Application: Collall Quilling Glue is a glue specifically designed for fine paper artworks (paper filigree) and quilling (paper rolling) techniques. Thanks to the convenient bottle with a fine opening, you can apply the glue with precision, even on the most delicate parts.

Appearance:

• White liquid
• Dries transparent
• Elastic
• Strong bonding

Solvent: water

Main ingredient: Polyvinyl acetate

pH: 4,5-5

Density: 1.10 kg/dm³

CE: –

Typical use: approx. 200 grams per m2. Normal application is drop by drop.

Use:

• The materials to be bonded must be dry and free of dust and dirt.
• Use this glue straight from the bottle.
• The bottle has a fine opening for very precise use of the glue.

Allergens: contains CMIT/MIT and 1,2-benzisothiazol-3(2H)-one. May cause an allergic reaction.

Suitable for: ages 6 and above.

Cleaning:

• When the glue is still wet, the tools can be cleaned with water (if desired, a synthetic detergent can be added to the water).
• Traces of the glue that have dried should be soaked in warm water and then removed with a brush.

Steps for creating a quilling project

Materials:

• Collall Quilling Glue
• Quilling paper strips
• Collall quilling tool or a large pricking pen as a tool pen for quilling.
• Paper or cardboard as a base for your artwork

Optional: tweezers for handling small parts

• Decide on the type of design you want to create. You may want to create flowers, animals, geometric shapes, or something else.
• Cut the quilling paper strips to the desired length and width, depending on your design. Long strips are useful for large shapes, while shorter strips are suitable for smaller details.
• Roll the paper strips: use your quilling tool or Collall quilling tool to clamp the end of a paper strip and then tightly roll the paper around the tool. Once you’ve achieved the desired rolling pattern, gently release the roll and let the paper hold its shape. You can create different shapes and sizes by varying how tightly you roll and how large the roll is.
• Attachment of the coils: apply a small amount of Collall Quilling Glue to the end of the coil and press it firmly to prevent it from coming loose. Repeat this process for all paper strips you need for your design.
• Now start shaping the various quilling shapes you need for your design. These can be simple shapes like circles, hearts, or ovals, or more complex shapes like flower petals or animal bodies. Use Collall Quilling Glue to hold the formed pieces in place on your base paper or cardboard. You can apply the glue directly to the paper or apply a small amount to the quilling shape itself before placing it on the paper.
• Let it dry: allow your quilling artwork to dry completely before moving or displaying it. Collall Quilling Glue has quick adhesion and dries fairly quickly, but it may take some time for all layers to fully cure. Depending on the number of layers and the thickness of the paper.

Optional: finishing, if desired, you can further customize your quilling artwork by adding extra details such as Flash Glitter, paint, or other decorative elements.