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Posted by Janelle Cox




Do you want to know the secret behind all the beautiful outlines and detailed, intricate shapes you see in our Quilling Cards? Let us introduce you to line work, one of the trickiest techniques to master in quilling art!

What Is Line Work?

Think of it as "drawing," but we use long, unrolled strips of quilling paper instead of a pencil. Line work helps us outline shapes, add flow, and build movement into a design.

What Is Line Work

Whether it’s a graceful swirl or a bold, geometric edge, straight, curved, spiraled—even layered—lines add structure, flow, and pure elegance to every single card.

What Do We Use It For?

Here’s how line work shows up in some of your favorite designs:

💥 Bold, Vibrant Accents That Pop

Check out our Quilled Birthday Milestone Greeting Cards. This design screams celebration thanks to eye-catching, colorful line work in every digit!

♊ Structure That Stands Out

Our Quilled Gemini Greeting Card is another perfect example. Against a dreamy navy constellation background, the cream-colored quills practically leap off the page, capturing the lively, dual spirit of the zodiac. Talk about star power!

🖋️ Make An Impression With Elegant Lettering 

Line work shines in our Quilled Thank You Greeting Card. We use gold-edged paper strips to create fancy, flowing lettering to ensure an already thoughtful card has an even stronger, lasting impression.

🌀 Striking Geometric Patterns and Coils

The line work in our Quilled Artist Series - The Lady in Gold, Klimt Greeting Card, is simply expert-level. The technique allows us to replicate the intricate geometric shapes that swirl into golden coils, just like in Klimt’s masterpiece!

 

Line work is the quiet force behind the beauty of every Quilling Card. It guides your eye, builds movement, and ties everything together with subtle sophistication. Take a closer look next time you hold a Quilling Card—you’ll spot the magic hiding in the lines!