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Paper quilling is an art where you roll thin strips of paper into ______ shapes.
Paper quilling is an art where you roll thin strips of paper into ______ shapes.
interesting
In the past, monks and nuns used ______ paper for quilling.
In the past, monks and nuns used ______ paper for quilling.
gold
Paper quilling requires ______ and patience like any other craft.
Paper quilling requires ______ and patience like any other craft.
practice
A ______ curling tool is used to shape the paper strips in quilling.
A ______ curling tool is used to shape the paper strips in quilling.
In the 18th and 19th centuries, quilling was a popular hobby among women in ______.
In the 18th and 19th centuries, quilling was a popular hobby among women in ______.
The standard measurement of a quilling paper strip is ______ inch.
The standard measurement of a quilling paper strip is ______ inch.
______ cutting is an art that involves cutting paper with sharp scissors or a knife.
______ cutting is an art that involves cutting paper with sharp scissors or a knife.
Paper lanterns are a common example of paper cutting used for various ______ events.
Paper lanterns are a common example of paper cutting used for various ______ events.
The art of paper cutting is known as ______ in Switzerland and Germany.
The art of paper cutting is known as ______ in Switzerland and Germany.
In ______ origami, fabric is used instead of paper.
In ______ origami, fabric is used instead of paper.
Akira Yoshizawa introduced the technique of ______ origami, using dampened paper for easier folding.
Akira Yoshizawa introduced the technique of ______ origami, using dampened paper for easier folding.
Modular origami consists of multiple individual pieces called ______.
Modular origami consists of multiple individual pieces called ______.
Towel origami, typically used for ______, involves folding towels into various shapes.
Towel origami, typically used for ______, involves folding towels into various shapes.
Money origami, a creative way to use ______, allows you to create different projects like baskets and flowers.
Money origami, a creative way to use ______, allows you to create different projects like baskets and flowers.
Napkin origami is often seen at ______ and gatherings.
Napkin origami is often seen at ______ and gatherings.
The purpose of having a white and colored side in origami is to lessen the mistakes of interchanging the ______.
The purpose of having a white and colored side in origami is to lessen the mistakes of interchanging the ______.
The art of origami, meaning "______ folding", originated in China.
The art of origami, meaning "______ folding", originated in China.
The story of Sadako and the 1,000 cranes is an inspiring example of ______ and perseverance.
The story of Sadako and the 1,000 cranes is an inspiring example of ______ and perseverance.
In ancient China, the creation of ______ was a closely guarded secret.
In ancient China, the creation of ______ was a closely guarded secret.
In Japan, origami with silk threads and colors symbolizes having high ______.
In Japan, origami with silk threads and colors symbolizes having high ______.
The ______ side of the paper is represented by the symbol '1' in origami diagrams.
The ______ side of the paper is represented by the symbol '1' in origami diagrams.
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Paper Quilling
Paper Quilling
The art of rolling thin strips of paper into shapes.
Slotted Curling Tool
Slotted Curling Tool
A tool used to curl paper strips into coils.
Quilling Paper Strips
Quilling Paper Strips
Colorful strips of paper used in quilling, typically ½ inch wide.
Basic Coil Shapes
Basic Coil Shapes
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Paper Cutting
Paper Cutting
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Cultural Significance of Paper Cutting
Cultural Significance of Paper Cutting
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Engraving Knife
Engraving Knife
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Types of Paper Cutting
Types of Paper Cutting
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Origami
Origami
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Valley fold
Valley fold
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Mountain fold
Mountain fold
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Symbols used in origami
Symbols used in origami
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Sadako's cranes
Sadako's cranes
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Scherenschnitte
Scherenschnitte
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Fabric origami
Fabric origami
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Wet folding origami
Wet folding origami
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Modular origami
Modular origami
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Towel origami
Towel origami
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Money origami
Money origami
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Napkin origami
Napkin origami
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Origami symbols
Origami symbols
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Study Notes
Paper Quilling
- Closed coil: Shaped before gluing, allowed to expand slightly before applying glue.
- Tight coil: Glued without letting it expand.
- Large coil: Rolled using a pencil or similar diameter tool. Glue applied first before removing object from pencil.
- Teardrop coil: Pinch one side of a closed coil to create a teardrop shape.
- Eye coil: Pinch opposite sides of a coil to create an eye shape.
- Petal coil: Pinch one side of the coil and curl it in one direction.
- Leaf coil: Pinch opposite sides of the coil and curl in opposite directions.
Tools for Paper Quilling
- Slotted curling tool: Preferable for beginners, enables easy paper rolling.
- Quilling paper: Colorful, ½ inch strips.
- Tweezers: Used to manipulate small quilled pieces.
- Scissors: Used for precise paper cuts.
- Glue: Used to hold quilled pieces together; use a high-quality adhesive.
- Pins: Used for producing tiny coils.
- Toothpicks: Used to apply a small amount of glue to the paper.
Basic Coil Shapes
- Open coil: A loose coil that does not require gluing.
Paper Cutting
- Cutting mat: Protects table surface from cuts, especially when using larger pieces of material.
- Pencil: Use a pencil for laying out patterns before cutting.
- Metal ruler: Measures distances evenly for uniform results—better than plastic.
- Scalpel and blade: Precise cuts for intricate designs; consider handle wrapping for better grip.
- Tracing paper: Copies designs onto work surface; use parchment or wax paper if tracing paper is unavailable.
- Watercolor paper: Ideal for cutting due to its textured surface.
- Backing material: Used when framing paper cuts; can be paper or fabric, contrasting color preferred.
Origami
- Fabric origami: Uses fabric instead of paper, often coupled with quilting.
- Wet folding origami: Dampened paper for easy folding and lasting shape.
- Modular origami: Uses multiple individual paper pieces assembled into a complex model.
- Towel origami: Unique use of towels instead of paper.
- Money origami: Uses monetary bills as the material.
- Napkin origami: Often involved in social gatherings, known for swans, pockets, and bows.
Origami Symbols
- White side: Paper's plain or unprinted side.
- Colored side: Paper's printed or patterned side.
- Cut: Indicate a cut to be made in the paper.
- Fold and unfold: Indicates folding steps, including how to unfold.
- Valley fold: Fold the paper in to meet the guidelines.
- Mountain fold: Fold the paper outward to meet the guidelines.
- Turn over: Indicate a rotation of the paper.
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