Every Day Quilling Scrolls for Quilling

Dampen your thumb and index finger slightly and place the tip of your paper in your finger, then place the tool that you are going to roll with over it.

With your thumb bend the tip of the paper over the tool at the same time roll the paper forward making sure you are rolling the paper around the needle.

Roll evenly the entire strip of paper, keeping the edges as even as possible and your pressure even on the paper.

After it is completely rolled remove it from the tool.

Let the paper unroll slightly, (for any rolls and scrolls except the tight roll).

Place a drop of glue at the tip of the inner surface to seal it into place.

Hold the roll shut for a couple seconds to assure that it closes.

Follow pinching instructions below.


Loose scroll	C-Scroll	S-Scroll	V-Scroll
Heart	One Sided V-Scroll	P-Shape	Double Scroll w/Flag
Triple Scroll	Connected Scroll	Feelers	Modified Heart
Tendril	Split Tendril

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		Loose Scroll sometimes called relaxed or open scroll – this is rolled just like the loose roll only you don’t glue the end to the roll. Top
		C-Scroll (sometimes called double scroll or eye glasses) - roll strip half way from one end let it unroll then roll from the other end so that both rolls end up on the same side. This scroll can be varied by making one end tighter than the other, making one end larger than the other, varying the length of paper rolled at each end, varying the distance between rolls, and so on. Experiment and see if you can find a new and interesting variation on this basic scroll. Top
		S-Scroll - roll strip half way from one end let unroll then roll from the other end so that the rolls end up on opposite sides of the scroll. This scroll can be varied by making one end tighter than the other, making one end larger than the other, varying the length of paper rolled at each end, varying the distance between rolls, and so on. Experiment and see if you can find a new and interesting variation on this basic scroll. Top
		V-Scroll – fold a strip of paper in half, roll each end down with the roll going out or away from each other. Top
		Heart some times called open heart or inward scroll – fold a strip of paper in half, roll each end down with the rolls going in or towards each other. Top
		One Sided V-Scroll (sometimes called quotes) - fold strip of paper off center, rolling down towards the bottom roll one end and then the other both ending up on the same side of the strip with one of the rolls sitting on top of the other one. Top
		P-Shape – place the two ends of a strip of paper together. Roll down without folding. When you get half way down fold the strip. Let unwind and it forms a ‘p’. Top
		Double Scroll w/Flag – fold a strip of paper in half starting from the two loose ends. Roll a single scroll half way down. The inside strip will form the flag. Top
		Triple Scroll - pinch a strip of paper in half starting from the pinched area make one roll half way down the side. The two loose ends are rolled also in what ever direction you want. Generally they look like a v-scroll, heart, or quotes. Top
		Connected Scroll - Roll several loose scrolls, curve the unrolled ends away from the rolled ends. Place one scroll next to another by curving the loose end around the next shape and glue them together. Top
		Feelers - a v-scroll with only tiny scrolls at the top and the stem is glued together. Top
		Modified Heart - fold strip of paper off center, rolling down towards the bottom roll one end and then the other towards the middle with one of the rolls sitting on top of the other one. Top
		Tendril - make a loose scroll then with a pin gently open and loosen the scroll. Top
		Split Tendril - carefully cut a strip of quilling paper down the middle (lengthwise). Then roll as if you were doing a V-scroll on the cut side. Top

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