If you search the internet,
you will found a lot of sites that offer you a beginner tutorial on how to quill.Thats why i never make a tutorial on my blog~
But i often received a question from people who are interested in quilling,
but they have no idea how to make it at all.
And their favorite question is what are the tools~
So today i will show you what are the basic tools for you to start quilling~
1. Paper strip
The size that are normally use for quilling is 3mm.
image source |
But if you cut the paper with paper shredder, you will have a rough edge paper strips.
I like the rough edge better than the clean one~
This is when I cut the strip myself |
This is when I used paper shredder. Can you see the difference? |
2. Slotted Tool / Needle Tool
[Click here to buy and its the same source for the image] Slotted tool. It has a small slit for you to insert the strip and hold the strip while we make a coil. |
[Image source] Needle tool |
You can make your own slotted tool,
this is the tutorial.
When I first try to quill,
I used the pimple needle (because its easy to find, you can buy it at any supermarket).
When I first try to quill,
I used the pimple needle (because its easy to find, you can buy it at any supermarket).
[Image source] Pimple needle |
3. Glue
I recommend you to use PVA glue.
I used water glue before(standard glue that you can easily found at stationary),
but its wet and will affect the coil that you have quilled.
And I bought Tip Applicator Bottle and fill the glue inside.
It will make it easier to glue your small quilling strip.
Ok, thats all you need to have to start a quilling.
It will make it easier to glue your small quilling strip.
[Image source] Tip Applicator Bottle |
Ok, thats all you need to have to start a quilling.
What I will list next, are optional.
4. Circle template
[Image source] Circle template |
Circle template is used when you want to produce many coils with the same size.
Circle template can be found at stationary.
I bought mine for RM1 only~
5. Tweezer
[Image source] Tweezer |
There are many sites that sold quilling tools.
I hope this entry will help those who want to start quilling :)
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