Flowers often take centre stage in quilling, but I also love the simple beauty of paper foliage. Leaves and small branches can add movement, balance and a natural feeling to a composition without requiring complicated techniques. Most of the shapes in these leafy sprigs are made from basic quilling coils that are simply pinched, folded or combined in different ways.
I love combining paper quilling with lettering, and this piece was created around the name Zuzia. The bright green script is surrounded by a colourful floral wreath, with purple, lavender, yellow, orange, blue, pink, white and fresh green flowers standing out against the clean white background. A soft lilac-pink border adds a gentle touch to the overall composition.
This delicate paper quilling flower arrangement combines soft coral, blush pink and muted sage green tones with different quilling techniques and textures. I wanted to create a light, romantic composition where the larger flower has an airy, open shape while the smaller flowers provide a more compact contrast.
This handmade paper quilling card was created as a Polish Holy Baptism keepsake – Pamiątka Chrztu Świętego.
I love creating flowers from paper, especially when I can combine different shapes, colors and tiny details into one composition. This 3D paper quilling floral arrangement was created in a soft pastel palette of pink, white, light blue, pale green and yellow.