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How To Make A Paper Spool For Your Slow Stitched Scroll

I made a rolled paper spool for one of my slow stitched scrolls. I’ll share how I made the house scroll in the next video. It’s best to use flyers or newspapers because they are free and the ends stick together easily.  I recommend using a skewer to roll the centre tube. A larger object will create a bigger hole and I feel that makes the spool soft and squishy. Simply add additional layers of paper to increase the size of your spool and bead ends instead. You may also be interested in these related videos on my channel. Learn How to Make Long, Rolled Paper Beads Out of Cardboard and Greeting Cards Tutorial    • Learn How to Make Long, Rolled Paper Beads...   (Short Version) How to Make Long, Rolled Paper Beads Out of Cardboard / Greeting Cards    • (Short Version) How to Make Long, Rolled P...   Learn How to Make Long, Rolled Paper Beads Out of Grocery Store Flyers - Trash to Treasure    • Learn How to Make Long, Rolled Paper Beads...   How To Add Texture to Rolled Paper Beads - Recycled Paper Project Tutorial    • How To Add Texture to Rolled Paper Beads -...   Learn How To Add A Crackle Effect To Your Rolled Paper Beads - Tutorial    • Learn How To Add A Crackle Effect To Your ...   *For a better viewing experience, be sure to watch this video and others on the highest resolution. Join my Facebook group here :   / 104027752705629   Follow me on Instagram -   / night_owl_collectibles   Visit me on Facebook -   / jennysartsandcrafts   Etsy - https://www.etsy.com/ca/shop/NightOwl... Visit my blog for free patterns - http://NightOwlCrafts.ca #Slowstitching #sewing #handstitch #handembroidery #textileart Subscribe to my channel for more slow stitching inspiration. If you enjoy fabric collage, embroidery, and hand sewing be sure to click the little bell so you don’t miss my uploads. On occasion, I’ll show you how to do fabric appliqué, and needle turn appliqué. Many of my pieces are great slow stitching for beginners. If you haven’t tried stitching before, I hope you feel inspired after watching my videos and give it a try! ————— MUSIC ————— Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/justin-lee/come-... Music from Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/theo-gerard/salo... Music from Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/kevin-macleod/sh...