QUILLING - SPIRAL SEASONS
€24.90
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This kit introduces children to the art of “quilling”, a crafting classic where pictures are created using paper spirals. Children will be able to complete the 2 designs provided with ease thanks to specially-adapted tools and simplified techniques. They roll the multi-coloured strips of paper up into loops, coils and navettes, then glue them to the illustrated background, decorating the bird’s feathers and the deer’s antlers with spiralling patterns that rise up off the page.
This kit introduces children to the art of “quilling”, a crafting classic where pictures are created using paper spirals. Children will be able to complete the 2 designs provided with ease thanks to specially-adapted tools and simplified techniques. They roll the multi-coloured strips of paper up into loops, coils and navettes, then glue them to the illustrated background, decorating the bird’s feathers and the deer’s antlers with spiralling patterns that rise up off the page.
Simplified technique and specially-adapted tools for an easy introduction to the art of quilling.
Fantastically elegant results.
1 storage box with an elastic fastening for keeping equipment in.
1 detailed step-by-step instructions booklet.
Contents: 2 illustrated cards (28 x 21 cm), 1 assortment of colourful paper strips (40 x 0.5 cm), 1 board of round templates, 1 plastic board, 2 tubes of glue, 1 quilling pin, 1 set of tweezers, 1 colour step-by-step instructions booklet.
3070900086210
Data sheet
- Age
- 8 years and up
- Pack dimensions
- 29,5 x 23 x 4 cm
- Language(s)
- French, English, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Swedish, Danish, Russian
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This kit introduces children to the art of “quilling”, a crafting classic where pictures are created using paper spirals. Children will be able to complete the 2 designs provided with ease thanks to specially-adapted tools and simplified techniques. They roll the multi-coloured strips of paper up into loops, coils and navettes, then glue them to the illustrated background, decorating the bird’s feathers and the deer’s antlers with spiralling patterns that rise up off the page.