Hey everyone! I just had to share this awesome technique with you. It may or may not be "new" to you, but it was new to me and I was so pleased with the results! It was so easy too! There are several alternatives and ways that this can be done, but here is my version. I wish I had video capabilities right now to show you the spinning in action, but this will have to do.
First, I used some very heavy cardstock to cut the wavy spinning panel with my cricut. You can download the template here. The spinning action is created using two pennies and a pop dot! (Not a difficult as you'd think). If you'd like a straight spinner, simply cut a long narrow rectangle inside a larger rectangle using scal. It's very simple. For a tutorial on how to make your own spinner card, go here.
The bottom border for this card is a fall leaves border, you can go to this previous post to download it. The cute little pumpkin nad Happy Halloween title are digi stamps from Dustin Pike.
Oh how fun! I love spinner cards and have made a few, love the wiggle groove!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this file, Tami. It is so cute and looks like it would be fun to make.
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Carol
Love the card you made for Riley. I started mine today and hope to finish it tonight. I am so glad you shared the info with us.
ReplyDeleteI forwarded it to some friends that love to make cards.
Your spinner card is just so cute. I have never even seen one.
Thanks for sharing.
Big Hugs!
Yes I do have to try this!! oh so cute!!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for this Freebie. I want to let you know that I posted a link to your blog in Creative Busy Hands Cricut Freebies Search List, under the Cat(s)/Dog(s)/Bear/Bird/Butterfly/Any other Animal Theme post on Oct. 08, 2009. Thanks again.
ReplyDeleteThis is adorable! I too love his digis.
ReplyDeleteThank you! Your blog post will be advertised on the DigiFree Blog Cutting Freebie search engine today (look for timestamp: 27 Oct [LA 04:06pm, NY 06:06pm, UK 11:06pm] - 28 Oct [OZ 10:06am]).
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