Quilling succulent tutorial - Step by step instructions - material list in description

If you are like me and can't even keep succulents alive, this tutorial is for you.
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Materials:
First layer – 3 strips (30”x 1/8”)
Second layer – 3 strips (60”x 1/8”)
Third layer – 4 strips (90”x 1/8”)
Forth layer – 4 strips (120”x 1/8”)
Fifth layer – 4 strips (150”x 1/8”)
(#add) I couldn't find the strips I used but these are pretty close: https://amzn.to/3mG87CG
You will also need:
Quilling tool : https://amzn.to/3mF3I2N
Glue : https://amzn.to/39m1p1u
Optional:
Terrarium (glass container with stones)

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You will also need:
Slotted quilling tool - make sure your fits your hand well. The one I recommend (link in comments) is my favorite because it's small and has a slightly squishable grip. - https://amzn.to/3vuBAVd

Glue - I use Elmer's glue all, other quillers prefer Alene's. You will have to try it and figure out which works best for you but you don't need anything fancy. - https://amzn.to/3LDkABV

Scissors (with plastic inserts so your fingers don't hurt) - Most quillers will tell you to tear the paper instead of cutting it. That is valid for most quilling but sometimes you will need to cut (on edge, fringe) and when that happens you will want small scissors. https://amzn.to/3kLaXpb
https://amzn.to/371M4Ca

Where to get Cardstock strips: https://huntercreekcrafts.com/collect...

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