Swirl Station
$19.99
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The details
- Shelf: Art and Craft Kits
- Rating: 3.7 out of 5 from 122 ratings
- Price right now: $19.99
Why this ALEX Toys set
Paper quilling made quick: the battery-powered Swirl Station rolls a strip into a coil at the touch of a button. Two hundred strips, a quilling board, tweezers and body forms turn into cards, little characters and jewellery. Two AA batteries are needed and not included.
What you get
- Curl paper strips into coils to create adorable paper characters, cards, jewelry and more
- One touch operation allows you to swirl paper in the blink of an eye
- Requires 2 “AA” batteries (not included)
- Includes a Swirl Station, Paper Strips, Quilling Board, Body Forms, Tweezers, Beads, Jewelry, Cord, 8 Cards, Envelopes, Papers and Instructions
- Recommended for children 8 years of age and older
ALEX DIY Paper swirls Swirl Station introduces young craft enthusiasts to the world of quilling; making art with rolled paper strips. Make art, cards, toys, jewelry and more with 200 colorful strips of paper. The Swirl Station makes quilling easy by rolling the strips in seconds, with the push of a button. The instruction booklet teaches you how to make lots of suggested shapes, or you can swirl around body forms to make bigger creations. The creative possibilities are endless. Requires 2 “AA” batteries (not included). Includes a “Swirl Station” Motorized Quilling Machine, 200 Self-Adhesive Paper Strips (0.28in/7mm wide), Quilling Board, 12 Body Forms, Tweezers, White Glue (0.3oz/9ml), 20 Beads, 6 Jewelry Findings, Polyester Satin Cord (40in/101.6cm), 8 White Cards, Envelopes, 4 Preprinted Cards and Papers and an Easy Instruction Booklet.
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What buyers wrote about this set
I got this project to do it with my daughter but it is quite difficult. The instructions are very unclear and confusing. The quality of the paper for making the fence was v flimsy and tore while we were fixing it. Wouldn't recommend it to anyone!
We have hit the middle of July and its time to start pulling out new stuff to entertain my kids who have been home with me for 6 weeks! LOVE this craft. It does take some time and attention to get it to work properly. My kids have done quilling before and know how to do it. I could see it being overwhelming to younger kids. Its a nice way of introducing a diorama which is something they will have to do for school this year. Love Alex crafts!
Finally got around to opening this Christmas gift and the swirling tool is a dud. It spun one strip of paper and now the motor is completely dead.




