Welcome to the weScrap Bring On Spring Blog Hop!!If you have just joined us on this little adventure of "Bring on Spring!" for WeScrap.com, you may want to start at the beginning, here; http://www.creativecraftsandstickers.com/
As part of the WeScrap Inspiration Team, we have all decided that with all the months of snow and ice that we'd "Bring on Spring!" a little early this year! Hop along with the entire WeScrap iTeam to see what each of the iTeam has created!
Here's our blog hop rotation for today:
Creative Crafts and Stickers (http://www.creativecraftsandstickers.com/)
Sarah Nolan (http://www.theoccasionalcreation.blogspot.com/)
Michelle Galloway (http://ihave3bugs.blogspot.com/)
Calia Yang (http://yscrapbook.blogspot.com/)
Laura Gilhuly (http://angelbearscraps.blogspot.com/)
Tara Thynne (http://www.thynner5.blogspot.com/)
Jacquelin Green (http://www.groovyscrapbooker.blogspot.com/)
Jen Benoit (http://www.lifethejenway.blogspot.com/)
Avina Lim (http://brainy-bairn.blogspot.com/)
Guest iTeam, Teresa Hord (http://creativecowgirl.wordpress.com/)
Allison Cope (http://yourmemoriescanada.blogspot.com/)
Now I'd like to share my Spring inspired project with you!
I love spring, and as a child I received a pinwheel every year in the spring! You can use them on your layouts and cards, too - here is how to make them:
Start with a square of double sided paper - mine is 2 x 2 inches. Mark the centre and cut up diagonally on each corner:
Now pull up the outer corner of each triangle as shown, and adhere with glue dots.
Decorate the middle with buttons, brads, flowers, even little photos!!! Now here is what I made with mine, using the scraps from the February Kit - check out the weScrap Store for all sorts of cools kits and products!
Not only do we have some fabulous projects to share today but you also have a chance to win a PRIZE! By leaving a comment on EACH iTeam member's blog today, you have a chance to win $100 worth of scrappy goodies! Yup... that's $100 of scrappy goodness for your stash! You have until Wednesday March 10th to leave your comments for a chance. Good luck!
Now.... find out what the fabulous Jen Benoit has created to inspire you today!
Very cute - and springy!
ReplyDeleteI had no idea how to make those pinwheels. Thank you for teaching me! I'm going to have to try them out!
ReplyDeleteLove those pinwheels, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI totally remember making those as a kid! Thanks for bringing back a great memory for me! Am now following your blog! Great inspiration here!
ReplyDeleteVery cute idea, that would be adorable on childs layout. Thanks for the idea!!
ReplyDeleteLove the pinwheels!!! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletewow! those pinwheels make such a fun card!! and I love the colors you chose!
ReplyDeletePretty!! Very spring-y :-)
ReplyDeleteVery cool Jacquelin! I never knew how to make pinwheels, and now I think I am going to have to go try! Thanks for the tutorial! =)
ReplyDeleteLove the tutorial on pinwheels!! I have always wanted to do some of these but did not know how.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much!!
Hugs~
Ramona
such a sweet spring idea. lovely
ReplyDeleteFantastic idea! Think I'll do this with the kids when they wake up from their naps!
ReplyDeletefab tutorial and totally spring! I will be using this on cards for sure! thanks for the inspiration :)
ReplyDeleteso cute - definitely spring-y - love the colors
ReplyDeleteAwesome! I also loved pinwheels as a child and could spend so much time in the car with the window down watching them go.
ReplyDeleteAwesome I always want to do this and was never quite sure.. this will help alot. Love the birght colours.. so perfect for a spring hop... haha and we have the perfect weather today for just this.
ReplyDeleteI love making pinwheels and what a great sign that spring is on the way. Love the colors you picked, just beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLove your tutorial for windmills. Gorgeous spring colours. TFS
ReplyDeleteLove those pinwheels! great work!
ReplyDeleteCute card!! LOVE the colorful pinwheels especially the flower centers
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely card Jacquelin! I love the how to as well.
ReplyDeleteOh, this is sooo sweet. Love it!
ReplyDeleteHi Jacquelin! Love your card. It's so spring-like and pretty!
ReplyDeletevery cool! love those pinwheels, and great choice of paper too!
ReplyDeletePinwheels with flower centers - gotta love it
ReplyDeleteLove your pinwheel flowers, TFS!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing you fun card technique, can't wait to try your pinwheel out.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tutorial! Love the card.
ReplyDeleteLove the pinwheels.
ReplyDeleteThanks,
Sandi
hey there
ReplyDeletelove your creation
you always inspire me through your pages and your work, thanks so much for all you do
hugs
me
gonna
Aren't the pinwheels so much fun! I love the colors you used!
ReplyDeleteI was wondering how you made those pinwheels. Love them. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWow! Great pinwheel!! I will have to try that!:)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tutorial - can't wait to try it.
ReplyDeleteI love the pinwheels! That paper worked perfectly for them. Thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteHow very cute!!! thanks for the how to :)
ReplyDeleteI am now a follower of your very cheery and friendly blog!!
Susan
http://piecesoffatesusan.blogspot.com
What a sweet spring card! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDelete-Cher
So lovely.. I always wanted to know how to make a pin wheel.. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLove your pin wheels! Thank you so much for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteI love these pinwheels and such a fun card.
ReplyDeleteOh that is a super cute card! What a great idea!
ReplyDeleteThe pin wheels are adorable! Thank you so much for everything!!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute card.
ReplyDeleteI love the card-the spinners are a great idea-thanks!!
ReplyDeleteGORGEOUS card Jacqueline!!!! I apologize for being late to the hop :( My power kept going out all weekend and I only made it about half way through...you girls did an AWESOME job!!!
ReplyDeleteCute pinwheels!
ReplyDelete