Murphy's Laws of Quilling

1. A tight coil will spring open 'after' you've just finished gluing the loose end and that too, not just a teeny bit, the whole coil will fall out of your hand
2. A quilled element with glue on it (about to be pasted on a project) shall always fall with the glued side down, on the most sensitive part of your project (preferably white areas) leaving a beautiful little smudge there.
3. If you're making ten quilled elements, the one that will fall on the floor will be the one of most sensitive colour, most difficult to make AND it'll roll to the most inaccessible area under your work table.