Paper quilling originated in 15th-century Europe, used by monks to decorate religious items. It became popular among aristocratic women in the 17th-18th centuries. After a decline, it revived in the 20th century, evolving into modern decorative art worldwide. Quilling is a creative paper art technique that transforms paper strips into intricate designs by rolling, shaping, and assembling paper into decorative patterns, creating both 2D and 3D projects from beautiful greeting cards to charming home décor items.

DELIVERY MODE

• Face-to-Face

COURSE OUTLINE

• Introduction to quilling: History and basic tools; Paper types and quilling techniques
• Creating patterns: Learning basic quilling shapes; Designing a variety of patterns
• Exploring 3D quilling: Building 3D structures and sculptures; Creating layered and textured pieces
• Greeting card and home décor making: Applying techniques to practical crafts; Designing personalised cards and decorative items

LEARNING OUTCOMES

By the end of this course, students should be able to:

1. Understand the basic tools and techniques used in quilling
2. Create a variety of quilled designs using different shapes and patterns
3. Apply quilling techniques to practical projects, such as greeting cards, ornaments, and home décor items
4. Incorporate personal style and artistic expression in their quilling projects