DIY Pinwheels
We have a fun little joint feature with Jen at the Hostess Blog coming up next. The adorable and completely talented photographers Kari Herer and Christina Wnek, along with stationery Pam Albert of Papier Gourmet, sent us one of the most lovely showers you’ve ever seen and while Jenn is featuring the full bash over on her blog, we get to give you the SUPER cute DIY project that the trio put together just for us!
I love this project and am so excited to see some of you guys pull it together for your own affair. Change up the papers and the color palette and you’ll have a totally different look. Would even be super cute decorating your holiday tables this year! So, without futher ado…here it is!
To see the entire, adorable affair, head on over to Hostess Blog right now! A HUGE thank you to Kari, Christina and Pam for sharing this with us! And although the instructions and supplies are printed on the gorgeous imagery, here is a quick reference materials list for all of you who are running out to Michael’s right now.
Materials list
template, which can be found right here
12 inch Wooden Dowels – Drilled about 1/2 inch down on one end. The drilled hole should be the same diameter as the Wooden Tie Pegs
Wooden Tie Pegs {we found ours at Michael’s
Drill and Drill bit the size of the Tie Pegs
We printed our paper double sided to match the colors of our shower as well as added our tag line on one of the petals
Scissors
Grommet tool
Large Grommets
Wood Glue
Hole Punch
Wood Saw
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That swashy typeface is too lovely - do you know the name?
This is so cute! We always find amazing stuff there!
Super cute! What a fun DIY project!
Oh my goodness, these are just lovely!!! And these pictures, how amazing! Great tutorial, thank you!
These are amazing! I have made the easier pinwheels! In fact, I made 150 of them for my daughter's wedding! But I love the fancy petals on these. Is there a .jpg template for the petals that I have missed somewhere?
this font is tooo cute!! please share!
Hi!
Can you tell me how to download the template? I seem to be missing a link.
Thanks! So cute!
Marie & Frances - my dear friend jill (www.thisblogifollow.com) found this font in the search for something cute for her friend emily's wedding. Isn't it fabulous?!
oops! I forgot the add the font name!! It is called Albemarle Swash.
These are so nice!! Thanks for sharing.
Wow, this really is a great tutorial. Very customizable. ^_^
Adorable! Well written instructructions!
This is such a great project and a great and easy way to break it down. Thank you so much for sharing it with us...I can't wait to try it.
This is really an important project. Amazing pics........ This is one of the most lovely showers, it's looks gorgeous. This is too cute!!!!
These are adorable. Is there a link for the template?
What a great project to use with plastic milk cartons for kids outside. Thanks. For anyone looking for the template, it is the first item listed under 'materials list'.
Wow I'm feeling nostalgic :) Why didn't I have this tutorial when I was a kid :) I'll save this to my bookmarks...for future:)
Great presentation as well!
I am just catching up on all the good stuff I missed over the holidays. Thanks so much for sharing this tute. LOVE IT! I see many of these in our future. I'll be linking on FaceBook. Have a wonderful New Year!
Love your blog,
so you were featured on my blog!
megmacdesigns.blogspot.com
Cute!
I am attempting these lovely pinwheels and having a bit of difficulty. Are the grommets supposed to keep the paper fanned out, or does the paper move? I am thinking the eyelet part of the grommet is too deep...any advice?