Quilling Paper Art for Teens
Students will learn the historical art form called quilling. The art of quilling is using thin strips of colorful paper and turning them around an object to make coils. The coils are then shaped into beautiful pictures!
Stephanie Jill Boyd - The Joyful Teacher
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What's included
4 pre-recorded lessons
average 35 mins per video4 weeks
of teacher support2 hrs 20 mins
total video learning hours1 year access
to the contentHomework
1-2 hours per week. The projects will possibly take additional time after the student finishes the videos. The video is taught as a quill-a-long, but if the student doesn't finish it at the same speed at the teacher, additional time will be needed.Assessment
The teacher will give feedback, and offer suggestions and compliments to each self-paced student.Grading
upon requestClass Experience
US Grade 8 - 11
Beginner - Advanced Level
Hello families, and welcome to my Quilling class! There is no prior quilling experience needed for this class. Each class will cover the basic quilling shapes that students need to know for each project. The class may be completed in four weeks because there are four projects. Self-paced students may work at a faster or slower pace, and I will personally give feedback once each week for the first four weeks. Please post pictures of the finished creations so that I may admire your work and give feedback! New to Outschool❓ 👉👉Use the code STEPHJ2020 to get 💲20 to spend towards your first class❗️ What is Quilling❓ The art of quilling, which dates back to the 1500s, is using thin strips of colorful paper and turning them around an object to make coils. You may have recognized the root word “quill”, which is a feather, formerly used as a pen when dipped into ink. The original art form used quills to turn the paper around to form the coils. Instead of quills, these days people use quilling tools, pencils, or toothpicks for quilling. People that practice the artform of quilling are often called quillers or quilling artists. Why try Quilling❓ People choose to learn quilling for multiple reasons. First off, the historical artform is beautiful. The supplies are basic and not costly. Even the kits, when purchased, are not expensive. Quilling promotes hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills in children. It boosts creativity in people of all ages, and promotes gift giving, as the projects make lovely cards and gifts. Lastly, almost everyone reports that it makes them feel relaxed and calms them, so it’s very beneficial for those suffering with anxiety. ✂️Supplies needed for each class:✂️ - strips of paper in various colors - 5mm wide (quilling paper or construction/copier paper strips) - liquid glue that dries clear - scissors - pencil, toothpick, or quilling tool - cardstock or blank notecards - a ribbon if making the snowflake into an ornament If you decide to order a quilling tool set, I would like to suggest this one that I purchased from Amazon for around $20. https://a.co/d/2Hy2yE0
Syllabus
4 Lessons
over 4 WeeksLesson 1:
🍉watermelon🍉
The quilling shape taught in this class is the triangle. This can be made as a free standing project, added to cardstock, or added to a greetings card.
⭐Fun Fact: Watermelon Day is August 3rd! 🍉 24 mins of video lessons
Lesson 2:
❄️snowflake❄️
The quilling shapes taught in this class are the round closed coil, marquis, and the teardrop.
⭐Fun Fact: Flake Appreciation Day is December 18th! ❄️ 48 mins of video lessons
Lesson 3:
😻cats😻
The quilling shapes taught in this class are the teardrop, triangle, heart scroll, and the cat/bunny face.
This project is perfect for cat lovers! It can be used as a Valentine's card, anniversary card, or for a cat lovers birthday!
⭐Fun Fact: Cat International Day is August 8th! 😻 40 mins of video lessons
Lesson 4:
🌹rose🌹
The quilling shapes taught in this class are the marquis, shaped marquis, and round closed coil.
This class is perfect for helping you make a Valentine's, Get Well, Thank You, Happy Birthday, or an I Love You card! Simply adjust the rose color to whatever you want your card to communicate.
Example of rose color meaning in many, but not all, cultures:
❤️red - romance, love
🩷pink and peach - gratitude, appreciation
💛yellow - friendship, joy
⭐Fun Fact: Rose Day is February 7th! 🌹 28 mins of video lessons
Other Details
Parental Guidance
The scissors and tools are sharp. Please use caution!!
Supply List
✂️Supplies needed for each class:✂️ - strips of paper in various colors - 5mm wide (quilling paper or construction/copier paper strips) - liquid glue that dries clear - scissors - pencil, toothpick, or quilling tool - cardstock or blank notecards - a ribbon if making the snowflake into an ornament If you decide to order a quilling tool set, I would like to suggest this one that I purchased from Amazon for around $20. https://a.co/d/2Hy2yE0
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Joined March, 2022
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244reviews
Teacher expertise and credentials
Georgia Teaching Certificate in Elementary Education
2 Degrees
Master's Degree from Luther Rice College and Seminary
Bachelor's Degree in Education from Toccoa Falls College
Hello from the U.S.A.! Specializing in Quilling and Science classes, I offer a variety of one-time, multi-day, and ongoing classes. Graduating college with a degree in Early Childhood Education has allowed me to teach children, ages 4-12. My master's is in Counseling. I believe that the combination of my bachelor's and master's work, as well as my soft skills make me a patient, kind, and loving teacher.
The emotional well-being of students always comes first. I strive to give my learners an atmosphere where learning feels comfortable and never stressful. My experience as a mother of three has taught me much about how children learn best. I strive to provide exactly that perfect learning atmosphere in my online classes.
My strength areas are:
-Cross-Cultural Communication:
Having lived and traveled extensively abroad, I enjoy meeting and teaching students all over the world!
-S.T.E.A.M.:
I'm very passionate about S.T.E.A.M. education, especially Science and Art! These subjects are incorporated often into my classes.
-Scaffolding:
I constantly evaluate the progress of my students and adjust my teaching to meet their needs.
-Student Encouragement:
Celebrating wins with students is my delight! I want them to know that I am happy to help them learn and I want them to succeed!
My hobbies include kayaking, swimming, and quilling paper art. I enjoy spending time with my friends and family at Lake Hartwell, Georgia, U.S.A., where I live with my husband, three children, and our bordoodle Princess. I hope to teach your learner soon!Reviews
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Ages: 13-17
