When I saw the little patterned squares we were to use as this months Blog Hop Challenge, I imeadiately thought of the 4th grade when Mrs. Wilcox taught us how to make tiny pinwheels on the ends of our pencils using a tiny square of paper and a sewing pin. (Yes, they do spin too.)
So for my card I couldn't resist using the squares to make tiny pinwheels. I cut out the squares and placed two back to back so that when I folded the pinwheels there wouldn't be all the white showing, (Like the one on the pencil has,) but rather a different pattern. I cut an "X" in from the corners being carefull not to go all the way to the center. I used gold mini brads to hold down my folds and adheared them to their "handles" with a foam dot. I stamped "Joy" in the "grass" with SU's Chocolate Chip ink. Then I layered my scene onto brown carsdtock and attached it to a Vanilla base card.
14 comments:
very cute!
Adorable idea!
I buy myself a new pinwheel every spring! I love them!
Kim Marie
Very Cute. I love them!!
What a cute idea! Lovely card.
Nice job w/the wind mills. Thanks for sharing.
Wind mills ... pinwheels ... :-)
What a cute idea!
cute!!
what a super idea!! I love it!!! tfs!!! :)
VEry clever windmills!!
So cute! This is a perfect springtime card.
Super cute little mini pin wheels!
Cute idea! gREAT USE OF THE PAPERS!
Simple and adorable! Love the pinwheel idea!~erica
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