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Wednesday, March 02, 2016

Wreath Wednesday: Pinwheels

I am one of those people who changes the front door wreath seasonally. I'd love to change it monthly but I'm a few wreaths shy of a calendar. (There's a new one for you. "Oh, that idiot? She's a few wreaths shy of a calendar.")

Most of the months I am missing are in the spring and summer range. (I actually have three wreaths for October.) When I was perusing Pinterest for ideas, I came across several pinwheel wreaths. Very spring-y I think. I chose these three papers from the Birthday Bash series from Stampin' Up and whipped these pinwheels up pretty quickly.

Directions:
Paper pinwheel wreath directions from HGTV.
You can make pinwheels with one sided paper too.
With double sided paper but with the crazy addition of eyelets.
Someone made a variation (mistake) that you can learn from.

11 comments:

  1. Now that's a novel idea and a lovely result. Great colour choice!

    Thanks for the laugh over your comment - will tuck it away with my favourite which is "They're a few sandwiches short of a picnic".

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  2. This is a great wreath - The pinwheels are great - the link looks easier enough for me to follow. Thank you for sharing

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  3. Cute wreath Nikki.

    Linda

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  4. Perfect springish Easterish colors, very cute.

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  5. What a great idea! Wonderful finish :)

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  6. That is so pretty. Paper would last about 10 minutes on the door here

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  7. You are so funny....I burst out laughing....thanks for the giggles..."a few wreaths shy..." What a hoot. Oh - and I like your paper wreath. Very pretty.
    xxx

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  8. Your pinwheel wreath looks great. Thank you for the chuckle and the link!

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  9. Very effective and so creative

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  10. I think this is just the cutest thing! Love the colors you used. Great job!

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  11. Nice paper wreath. Do you have a sheltered porch so they aren't exposed to the elements?

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