JUYA Quilling Tool Knitting Board with 2 Functions have Sticks Storage (Blue)

Item arrived as described, and in a timely manner

Item arrived as described, and in a timely manner. The built quality is superb and the storage box is wisely designed to hold the pins. Its quick and handy to use. Loved it completely. Must have product for all the quilled artists.

Ottimo per gli appassionati di quilling. Permette di eseguire lavori raffinati

Very handy little item for quilling. I like the drawer where all the pins are stored. It works well.

Juya is the only brand that I could find here on amazon as well as on chinese online sites that carries this combo quilling board which includes both the pinhole grid and the horizontal slotted grid below. Usually, you find the horizontal slotted grid on the handle of quilling combs from China. I preferred it in this combo. Compared to other brands that only feature pinhole grid which have 2 mm diameter pins: the pinholes/pins on this board are thinner (slightly more than a 1 mm diameter ) -- this is an advantage when using the arched section of the grid where the holes are very close to each other. However, the total area and number of holes is basically the same as other brands (just off by a 1 mm or less since the pins are thinner.As described this one has a total of 30 stainless steel pins (includes 2 pins are slotted copper to anchor the starter end of your quilling paper) vs. other brands (which feature only the pinhole grid) which provide only 20 pins ( inclusive of 1 slotted copper pin). If you intend to have 2 quilling boards to allow glue on a quilled paper to dry on one board while immediately quilling on another, it is best to buy them from 1 brand as the pinsmay be different in diameter from 1 manufacturer to another -- which may or may not affect the dimensions of your quilled pieces.While quilling, the pins stay in place.By the way, this was packaged in a decent professional looking slim white box with a handful of photos in the back to illustrate ways to use the board. A nice touch if you were to give this as a gift.Spend a few extra dollars to get quilling boards with an integrated compartment to store the pins such as this one. It's worth it.My main critique of this is the price. Instead of $8-9, I think these things should just cost $ 5-6. Also, I hope they come up with a LONGER pinholegrid (i.e., a wider board ) so one can create longer quilled pieces.