Wednesday, 20 November 2024

Day 18 - Pretty Pinwheel Card

It's time for the 12th Annual Month of Holiday Cards Challenge at Beccy's Place.
You can read the rules HERE or head over to Beccy's Challenges and enter HERE.

Beccy's inspiration is a delightful presents card HERE  

My "P" is a Pretty Pinwheel Card,
yes, another Pretty Pinwheel Card.


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No, you're not seeing things, I shared my first ever
Pretty Pastel Pinwheel card HERE
and my new and improved version HERE
   

After making my first pinwheel card, my husband has suggested that I add different panels to make it more interesting as you flip the folds.  I took his advice, made a second pinwheel card and he was right.  Although I adore the patterned paper I used, the card needed variety to invite you to keep on flipping.  The Jingle Bell digital stamp set that I used for my initial design has several coordinating images and sentiments, so I could mix 'n match a variety of panels.  I also combined some sentiments from other digital stamp sets from Beccy’s Place.  Full details listed in ingredients below.
You can see the first and second versions of my Pretty Pastel Pinwheel cards
HERE. and HERE.

The Jingle Bell digital stamp set from Beccy’s Place is one of my favourites and I love how it looks with both pastel blue and forest green, so I could not resist making a forest green pinwheel card.  If I could find a grey shade that matched the patterned paper, I would probably make a grey version too!

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My fancy fold card was inspired by THIS card by Leslie Turner on her Love To Scrap 2 blog.  Her card was inspired by THIS tutorial and video HERE by Debbie Henderson on the Splitcoast Stampers site.  I designed the card base and panels in Silhouette Studio using the dimensions from the tutorial.  I decorated the panels with several elements from the Jingle Bell digital stamp set , the Silver Bells digital stamp set and the Golden Bell digital stamp set, all from Beccy’s Place, full details listed in ingredients below.  I printed, cut then assembled the layers and fancy folds.

The card has so many fancy folds, and now that I have added such a variety of elements to each panel, it's fun to look at in every direction.


Let's "flip" through the pinwheel panels,







The pinwheel folds flat for mailing,
with the flat card being standard A2 size, 5 1/2" x 4 1/4".


Here's a little comparison between the new green and pastel blue V2.






What colour is your favourite, the blue or the green?

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INGREDIENTS
Jingle Bell digital stamp set from  Beccy’s Place
- several elements including the Paper White digital Paper, the Bell Lower Corner pre-coloured digital stamp, the Single Bell pre-coloured digital stamp, the Bells with Bow and Pine pre-coloured digital stamp, the Merry Little Christmas digital sentiment and the Joy and Love digital sentiment
Silver Bells digital sentiment from the Silver Bell digital stamp set
Sadly this digital stamp set is now retired.
Jingle All The Way and Merry & Bright digital sentiments from the Golden Bell digital stamp set
Sadly this digital stamp set is now retired.
textured cardstock
Helmar Professional Acid Free Glue - to adhere card base join
Helmar 450 Quick Dry liquid adhesive – to adhere the layers

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I have entered my card in the

1 comment:

  1. The green version looks fantastic Tracy, and a soft grey would be gorgeous! You've done a wonderful job with these pinwheel cards, they're really going to impress the lucky recipients.
    Cheers,
    Beccy

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