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
Susan Brown says
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
Nadine says
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