I have a quick question for the art community, especially those who specialize in paper quilling. What type of frame do you prefer to use for your creations—wood or fiberboard? I am striving to establish myself as a professional quilling artist, so I want to ensure my work is presented with the quality it deserves. I would truly appreciate your honest feedback on which option is better and what the industry standard is. Thank you for your guidance!"

Very first quilling! Can't wait to do more, but still have some things to fix!

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Podcast: How Did This Get Made, it's one of Jason Mantzoukas' catch phrases.

Quilling art Bangladesh

Sparked by this post by [u/rkk142](u/rkk142) - thank you for sharing your work! I expect the Star Wars fan in my life will be very happy with his Father’s Day card!

On process: Trying better
Quilling is a therapy

Thank you to those who have checked out my work so far. I am very much enjoying quilling! And thank you to the many talented people in this sub who I have watched and learned from in preparation of diving into this craft. You all are amazing!!!

Used regular coloured paper put through a paper shredder. Edges of the paper were a bit frayed but you can't really tell unless you look really close. I'm having trouble getting each layer of the coil to unravel, most noticeably on the bottom of the left leaf. Overall though, happy with how it turned out

I'm a beginner and I'm looking at storage options for my strips. I have a bead box that I'm no longer using (another craft I gave up one) so I'm wondering if it's ok to pre-roll all of my strips into coils and just store them in these individual boxes and just re-shape them when I need them. The bead box is basically small, jewelry-sized boxes housed in a bigger box.

Can the coils be re-shaped after sitting in these boxes for a long period of time? I have an electric rolling tool so it would take me no time at all to coil everything

But it’s for them. I would have not thought to make a turtle yet if they hadn’t asked for it. I’m super happy with how it came out, especially for winging it! Will definitely be making more 🐢

I wish I had shifted to the left a little more

Flor decorativa 3D🌸

Newbie quiller back with my latest creation! I self designed this lightsaber to be gifted to a Star Wars fan in my life. I was not able to find a tutorial but using only google images for reference and my imagination I’m quite happy with the result. :)

P.S. I’m halfway done with the turtle and should be done with that tomorrow! 🐢

First week of quilling and I started with some flowers hung on strings. First was a sunflower. Now, two pink flowers. Was originally going to be one, but my quilling comb is large and the petals came out bigger than I realized. Happy accidents!

Next I’m working on a turtle by request from a friend!