Spinning Pinwheel Card Technique

Here is a pretty easy card to make that will WOW your friends.  It is a spinning pinwheel card. It is an interactive card where the center piece rotates while the base and sentiment remain still. Inspiration for this card came from Sam Calcott

Here are the cardstock measurements for the card

Layer	Color/DSP	Measurements	Notes
Cut	Basic White Highland Heather Hues of Happiness Basic White Highland Heather Hues of Happiness Dandy Designs	6” x 12” 5 ¾” x 5 ¾” 5 ½” x 5 ½” 3 ½” x 3 ½” 3 ¼” x 3 ¼” 1 ½” x 1 ½” 1 ½” x 1 ½”	1 piece- score in half. 1 piece to mat the front. 1 piece to layer on top. 2 square pieces for the base star shape 2 square pieces to layer on top. 4 pieces for the pin wheel. 4 pieces for the pin wheel.

Here are the measurements for the envelope

Layer	Color/DSP	Measurements	Instructions
Base	Dandy Designs DSP	8 ½” x 11	1. Score on 8 ½” edge @ 1” & 7 ½” 2. Score on the 11” edge @ 6 ½” 3. Trim corners 4. Burnish score lines. 5. Add adhesive to rectangle section as shown here.
Flap	Fresh Freesia	6 ⅜”  x 5”	1. Score on 5” at 3” 2. Apply adhesive to back side in the 2” section 3. Use a decorative border punch along 6 ⅜” edge of 3” section. 4. Slide the 2” section into the base aligning to score line of the flap piece with the top edge of the base.

Happy stamping!

Hugs, Tracie