Birthday Spinner Card

Have you made a slider card before? Long ago I used a razor blade or the word window punch, but not anymore! The new Sliding Star framelits are fantastic. There is a coordinating stamp set, Shooting Star, but I did not order it. There are so many uses for the framelits even without the coordinating stamp set. This card was inspired by my friend Cheryl, who demonstrated several creative ways to use the framelits. And last night at stamp class, this one was one of the favorites of my stampers.

A New Twist on the Owl Punch

This card may look familiar to you.  I just switched out the bat punch on the spinner for an owl punch.  Punch an owl from white, cut the feet off and you've got a ghost!

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Halloween Spinner

I had to have the Bitty Bat punch when the new catalog came out, and after a long wait, we are in the season for bat making!  My stamp club will be making this spinner card Tuesday night.  It features the bat punch inside and out.  For added dimension, I scored the wings on a couple of the bats.  We also used the jumbo wheel, Frightful Fences, and the sentiment came from Grateful Greetings. 

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Taking it to a Vote

I have had a great week teaching College for Kids. It's been fun and tiring at the same time! The kids are full of energy and wanting to know what to do next the minute they finish a step. I have tried to keep them excited by using cards that had a lot of punching, colors and movement. I had the kids vote today on their favorite card for the week. Several kids couldn't decide and wanted to vote for all of them (A+ for those kids), but the spinner card won by a hair. It features a retired stamp set, Ruff Day, and the just retired color Bermuda Bay. Here's the kids' favorite card:

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Butterfly Spinner Card

This card style might look familiar.  In December, I posted a card made with an ornament from Delightful Decorations.   You can see that one here.  But this one was actually the first one I made.  I participated in a "Wow" swap hosted by my upline and I wanted to make something that would last beyond the holidays.  I scored the butterfly along its body so the wings could be raised off of the card front.  The inside butterfly was made with two butterflies and a piece of dental floss (insert MacGyver joke here).    I also used a texturz plate and my Big Shot on the front Pretty in Pink piece of cardstock, but I'm afraid that doesn't show up well. 

Supplies:  Flight of the Butterfly stamp set, Basic Black, Pretty in Pink and Regal Rose ink, Whisper White, Basic Black, Regal Rose, and Pretty in Pink cardstock, Texturz plate, Big Shot, Circle Scissors, Eyelet Border Punch and dental floss. 

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Ornament Spinner Card

The ornament on the front of the card is 3-D. Simply punch 3 ornaments, fold them in half and stick them together on the back sides. They even lay flat for mailing.  On the inside, create a pop-up by cutting a circle in the green using a Coluzzle or your Circle Scissors Plus and stringing a piece of dental floss from top to bottom. Attach 2 ornaments and you've created a spinner card!