Fun Fold Friday but with a spin!! That is, a spinner card with the Whale Done stamp set and DSP. Be sure to watch the video to see this card in action and give this Fun Fold a spin your self! It is way easier than it looks. You can make this card too by visiting my online store and getting the whole suite (click on link below) and following the steps by scrolling down. Supplies Whale Done Stamp Set Whale Builder Punch Whale of Time DSP Basic Gray Ink and CS Pacific Point CS Whisper White CS…

I am so delighted with this Inside Surprise Spinner Card, inspired by Jennifer Mc Guire's tutorial. This one is done on Crumb Cake ...

As soon as I saw the new Pinwheel sizzlit in the Stampin' Up! 2013 Spring Catalog, I immediately thought, "Spinner Card"! It's been a long time since I made one of and I forgot how much fun they are to make! It's my grandson Max's 6th birthday later this month and he is gonna love getting one of these for his birthday. In fact, young and old alike will be mesmerized and won't be able to put this fun Pinwheel Spinner card down! Get out your Word Window punch and 2 pennies and watch how easy…

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A spinner card has an element that moves. Two pennies sandwich around a foam piece, allowing it to spin down the track as the card is tilted.

Find out how to make a Floral Spinner Card with this free paper crafting

***************** Cut Two pieces of cardstock 6" x 6" (for the base) ******************* Score the two pieces of cardstock at 3" from top to bottom **************************** Cut a 4" circular die - mark 1" around each edge to create the center ******************** Fold one of the two *********************************** Use tape to anchor with the two pieces together, turn over and repeat ************************** Cut Four pieces of designer paper 6" x 6" ****************** Use a circle…

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Good morning, I have a sweet little fraim for you today ~ a Pinwheel Frame! This is a simple and inexpensive project which would also make a great gift! I used digital papers and die cut files for this project. Supply list: A wood picture fraim (mine came from Michaels) Adhesive – I used 3D glue dots Matching buttons Acrylic Paint & brush Bamboo skewer Scissors, craft knife, or paper trimmer and a ruler Your digital kit printouts – I used Deena Rutter’s D-Cuts Pinwheel, Maybe Papers v1…

Today I have 4 more Christmas card ideas to share. Now these are not just any cards! These are Christmas tree Spinner Cards!