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BASIC QUILLING INSTRUCTIONS: PAGE 1 OF 2

Quilling paper is rolled with either a needle tool or a slotted tool. The needle tool

consists of a long needle that is set into a handle. Rolls and scrolls are made by

rolling paper around the needle. The slotted tool has a slot in its end and,

because the slot catches and holds the end of the paper, learning to roll with this

tool couldn’t be any easier. Many beginners prefer the slotted tool because it is

easier to use. However, others choose the needle tool because it won’t leave as

large a hole in the center of a rolled shape and won’t bend the very end of the

paper, as the slotted tool does.

Standard width paper (1/8” or 3 mm) is used in designs unless another width is

specified. The size of the quilled roll depends on the length of paper used. The

instructions for each design will specify the length for each roll.

Begin by tearing off a strip of paper to a length specified in the instructions. To

roll paper with a needle tool, moisten one end of the strip slightly and place that

end against your index finger. Position the tool on the end of the paper (figure

1), press the end of the paper around the tool with your thumb (figure 2). Roll

the paper without turning the tool, keeping the strip’s edges as even as possible.

To make a roll with the slotted tool, first thread the paper into the tool’s slot.

Slide the tool to near the end of the strip, and then turn the tool so that the

paper wraps around it in a circular motion.

Supplies needed for quilling include a needle or slotted tool, quilling paper, clear-drying white craft glue, straight

pins, a ruler, sharp scissors and tweezers. A quilling workboard made of cork with a plastic cover is available, or

one may be made by wrapping waxed paper around a piece of corrugated cardboard.

ROLLS:

SCROLLS:

Tight circle: Roll, remove tool without letting it

unwind, and glue the loose end of the paper

to the side of the roll.

Loose scroll: Roll one end, leaving the other

end loose.

Open heart: Crease the strip at its center. Roll

each end in toward the crease.

Loose circle : Roll, remove from tool and allow

the coil to loosen. Glue the loose end.

Teardrop : Roll and glue a loose circle. Pinch

one side of the circle to a point (figure 4).

V scroll: Crease the strip at its center. Roll

each end toward the outside.

Marquise : Roll and glue a loose circle, and

then pinch it on opposite sides.

C scroll: Roll both ends of the strip towards

the strip’s center.

Shaped marquise : Make a marquise, and the

curl its two pinched pints in opposite

directions.

S scroll: Roll one end to center. Turn strip

over and roll other end toward the center.

Square : Make a marquise. Then turn it ninety

degrees and pinch it again on two opposite

sides.

Variations on scrolls: These are made by

rolling one end of the strip to a point that is

off center.

Rolled heart : Roll and glue a loose circle. Pinch

a point on one side. Then make a sharp

indentation on the opposite side.

Bunny ear : Roll and glue a loose circle. Make a

rounded indentation on one side.

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quilling instructions courtesy of Lake City Craft Company: www.quilling.com

2008 MARTHA STEWART LIVING OMNIMEDIA

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