It’s time for another round of Cricut Design Space™ Star! This month’s theme is Wedding/Celebration and my team chose the subtheme of A Floral Affair. So I made floral pinwheels! These were so easy to make and can be made into garland, invitation decorations, cake toppers and more!
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Ready to make some quick, easy floral pinwheels? These are so fun to make you’ll have a hard time stopping!
Supplies:
- double sided cardstock
- Small brads
- Pinwheel svg file
- Cricut Explore™ (or cut by hand)
Instructions:
- Cut pinwheels (by hand or with the Cricut Explore™.
- Layer 2 pinwheels. Slide brad through middle.
- One at a time, turn ends up and slide through brad. Then hold pinwheel still while removing brad and putting it through the front, closing at the back of the pinwheel.
Need more ideas for your Cricut Explore?
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Comments & Reviews
Diana Trotter says
These are so cute, I love the idea of making a garland with them! Good Luck!
Lillie Keeton says
I just got my Cricut Explore and I can’t wait to try the pinwheels. Thanks
Charity says
Those are really cute! Thank you for sharing the pattern. =)
Cathy Anderson says
Simple but cute.
Great Idea Thanks