Showing posts with label pinwheel card. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pinwheel card. Show all posts

Sunday, December 7, 2014

Pinwheel Christmas Card

I had designed 2 of the 3 Christmas cards for the last round of Christmas Stamp-a-Stacks for 2014, and I was looking for something different for the last card.  The Trim the Tree Designer Series Paper was just what I needed!  I made about 6 different pinwheels and decided I had to stop!  So I cut the papers for these 3 cards and then my stampers were able to mix and match the fronts and back to create these exact cards or create a pattern of their own - always fun to see what they come up with!




Wondering how to make this card?  Start by adhering two 2 5/8 x 2 5/8 inch squares.


Lightly tack the first 1 1/4 x 1 1/4 inch square down.


Layer the second patterned DSP on top of the first square and stick down with your normal amount of adhesive. 


Continue the pattern going around the base piece by placing the new piece on top each time. 


When you get to the last square, tuck it under your first piece.  Then you may want to add a little more adhesive to the first square.


To finish off the pinwheel, you may use a brad, button, rhinestone etc. to cover the point where each square meets in the center. 


Tuesday, April 17, 2012

Pinwheel Card

Here is one of tonight's stamp club projects. It's one of the best kinds of cards - it really is pretty easy but looks impressive! I started out with the Twitterpated Designer Series Paper and picked my colors from there.

  • Cut two 2 5/8” squares of Blushing Bride.   Attach so that eight points are showing. 
  • Punch four 1 ¼” squares in one pattern of Designer Series Paper and four 1 ¼” squares in a complementary pattern.
  • Apply adhesive to one corner of each square. 
  • Attach each square by alternating every other pattern placing adhesive in the center each time. 

Saturday, September 10, 2011

Just for Fun

When I got my new Idea Book and Catalog in July, I knew Sweets for the Sweets would be one of the sets that I would order for myself.  I just think it is so fun and can be used for both kids and adults.  We made this card at my last all occasion stamp-a-stack.  Some of the ladies turned it sideways before stamping which turned out great too.

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