Often times, people quill on their own inside the confines of their respective homes. However, it might be probably better to do i inside a group of enthusiasts, with which you can share quilling ideas and be friends.
This is why quilling guilds are formed, whose main objective is to propagate and preserve the art of quilling. Do you have the same principles? Here's one guild--the North American Quilling Guild.
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