Patricia Caputo, a self taught quiller, has been rolling paper strips for more than 30 years. Caputo, who quills full time, is totally dedicated to this lovely old art form. Her designs have appeared in books and magazines, and numerous articles have been written about her work. Two of her pieces are currently on tour with Paper Cuts, a traveling museum exhibit organized by Exhibits USA. She recently coordinated a Quilling Calendar for Accord Publishing Company and is designing a line of quilling kits for Paplin Products.

Ms Caputo is a member of both The Quilling Guild of England and a charter member of the North American Quilling Guild (NAQG). She currently serves as President of NAQG. She has taught and demonstrated in many venues including The Big E (an annual New England six state fair), a two day workshop in Hawaii, at the request of the Hawaii Fiber Arts and Stitchery Guild, and most recently on television for the Do it Yourself (DIY) network.

Caputo's business, Whimsiquills, is located in Enfield , CT where she resides with her husband, Ross. She markets her work primarily through the Internet, www.Whimsiquills.com, and “word of mouth”, and carries an extensive line of quilling supplies which she ships to quillers all around the globe. Her studio, located in her home, is always open to other quillers. She also visits with quillers from all over the world on the Internet. She says quillers are able to converse, share their ideas and techniques, and even see each other's work on the Internet. "It's rather ironic that such an old art form should be helped by today's modern technology."