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Prices vary depending on the size and scope of work. Here are typical price ranges for different sizes. These prices are for customizable artwork (maps, floral names, etc) that has been produced before and is recreated for an order. 8x10: $250- $500 11x14: $400- $700 16x20: $600- $900 20x24: $800- $1200 24x30: $1,000- $1400 Commissions are priced differently. A commission is a completely new, one-of-a-kind work of art that will not be reproduced. Frequent commission requests include business logos, wedding decor, and other items that are specifically tailored to a request. Items in the gallery are marked as commissions in the captions of each photo if you're unsure what can be reproduced and what cannot. Prices for commissions depend on the scope of the work, but typically start in an 11x14 size and start at about $800. Prices include a shadowbox frame and shipping within the US. International shipping may be available, depending on the country, for an additional charge. When orders are open again, prices will likely be reworked and all of these prices are subject to change.

Paper quilling art has been found in ancient tombs, so you'd be surprised how long it can last! Archival materials are used to ensure the art will be preserved over time. Each piece is also finished with a UV resistant sealant to help preserve and protect it. A shadowbox frame is included with all artwork to protect it both during the shipping process and for display purposes. It's best to keep the art out of direct sunlight to prevent fading over time. If possible, keep it out of humidity and extreme temperatures. 

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If you would like to cancel your place in line before work begins, 50% of your deposit will be refundable.  Once work begins, no payments made are eligible for refund, due to the personalized nature of each piece. I do not accept exchanges.  If your artwork arrives damaged or there are any issues with your product, please contact me within 48 hours at hello@thequillingedge.com to find a resolution.

The answer to this question is not very straightforward because I have spent years cultivating my practice and finding what tools and materials work best for me. There are a lot of different methods and styles to paper quilling, and what works best for one person might not be preferred by another. I source materials from all sorts of different suppliers, but here are some of my most common questions: - Paper: I cut my own paper strips from Recollections card stock from Michaels. Most people find card stock too heavy for quilling. I recommend using at least 14 lb/ 90 gsm weight paper. - Glue: I use Aleene's Tacky Glue. - Backing: I use solid sheets of mat board. For a beginner, some of these options like cutting your own paper is too complicated. I recommend getting a starter kit. My two favorites are: This one from Juya, which has just what you need to get started and nothing more. I recommend this one if you might find yourself overwhelmed with too many accessories. This one from Yurroad has a few more toys and fun accessories without being too overwhelming. Most kits don't come with backing. You can go with mat board like I listed above, but for a beginner I recommend starting with blank cards to create smaller projects that are more achievable. Shop my full list of recommended supplies here. (This is still a newer storefront-- more being added soon!)

I'm currently working on creating a course to teach paper quilling. I do have a meager blog and YouTube channel that I have not been able to update in well over a year, but stay tuned for more coming soon! If you work for a company that would be interested in a virtual team building event, I partner with TeamClass to offer paper quilling workshops. Learn more here. I may also be available for teaching virtual classes to a minimum group of 10 people. If you have a group of friends you'd like to gather and set up a workshop, please email hello@TheQuillingEdge.com and let's talk!