Have you seen Heather Bailey's flower pinwheel pattern? Her's makes a pretty poinsettia, but we thought a few of these would make a fun Mother's Day bouquet! Stacy made this gorgeous one with a few sheets of Amy Butler double-sided paper.
Check out Heather's easy pattern. All it takes is paper, eyelets, brads, ribbon a dowel, a wooden bead and a 12” piece of 18-gauge wire. Cheaper than roses, and they last all year long! This would also be a fun spring project to do with the kids. My kids are probably too little to help, but they'll love to make them spin when they're done!
How fun! Can't wait to try these out! Hmmmm, I'm thinking patriotic colors...
ReplyDeleteI'm going to try and make one of these - they are so cute!
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This is lovely! I love pinwheels!
ReplyDeleteLove heather bailey. My friends and I tried out the square pin cushions a few months ago. I forgot to post pics, but I love the one you did.
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That pinwheel is gorgeous!!!!!!!!! I am gonna have to try making this one. I think even I can handle it.
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Too cute I am soo going to use this one!
ReplyDeleteI am so doing this for mothers day!
ReplyDeleteHey!! I just posted about Heather Bailey's pinwheels as well. I think we used the same paper for our pinwheels...how funny!! Here is my blog www.paigeandbrooke.blogspot.com
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