Description

The art of quilling dates back to the Renaissance when French and Italian monks and nuns would use quills (the shaft of a feather) to roll thin strips of paper into ornate designs. They would then used these to decorate book covers and other items, often imitating designs they saw in ironwork. Quilling later became popular in America during Colonial times.
Today, you can find quilled paper art on wedding invitations, greeting cards, jewelry, ornaments, and even gallery walls. Quilling has become popular worldwide, thanks to the common, inexpensive materials used to do it. All you need is paper, glue, and something to roll the paper around. Even though quilled designs are made from humble materials, there's no limit when it comes to the elaborate designs you can create
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