EDIT: To make pinwheels, punch a square (or cut one to the size you want). From each corner, cut approximately 1/2 way to center point. Fold down every other point to meet in the center. Place a mini brad to hold the points in place. Adhere to card with dimensionals.
At my Punch Class this month, I showed them how to make Pinwheels! I think they are so much fun and SO easy! You can make them any size! I’ve made them before to top flower stems, but this time I wanted to use them on a flourish.
I pulled out my dusty set, Doodle This (I can remember when I first bought that set I used it ALL the time!) and stamped the corner scroll in Certainly Celery on Whisper White. I colored in the small flowers with So Saffron. The base of the card is Certainly Celery and I added a layer of the wonderful Sale-A-Bration designer paper, Delicate Dots, over top. (YOU can get this lovely paper FREE with a $50 order. Click HERE to SHOP ONLINE NOW!) I chose two other patterns in the Delicate Dots package and punched the squares for the pinwheels, adding a colored mini brad in the center of each. They are secured to the flourish with dimensionals. I layered the stamped image on Sahara Sand and added the Eyelet Border in Certainly Celery to the top and the bottom. Finally, I added the words, "I just heard" in the upper right corner, using the Word Window to punch it from So Saffron. I think it turned out really cute and my class LOVED it!
Sets: Doodle This, Absolutely Fabulous
Inks: Certainly Celery, Basic Gray, So Saffron marker
C/S: Certainly Celery, Sahara Sand, Whisper White, Delicate Dots DSP
Other: Mini brads, Eyelet Border Punch, Word Window Punch, 1-1/4 square punch
The card is adorable — but how do you make the pinwheels? Do you cut one square in fourths and adhere the pieces to the top of another square?
Thanks for sharing
Hi Connie,
I too would like the instructions or a tutortial on how to make the cute pinwheels that you have displayed on your card–please share…
Thanks so much,
Nadine