to a fabulous art form. Thank you for bringing all the wonderful articles to our attention.
I look forward to "all things paper".
Wow, I had to share this one. Fabulous!
ReplyDeleteTx so much, Ann, for opening my eyes to quilling in other parts of the world.......that is an
ReplyDeleteamazing display. VJS
I really like what you do and sincerely appreciate all creations. They are wonderful. I always follow with great love
ReplyDeleteThank you Karren Tolliver for your thoughtfulness and photographic efforts and thank you Ann Martin for publishing the lovely and colorful paper artwork which vibrates with a special warmth, beauty and zest. Thank you again and continued best wishes.
ReplyDeleteLove the German quilling - they are really thinking BIG!
ReplyDeleteWow! What an impressive display!
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