Nice! Yeah, I love the fun quilling toys. I really like the paper strips from this kit too.

Oh yeah, this was fun

Thanks Barb! I am determined not to let the electric roller sit unused, so expect some pink rolly action coming up!

Oh yeah, I've got some new toys to play with ha ha!

That's great! Love to hear it!

Thanks! Yeah, i thought this was an interesting kit because it came with so much. It's fun to experiement.

I didn't expect to be so excited about the crimper! Now I need to figure out how to work with crimped strips... Thanks for the comment!

@@annigancreates6074 it's the little things lol

Obviously you are one of the nice people of the world, that is such an encouraging comment! I hope you enjoy the kit. I've used a few tools now and some of the paper and I'm still very excited to have it. Generous of you to share with your friend. My daughter did some quilling with others and it was good to have multiple tools and lots of paper for everyone to use. 😊

It's a fun tool!

Agreed, I really like the kit. My favorite part are the paper strips - good thickness and love the colors. And the crimper makes me happy.

@@annigancreates6074 Some strips( pink ), in crimper split but, big but, I bought a packet extra from Amazon, don’t know the name! Not the crimper fault, as using on other strips was ok!

Thank you! I hope you enjoy the kit. I like the paper strips that come with it, the thickness works well for what I do and the colors are great.

Thanks, I hope it was helpful.

That's great! Hope it was helpful.

You're welcome, I'm very glad it was helpful. I've had the kit for a year now and while I like many things in the kit, I really like the crimper and the paper strips.

Thanks for the feedback! I got a few quilling kits for christmas one year, and I thought I'd offer my opinion on them. I'd be interested in what strips you just got. I love how there are more options available on amazon these days.

That's a good idea. I definitely plan on using the tools. I'll need to watch some KZfaq videos to figure how to use them. 😂

(Oops, lo siento!) Es una buena idea. Definitivamente planeo usar las herramientas. Necesitaré ver algunos videos de KZfaq para averiguar cómo usarlos.

@@annigancreates6074 si chécalos y estaré al pendiente de tus vídeos, serán geniales 😊!!!

@@annigancreates6074 hola, podrías porfavor colocar el link con el que hiciste está compra pues el paquete está muy completo y genial, gracias .

¡Si lo haré! ¡Muy buena idea! Aquí está el enlace al kit, y también lo agregaré a la descripción. ¡Gracias por señalar eso! www.amazon.com/dp/B07KJHFCRY

Yes! I've done that same method. It takes more time but it certainly gives a cleaner look.

😂Ha ha, so true. I actually haven't used it at all yet, not even for forbidden uses, but someday I hope to try mandalas and it might come in handy then.

Now keep in mind that I've only tried 4 kits, but here's what I think of them. Tuparka 15 pieces - Cheapest way to try out quilling with basic tools and decent paper Tuparka 19 pieces - Not as cheap but you get more paper and color choices Juya 30 colors 8 tools - Not as cheap but the general quality is better than Tuparka and I like the paper strips more (thickness and color saturation). Yurroad - I really like the paper strips and it comes with a lot. The crimper and electric roller are super fun and don't usually come in beginner kits. The tweezers were terrible though, and I consider tweezers essential. But if you can get tweezers elsewhere I think the paper makes up for it. You get a lot in this kit and I've been pretty happy with it, but it is the most expensive kit of the four. Overall I'd say if you're going for basic beginner kit, get the Juya. If you already know you like quilling and really want to get into it, get the Yurroad. Check out my videos if you want to see a review of the Tuparka and Juya kits.

Por supuesto. Lo compré en Amazon.com. Aquí está el enlace si quieres verlo. www.amazon.com/dp/B07KJHFCRY

Hola, gracias por las bonitas palabras. Compré el kit en Amazon, aquí hay un enlace www.amazon.com/dp/B07KJHFCRY. También hay algunos kits más pequeños que puedes conseguir que son más baratos. No tienen tantas herramientas, pero son buenas si solo quieres probar el quilling, como esta www.amazon.com/Paper-Quilling-Colors-Strips-Tools/dp/B017BFL6JU

I don't own any of the cone tools myself. I can see how they would be useful if you want to make hollow basic shapes. I remember seeing some neat quilled earrings that probably utilized this type of tool, so it really depends on your designs for whether or not you end up using them much. So far, I haven't had a need. Maybe if I had them then I would find a way to work them in, but I personally think they are unnecessary for beginners.

Votre papier est-il la marque Yurroad dans cette vidéo ? J'aime le papier que j'ai reçu dans cet ensemble et si le vôtre est le même, je pense que vous constaterez qu'il fonctionnera pour la plupart des choses que vous voulez faire. J'ai d'autres kits où les couleurs vraiment vives sont très fines. Si vos papiers sont comme ça, ils ne seront pas bons pour coller sur le bord à moins que vous n'en fassiez d'abord des formes. Les formes comme les larmes et les marquises et les bobines serrées seront plus larges et plus robustes. Envelopper les formes dans un papier différent et plus épais peut également ajouter de la force. J'espère que ça t'as aidé.

Yes, of course. I bought them off of Amazon. I put a link in the description if you're interested.

Oh no! Did they change the kit?? Let me check the link I have in the description and see where it takes me. I'll let you know....

Ah, thank you! I'll have to take a look since I need more strips. Have you done much with them yet? Do you like them?

@@annigancreates6074 Thanks. Strips I‘ve used are ok, not yet crimped any of strips, it’s where one pack I had broke up. Flowers & leaves are so far ok.

@@valeriegehling4358 Do you think they're as good as the strips in the Yurroad kit? I really like those ones.

@@annigancreates6074 Not used the new ones for crimping, but, do like Yurroad, the strips I‘ve used are ok but, not tested all of them yet, made some strips of my own in shredder too. From coloured paper sheets I had.Only 2 sheets though.

I got it off of Amazon. There is a link in the description! 😊

Interesting - is that how you use it?

Oh I'm sorry. I reviewed an Amazon product because 1) it's convenient for me and 2) I thought it would be convenient for most everyone else too. What is your country?

@@annigancreates6074 My country is India ☺️

@@itsvaishali1210 Really? I'm surprised they don't deliver to India. Sorry about that. There are more and more kits available, so hopefully you can find something similar that will work for you!

@@annigancreates6074 Yaaa.....🙁

Amazon!

When I first bought it a year ago, it was under $30 US. But I just checked and it's now $33. Here's the link to get the latest price: www.amazon.com/dp/B07KJHFCRY

Oh that's funny. Glad I could help with that! It's not super obvious is it? I wish they would have provided some instruction and saved people (like you and me) some stress.

True, true! I suppose that's why I called it an unboxing rather than a review. Some of the tools I wanted to try right away (ahem, electric roller), and some I didn't know HOW to use (husking board). For now, I will have to refer you to my fellow quilling youtubers who have more experience with those tools I didn't test out. Thanks for the comment!

There are pros and cons to everything, I suppose.

Everything is.

Everything is.