Quilling - Making Spills

Quilling Guild Fellow, Jane Jenkins, demonstrates how to make 'spills' with lots of good tips and some examples of ways to use spills with quilling. You can find a list of all quilling techniques and terminology on the Quilling Guild website quilling-guild....

[@valeriegehling4358]

Great idea for flower stalks. Thanks

[@lindaramos1]

Excelente!!!

[@valeriegehling4358]

Mitring corners is good idea, now I know how to frame any work of mine. Thanks

[@LK-3000]

Yes, this is a brilliant technique.

[@michelejohnson5]

Excellent tutorial! Thank you so much!

[@valeriegehling4358]

Love the lamp post

[@lyllydd]

I like the fringed quill. I was looking for a way to make a paper rosemary sprig for my lapel for Anzac day last year. Could've used this.

[@lorenaseverson440]

Thankyou!!! There were lots of great tips I note want to try

[@valeriegehling4358]

Lovely birthday cake.

[@ladybugg69]

I would just like to state as if it didn't show I am extremely new to quilling. I'm sure I was but I am
The
question is legitimate if not truly ignored thank you

[@ladybugg69]

Not to sound ignorant but what is the purpose of this spill ? also why is it called a spilled looks like cup of sticks to me

[@LK-3000]

Spilled coils are used for structural elements like flower stems, lamp posts, birthday candles, etc. I never knew they were called "spilled coils," so this has been an education for me.