Quilling Strips CreativeHobby 5 mm, 100 pcs, white-pearl

CreativeHobby quilling strips, 5 mm wide in a white-pearl shade, provide a set of 100 uniformly cut paper strips intended for quilling, paper filigree and other paper-craft techniques. The strips are compatible with standard quilling tools and adhesives and are suitable for creating coils, scrolls, teardrops and other decorative elements used in cards, scrapbooks, frames and small three-dimensional decorations.

Advantages

These quilling strips are cut to a consistent 5 mm width to ensure even coils and repeatable shapes. The white-pearl color offers a subtle metallic sheen that complements both pastel and vivid palettes while maintaining a neutral base for layering and shading. The paper has sufficient stiffness to hold shapes yet remains flexible enough for tight rolls and delicate manipulations, providing a balance between durability and workability for a variety of craft projects.

Suitable for

• Handmade greeting cards and invitations
• Scrapbooking accents and borders
• Decorative appliqués for picture frames and boxes
• Miniature paper sculptures and three-dimensional ornaments

Key specifications

• Width: 5 mm
• Quantity: 100 strips per pack
• Color: white-pearl with a subtle sheen
• Material: paper suitable for quilling and paper filigree
• Compatibility: works with standard quilling tools and common craft adhesives

How to use

Take a strip and secure one end to a quilling tool or a thin needle-like implement to form a tight coil; release to create a loose coil and pinch or shape as required to produce teardrop, eye or scroll elements. For larger shapes, glue multiple strips together along the edge before rolling, or layer finished elements onto your project substrate. Use a small amount of craft glue applied with a fine tip for connections and allow pieces to dry on a flat surface to preserve shape.

Usage recommendations

Store strips flat and away from moisture and direct sunlight to prevent warping and fading. Test adhesives on a single strip first to confirm drying time and bond strength, and consider using a quilling board or templates for consistent element sizes.