Quilling Paper
At Quilled Creations, we strive to provide our customers with the finest quality
quilling paper. We work with paper mills all over the world to bring over 250
different sizes and colors of acid-free and lignin-free quilling papers. This
includes 35 Solid Colored Quilling Papers, 20 Graduated Quilling Papers, 10
Two-Tone Quilling Papers and 13 different Mixed Packs of quilling papers. Most of
these come in 1/8", ¼" and 3/8" wide paper packs.
Acid-Free / Lignin Free (AF/LF) Quilling Paper
All of our quilling papers have been guaranteed acid-free and lignin-free by the
paper mills we work with. This archival-safe quality is important when quilling
is used in scrapbooking, rubber stamping and picture framing. You can be assured
that your quilled designs will last generations without having any negative effects
on your cherished photographs.
Graduated Quilling Papers
Our Graduated Quilling Papers offer a unique look to your quilled designs. The
graduated papers start as a solid color on one end of the strip and gradually fade
to white at the other end. You can imagine what this might look like. For a quilled
circle, the center could start of darker and then fade to a lighter shade as it goes
out. With fringed flowers, the center can be a light color and the outside fringes
can be a darker shade. Try using them on a dark background and the beauty of these
papers will really jump out. Our Birthday Quilling Kit teaches some great techniques
on how to use the graduated papers. The Dark Centered Graduated Papers are the same as
the graduated, but they start of white, fade to the solid color in the center and then
gradually fade back to white.
Two-Tone Quilling Papers
Our Two-Tone Quilling Papers can offer another unique look to your quilled designs.
These papers are a solid color on one side and the other side of the strip is a lighter
shade of that same color. As you quill with this paper, you will notice the two tones
of the paper throughout each spiral. It adds a wonderful softness to your quilled
artwork.
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