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Curl up with this gorgeous quilled design
It's true what they say... quilling really is thrilling. This sophisticated flower design is easy to make, even if you've never picked up a quilling tool in your life. Just follow our six simple steps. Secure the ends of your quilled shapes with a tiny drop of tacky PVA glue. You'll find a cocktail stick handy for applying the glue to small or fiddly shapes.
 Step 1Using a quilling tool, coil seven 5cm lengths of 4mm-wide yellow paper. Stick the ends down with glue and arrange on a piece of card to make the fiower centre, as shown. |
 Step 2For the stem and leaves, cut green paper into 4mm-wide strips. Cut one strip measuring 12cm, fold it in half, glue and then fold back 5mm from each end. |
 Step 3Coil two 20cm-long green strips around the tool, allowing each to uncurl slightly to form 1.5cm circles. Pinch to form leaf shapes and then stick the leaves to the stem. |
 Step 4Cut out six 20cm lengths of bright pink paper, each 4mm wide. Coil them into 1.5cm circles, pinching between your finger and thumb to form petal shapes. |
 Step 5Stick the green stem on to one of the circles in the centre, then stick the petals around it. Rub a greeting on to a strip of pink paper or card and stick it across the bottom of the card. |
 Step 6Stick the fiower on to a length of white ribbon folded into a V-shape. Fix the ends of the ribbon on to the inside of the card so the fiower hangs down the front of your card. |