quilled

/kwɪld/
adjective
  1. Having or decorated with quills or spines, like those of a porcupine or hedgehog.
    • She admired the quilled texture of the hedgehog's back as it curled into a ball.
    • The quilled porcupine waddled slowly across the forest path.
    • The artist created a quilled sculpture using hundreds of paper strips rolled into tight coils.
  2. Decorated or crafted using the technique of quilling, in which thin strips of paper are rolled, shaped, and glued together to form designs.
    • The museum displayed a beautiful quilled picture frame from the 18th century.
    • The quilled greeting card featured intricate flowers made from colorful paper strips.
    • She took a class to learn how to make quilled jewelry and ornaments.
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  1. Past tense of quill: to form or decorate with quills, or to write with a quill pen.
    • He quilled a quick note to his friend using the old-fashioned pen.
    • She quilled the edges of the parchment with delicate feather patterns.
    • The scribe quilled the entire manuscript by hand over several months.