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Uploaded by on Dec 19, 2010

Quilling Tutorial by Ann Martin

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  • that's an insane amount of glue.

    

  • lovely and inspiring :D

  • Before watching this video I had no idea how quilling was really done and thought it would be hard to do, but now I'm ready to quil none stop!

  • Thanks! The paper I'm using is standard quilling paper, 1/8 inch wide. American quilling strips are about 22-24 inches in length. The weight is slightly heavier than typical computer printer paper, but that will work fine if you want to cut a sheet into strips to use as practice paper.

  • very nice...could u plz tell me What kind of paper u r using?....Thanks a lot :)

  • THAT WAS JUST AMAZINNGGGG :) LUVED IT!!! you are really good at it..!!

  • le2ce, I ordered my favorite tool from Japan, but when I was first learning to quill, I used a cake tester - it's a fine, stiff wire. Some prefer to use corsage pins or cocktail sticks. That's a Fiskars paper trimmer you see me using in the video... it's very handy for cutting strips from a sheet of paper.

  • Thank you for sharing! I discovered quilling quite recently but I cannot find quilling tools here in Greece. I guess I need to order them. The tool you are using for cutting the strips is it also for quilling? How do you call it? Thanks a lot!

  • Nice Video!!! You've got good hands to make this type of wonderfull art!

  • That's great mrlundgren, most children enjoy quilling. Here's an idea for teaching really young kids to quill - use bread bag or trash bag twist ties that have a wire embedded. Older students do fine with regular quilling paper or they can make giant-sized snowflakes with wide strips - a half inch or so. Regular computer paper works fine. Roll the strips on a wooden dowel.

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