Quilling paper strips 3 mm x 50 cm, CreativeHobby, pastel colors, pack of 100

Pack of 100 CreativeHobby quilling paper strips in soft pastel colors, each strip measuring 3 mm in width and 50 cm in length. These narrow, lightweight strips are made for paper quilling and paper filigree techniques, enabling precise rolling, tight coils and delicate shapes for decorative motifs, greeting cards, framed art and small sculptures. The even width and consistent length support uniform results across many repetitive elements, making the set suitable for extended projects and multiple users.

Advantages

The 3 mm width offers fine control for detailed quilling work while the 50 cm length provides enough material for multiple coils or elongated shapes per strip. A pack of 100 strips supplies a variety of pastel tones to create subtle color gradients and layered effects without frequent color changes. The paper’s smooth surface and consistent thickness help achieve clean edges when cutting or shaping, and the pre-cut strips save time compared with trimming full sheets.

Suitable for

• Paper quilling and paper filigree projects
• Handmade greeting cards and invitations
• Decorative motifs for scrapbooking and mixed media
• School art lessons, workshops and group crafts
• Small decorative sculptures and jewelry components

Key specifications

• Strip width: 3 mm
• Strip length: 50 cm
• Color palette: pastel colors
• Quantity per pack: 100 strips
• Material: paper suitable for rolling and gluing

How to use

Use standard quilling tools such as a slotted quilling tool, needle tool or tweezers to roll and shape the 3 mm strips. Apply a small amount of craft glue to the end of a finished coil to secure it, then pinch, curve or combine coils to form desired shapes. For layered designs, arrange strips by color and length before gluing to maintain consistent patterns. Cut strips with sharp craft scissors if shorter pieces are required, and press shaped elements onto a dry base to avoid warping.

Usage recommendations

Store the pack flat and in a dry environment to prevent bending or moisture damage; test glue compatibility on a spare strip before committing to a full project.