Anniversary Tower Pinwheel Card

Hello my crafty friends. I hadn't made a Tower Pinwheel card in quite a while, so decided to create one for our eldest daughter and her hubby for their Anniversary. I pulled out that retired patterned paper, stickers etc that I have been working with and have a walkthrough of my card on YouTube - these cards are as much fun to play with as they are to make!  

The first photo above shows each of the 4 decorated panels, and below is what the card would look like coming out of the envelope ...

If you would like to see a tutorial on how to make a Tower Pinwheel card in various sizes, I highly recommend Linda's video HERE .

Here is a link to the Label for other Tower Pinwheel cards here on my blog:  

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Any supplies I'm unable to link are listed at the very bottom of my post.

Additional Supplies:
Patterned paper, stickers etc - Flower Market, Carta Bella (retired)
White card stock - Accent Opaque Digital Super Smooth (Amazon .ca)

Paper Pumpkin Alternate - Tower Pinwheel Card

Hello!  Today's share is another Tower Pinwheel Card and this time I combined foiled patterned paper from Lawn Fawn with the foiled card bases that were included in the October Paper Pumpkin Kit. I have a walkthrough of my card on YouTube: 

Below is what the card would look like coming out of the envelope. These cards fold down completely flat for mailing but also stand beautifully for display.

Below is the final page, where we will sign our name ...

If you would like to see a tutorial on how to make a Tower Pinwheel card in various sizes, I highly recommend Linda's video HERE .

This blog uses affiliate links whenever possible. This means, that at no cost to you, if you make a purchase through one of my affiliate links that I may receive a small commission from your purchase. I only link products that I own, love and use for my card making!

Supplies:
Galvanized silver card stock - Stampin' Up (retired)
October Paper Pumpkin, Peaceful Christmas - Stampin' Up

Vintage Thanksgiving Tower Pinwheel Card

Hello! I have one more autumn themed Tower Pinwheel card to share with a walkthrough with all the details on YouTube: 

Below is a collage showing each of the panels. I used cut apart from the paper pad, gold foil card stock and Karen Burniston's Autumn Elements to cut the pumpkins and acorns.

I love how flat these cards fold down yet stand for display. I know I will be making more of this type of card, probably a Christmas one next!

If you are interested in making a Pinwheel Tower Card, 

the video tutorial that I used is HERE

It looks like even the single sheets in the Amber Moon range are unavailable to link for you, but I have found some different gold foil card stock that I can link!

This blog uses affiliate links whenever possible. This means, that at no cost to you, if you make a purchase through one of my affiliate links that I may receive a small commission from your purchase. I only link products that I own, love and use for my card making!

Supplies:
Patterned paper - Amber Moon, Prima (retired)
Grey Copic marker
Give Thanks - Reverse Confetti (retired)
Gold and Copper foil card stocks - Recollections

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Halloween Tower Pinwheel Card with Pop Up's

Hello!  Yes, I made another 5 x 7" Tower Pinwheel Card. They are just so fun - both to create and 'play with' afterwards! Of course I like cards that stand really nicely for display and these ones do that for sure. They fold completely flat for mailing and I have a walkthrough of my card on YouTube: 

Below is a collage photo of each of the pinwheel paddles. Weeks ago, a talented crafter called Vy Tran shared a Tower Pinwheel card with a Pop Up and that is what inspired my card today. While I didn't have a chance to make a tutorial for this card specifically, I will link my tutorial for creating a Simple Box Pop Up below and the same technique works for these days.

I was happy to find a purple 5 x 7" envelope in my stash!

Click HERE for a Simple Box Pop Up Tutorial!

If you are interested in making a Pinwheel Tower Card, 

the video tutorial that I used is HERE

Additional Supplies:
Purple card stock - stash
Scallop Stitched Circles - Tutti Designs
Shimmer Spray

Stamps on envelope - Frightful Little Bits, Hello Bluebird

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Tower Pinwheel Birthday Card

Hello!  Today I'm sharing another Tower Pinwheel card - this one was made for a friend. Once again I made it in the 5 x 7" size and I had so much fun making it I started another one in a Halloween Theme. 😊.

I have all the details on YouTube: 

I am so impressed with how flat these cards fold down for mailing! Below is a collage photo showing all the different 'flaps'.

If you are interested in making a Pinwheel Tower Card, the video tutorial that I used is HERE

This blog uses affiliate links whenever possible. This means, that at no cost to you, if you make a purchase through one of my affiliate links that I may receive a small commission from your purchase. I only link products that I own, love and use for my card making!

Additional Supplies:
Shimmer spray
Austrian Collection, Salzburg Oval - Creative Expressions
Summer Posy die and Autumn Posy die - Creative Expressions
Glitter Dots - Elizabeth Craft Designs (out of stock)
White border Peel Off stickers - Dazzles

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Thanksgiving Tower Pinwheel Card

Hello and welcome to Fun Fold Friday here on my blog.  When I created my first Tower Pinwheel Card I said I would make another one only a 5 x 7" size instead of the A2 one I had just finished. Here is my first one in that size, and I can tell you I will do more for sure. These cards are SO fun to make, easy peasy and the options for decorating are endless. I have a walkthrough with all the details on YouTube: 

Below is what the card would look like coming out of the envelope:

Each side of the pinwheel pieces are decorated - I chose some older stickers from my stash because they had gold foiling which matched the gold foiling in the patterned papers. Note - I adhered the stickers to white card stock then fussy cut them out for stability.

The patterned paper was on the Clearance Rack at Stampin' Up - I love all the gold foiling on it. The photo below has a label for our personal greeting. For some reason the clear sticker at the top of the label is faded out but you can see it clearly in the photo above.

If you are interested in making a Pinwheel Tower Card, the video tutorial that I used is HERE.

Additional Supplies:
Patterned paper - Gilded Autumn, Stampin' Up (retired)
Kraft, Cream card stocks - stash
Stickers - Paper Studio and Hallmark
Copic markers
Resin circle sticker - Recollections

Thanksgiving Blessings - Taylored Expressions (retired)

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Pinwheel Tower Card

Hello!  It's Fun Fold Friday here on my blog and today I'm sharing a new-to-me Fun Fold Card ... it's called a Tower Pinwheel Card. These have been very popular lately - it took awhile for me to make one and then awhile to get it posted here. I actually made this card in early July, and I have a walk through on YouTube here: 

Below is what the card looks like coming out of the envelope. It's amazing how flat it folds down!

 

These cards stand so nicely for display!

If you are interested in making a Pinwheel Tower Card, the video tutorial that I used is HERE.

This blog uses affiliate links whenever possible. This means, that at no cost to you, if you make a purchase through one of my affiliate links that I receive a small commission from your purchase. I only link products that I own, love and use for my card making!

Additional Products:
Petal Palette - Stampin' Up
Tasteful Labels - Stampin' Up
Copic markers
Sequins - Trinity Stamps

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