IQCG Challenge #7 - Back to School

Hello quillers,

Thank you for your beautiful entries for Tricolour Challenge.

Any guess on challenge for September Month?

Since we will be celebrating Teacher's day on 5th Septemeber theme for our contest is Anything goes with School theme( teachers day, school elements - pencil, book, etc.)

Rules to follow:

1. Only one entry per person

2. Follow our challenge blog

3.Your Projects can be Cards, Layouts, 3D crafts, Boxes, Quilled jewellery, Altered art, mixed media, Canvas - Anything but paper crafts with quilling.

4. Please add your completed project photos to IQCG challenge#7 photo album only.

5. Only New projects made after 1st September is only valid.

Here is my work to give an idea about the theme.

Since it is a school - I decided to make a Parade arrangement to thank & salute our teachers.

My daughter is in preschool now, and she used to bug me daily to make a gift for her teacher. Hence, i have decided to make a parade arrangement with amateur quilling.(I have a big box in my stash - all the quilled shapes and small 3d quilled miniatures which I have done eight years back during the learning process of this beautiful art)

When thinking of Parade – The Grand parade event comes to my mind.

On every Republic day - a grand parade is held in New Delhi. The event starts with India's prime minister laying a wreath at the Amar Jawan Jyoti at India Gate, to remember soldiers who sacrificed their lives for their country. India's president takes the military salute during the parade in New Delhi while state governors take the military salutes in state capitals. The parade showcases India's Defense Capability, Cultural and Social Heritage.Each display brings out the diversity and richness of the culture of India and the whole show lends a festive air to the occasion. Awards and medals of bravery are given to the people from the armed forces and also to civilians. Helicopters from the armed forces then fly past the parade area showering rose petals on the audience. School children also participate in the parade by dancing and singing patriotic songs. Armed Forces personnel also showcase motorcycle rides. The parade concludes with a "fly past" by the Indian Air Force, which involves fighter planes of flying past the dais, symbolically saluting the president. These leave trails of smoke in the colors of the Indian flag.

Here is my parade arrangement 

Hope you all got an idea about our theme.

All entries have to be posted before in by 6pm Monday 15th September. Your entry must be new and don't link your old creations. 

Prizes are sponsored by "TheCraftShop" & Creativita Store

  

Those who doesn't have FB page can send a mail to indianquillingchallenge(at)gmail(dot)com

Happy quilling!