This traditional pinwheel cards are so easy to make. You will want to have a stack of these on hand for any occasion. First, a birthday card using the Well Suited Designer Series Paper and a sentiment from the Handsomely Suited stamp set. There is a video at the end of this post if you want to see these being made. This cute card for kids uses the Whale of a Time Designer Series Paper and a sentiment from the Ridiculously Awesome stamp set. Lots more pinwheel cards to see - but first, let's…

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Today's video shows you how to make a Pinwheel card using a template that is "fool proof." This is a great way to use scraps of card stock and patterned pap...

You can follow these clear, step by step directions to make this fun pinwheel card. It's perfect for so many occasions.

You can follow these clear, step by step directions to make this fun pinwheel card. It's perfect for so many occasions.

A super simple card layout that lets you show off those beautiful designer series papers!Just grab two 2-5/8" squares of cardstock and four 1-1/4" pieces of ...

This card is much easier than it looks. I originally saw this design on Tami White's blog and LOVED it!! Just made some changes to the DSP and sentiment. So sweet!

You can follow these clear, step by step directions to make this fun pinwheel card. It's perfect for so many occasions.

Stamping In Savannah presents... Welcome to another Stamping with the Stars Inspiration Hop. Pinwheel cards are so much fun to make and are MUCH easier than they look! To make to the pinwheel that is attached to this card, you will need 2 squares of cardstock measuring 2-5/8" and 8 squares of Designer Series Paper (DSP) that measure 1-1/4". I like using two different coordinating DSP. 1. Glue the 2 pieces of 2-5/8" squares together as shown here, one on top of the other at an angle. 2. THIS…

Hi, y'all! Quick post today; so much to do, so little time to do it in. :D So, this is another Technique Junkies technique, but I kinda separated it into two ways to do it; one uses designer series paper, and one uses card stock and stamped images. So, you're getting two pictures today!:) This one uses Island Oasis DSP, which is not available after the 31st of this month - it's in the Summer Mini! Grab it while you can!!! I really like this card. I think you could use it for lots of purposes…