Enjoy!
©Michele
Emerson-Roberts 2015
I remember playing with “whirly gigs” as a
child…… do you? They were fun and easy to obtain. It was such fun to run and
run and watch the wind make them whirl. Wouldn't it be wonderful to be a kid
again!
Supplies:
- Any of
the Arnold Grummer paper making
kits
- Scraps
of pink and white paper (think junk
mail)
- Blender,
sponges & soft towels
- Microwave,
heat gun or sunny window
- Scor-pal™ (LOVE the new 1/8” version)
- Die: CheeryLynn # B413 “Enjoy”
- Spellbinders’ Grand Calibur
II™ die cutting machine
- Westcott™ scissors
- Two pieces 2” square of patterned
paper
- ColorBox™ light pink Chalk ink pad, Stylus™
handle & tip
- Beacon QuickGrip™ and ZipDry™ adhesive
- Scrap
of white handmade paper
- Pencil,
1/8” round hole punch
- Two tiny white brads
Instruction:
- Follow
the instructions found in any of the AG paper making kits or books to
create one sheet of pink handmade paper (think card stock weight).
- When
the paper is dry, fold in half and tear to create two 5 ½ x 8 ½” pieces.
- Score
and fold to create two 4 ¼ x 5 ½” cards. Set one card aside for a future
project.
- Die cut
the word “Enjoy” from the scrap of white handmade paper.
- Use the
pencil to lightly mark on the diagonal all 4 corners.
- Cut on
the lines leaving approx. ½” in the middle of the square.
- Fold
each section toward the middle and adhere them with the ZipDry™ adhesive.
- Cut two
thin strips of white for the handles.
- Use the
1/8” hole punch to place a hole in the center of the whirly gig and the
end of the paper handle
- Assemble
them with the tiny brad.
- Attach the two whirly gigs to the
upper portion of the card with QuickGrip™.
- Attach the word to the lower
portion of the card with ZipDry™.
- Add a message inside the card. Enjoy!
How cute!
ReplyDeleteThanks Sandee....they are so easy and can be made any size!
DeleteLove and light,
Michele
What a cool idea. I can see them spinning in the cool breeze of summer now.
ReplyDeleteGreetings Donna,
DeleteSure brought back great memories for me.
Love and light,
Michele
Love these
ReplyDeleteAren't they fun! Think of all the ways they could be used.
DeleteLove and light,
Michele
Ahhh brings back memories. Very cute.
ReplyDeleteI have a neighbor kid who is having a birthday mid Sept. and wants one for all the attendees........so I hasd better get busy!
DeleteLove and light,
Michele
awesome!
ReplyDeleteThanks sweetie...........they are indeed awesome.
DeleteLove and light,
Michele
awesome!
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