Take 20 inches and 18 inches long quilling strips. Prepare loose coil patterns with them. I used a dark brown 20 inch strip for the hedgehog’s body and light brown 18 inches strip for the hedgehog’s head.

Press the light brown loose coil slightly on any side to create a pointy edge.

Press the light brown loose coil on 2 more points at the opposite side of the first point.

Use 2 inches light brown strips to create triangle shapes. These will be the spikes of the hedgehog. Make as many as you need.

Use 4 inches black coloured quilling strips to create 3 tight coils. These will be the legs (2) and the nose (1) of the hedgehog.

As the hedgehog is 2 dimensional and shows only one side we will need to prepare only 1 eye and the mouth pattern for it. Cut out 1 round shape from white craft paper and a mouth pattern from pink craft paper; sizes of both items should be appropriate to the size of the hedgehog’s body.

On a dark colored craft paper glue the big loose coil (the body) and the shape (the head) prepared in step 3. Both quilled pieces should be adjacent to each other.

Now carefully cut the craft paper tracing around the quilled parts.

Start to glue the spikes from the top side of the body part. Attach as many spikes as you want.

Attach as many spikes as you want.

Finally glue the eyes and the mouth pattern on the head part of the hedgehog. Also attach the legs and the nose. Allow the glue to dry completely.