It is time for the next installment of the Stampin' Up! Only Challenge Blog. SUOC 54 is a fun challenge with the theme being "Kid Fun." To participate in our current challenge and view the other Design Team submissions, click HERE to visit the SUO Challenge blog!
SUOC 54: Halloween Kid Fun
Halloween Kid Fun Pinwheel
I had a really fun time creating this Halloween Kid Fun Pinwheel project! I'm still in Minnesota until tomorrow and had the opportunity to visit with another design team member, Deb Hoekstra. We had so much fun working on our projects together! You could see the wheels a churning as we worked on our projects. Originally, I had thoughts on using some non-traditional colors for a Halloween project but as the design process progressed, I really found myself leaning towards this fun project and using the Pinwheel which is so fun for kids.
The base of the project is created using the Milk Carton Die and the Gumball Green wrap is embossed with the new wood grain embossing folder. The pinwheel is created with the Halloween Hounds Tooth DSP which is a lot of fun and has some very neutral patterns that can be used for other projects other than Halloween. The pinwheel was attached to a popsicle stick.
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Sunny Stampin’ & Scrappin’!
Pam Staples
I wouldn't have thought of a pinwheel for a Halloween project, but this is adorable!
Hey, Pam. I know this is way late, but I just saw this sweet pinwheel, and wanted to compliment you on the photo of the project! I usually skim right over pinwheels, because I don't really care for them. But your setting for the photo on the white chair made me stop and look! I love it.
And the project is a sweet project, and very out-of-the-box. 🙂
Thank you Ariel… I’m glad the project caught your attention and you stopped by to share with me. It was fun and I had limited time to create using supplies from a friend while I was visiting Minnesota. The chairs are at my parents home.