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A Midnight Haunting Pinwheel Bouquet

15
Sep
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Hello Pebbles friends! It’s Monique with you today to share my first Midnight Haunting project! I love about this new Pebbles’ Halloween collection because it has so many Fall-related papers and embellishments! Fall is my favorite season of the year and I always look forward to it.

When I saw this new Midnight Haunting collection, I couldn’t wait to dig in and create something! Here is the first of – I’m sure – many Fall projects to come: a bouquet of “Not So Scary Pinwheels”!

Pinwheels Bouquet by @moniqueliedtke with the #Midnight_Haunting_collection by @PebblesInc #madewithpebbles #pebblesinc

Ever since the kids were small, we have had a little corner in our living room that we like to decorate according to the season. This Fall bouquet of pinwheels is now standing on our Fall-themed cabinet in the living room.

To create this bouquet of pinwheels, I selected all the Autumn papers and embellishments from the Midnight Haunting collection and the Pinwheel Punch Board from We R Memory Keepers.

Pinwheels Bouquet by @moniqueliedtke with the #Midnight_Haunting_collection by @PebblesInc #madewithpebbles #pebblesinc

I hadn’t used this particular We R punch board before and I loved how easy it was to work with! In no time at all, I punched and folded 10 pinwheels!

Pinwheels Bouquet by @moniqueliedtke with the #Midnight_Haunting_collection by @PebblesInc #madewithpebbles #pebblesinc

Look how awesome they look! For the center of the pinwheels, I used brads from my stash.

Pinwheels Bouquet by @moniqueliedtke with the #Midnight_Haunting_collection by @PebblesInc #madewithpebbles #pebblesinc

Because the collection is double-sided and the both the A and B sides are fabulous, the papers are just perfect for a project like this where you see both sides of the page.

Pinwheels Bouquet by @moniqueliedtke with the #Midnight_Haunting_collection by @PebblesInc #madewithpebbles #pebblesinc

I adhered the pinwheels to paper straws by folding the “legs” of the brad around it. I then stuck them in little glass bottles filled with soft sand (in The Netherlands we call this “bird sand”):

Pinwheels Bouquet by @moniqueliedtke with the #Midnight_Haunting_collection by @PebblesInc #madewithpebbles #pebblesinc

The glass bottles were decorated with die-cuts and stickers and a bit of twine:

Pinwheels Bouquet by @moniqueliedtke with the #Midnight_Haunting_collection by @PebblesInc #madewithpebbles #pebblesinc

Pinwheels Bouquet by @moniqueliedtke with the #Midnight_Haunting_collection by @PebblesInc #madewithpebbles #pebblesinc

How I adore this collection!!

Pinwheels Bouquet by @moniqueliedtke with the #Midnight_Haunting_collection by @PebblesInc #madewithpebbles #pebblesinc

Pinwheels Bouquet by @moniqueliedtke with the #Midnight_Haunting_collection by @PebblesInc #madewithpebbles #pebblesinc

I hope like my little bouquet.  I just can’t wait to see what you will create with it!

xoxo Monique

Supplies I used:
Midnight Haunting Ephemera (733654)
Midnight Haunting Puffy Stickers (733656)
Midnight Haunting Phrase Thickers Stickers (733659)
Midnight Haunting Double-Sided Cardstock 12″x12″ Whirling Leaves (733640)
Midnight Haunting Double-Sided Cardstock 12″x12″ Pumpkin Patch (733642)
Midnight Haunting Double-Sided Cardstock 12″x12″ Autumn Plaid (733644)
Midnight Haunting Double-Sided Cardstock 12″x12″ Hauntingly Beautiful (733647)
Midnight Haunting Double-Sided Cardstock 12″x12″ Hocus Pocus (733648)
Midnight Haunting Double-Sided Cardstock 12″x12″ Pumpkin Plain (733650)
American Crafts Baker’s Twine Bright (366303)
We R Memory Keepers Pinwheel Punch Board (71345-6)

Filed Under: DIY, Fall, Home Decor, Papercraft, Uncategorized, We R Memory Keepers Tagged With: Fall, fall decor, Home Decor, midnight haunting, Monique Liedtke, Pinwheel Punch Board, Pinwheels, We R Memory Keepers

Pinwheel Gift Boxes for Memorial Day

22
May
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Hello everyone! Eva Pizarro here, bringing you a quick gift — pinwheel gift boxes — inspired by our week’s theme: Memorial Day. In Chile we don’t celebrate Memorial Day, but our flag colors are also red, white, and blue! I thought I could make some pretty party favors for our next independence day celebration.

Make these quick pinwheel gift boxes to show gratitude on this Memorial Day, following this tutorial from @evapizarrov using @pebblesinc supplies #pebblesinc #madewithpebbles #gift #packaging

To make the pinwheel gift boxes, I used two punch board by our friends at We R Memory Keepers: The Pinwheel Punch Board and the 1,2,3 Punch board and some red white and blue supplies by different Pebbles’ lines.

My pinwheels are 3 inch wide and doubled. Just follow the board instructions, it is very easy! The blue paper I used is from the Sunshiny Days collection, and the red one is from our last Valentine collection, My Funny Valentine.

Make these quick pinwheel gift boxes to show gratitude on this Memorial Day, following this tutorial from @evapizarrov using @pebblesinc supplies #pebblesinc #madewithpebbles #gift #packaging

I held my pinwheels in place using blue and red brads.

Make these quick pinwheel gift boxes to show gratitude on this Memorial Day, following this tutorial from @evapizarrov using @pebblesinc supplies #pebblesinc #madewithpebbles #gift #packaging

As sentiments, I used the “Thank You” stickers found in this Simple Life booklet. You get 42 stickers in this booklet and it is perfect for card making!

Make these quick pinwheel gift boxes to show gratitude on this Memorial Day, following this tutorial from @evapizarrov using @pebblesinc supplies #pebblesinc #madewithpebbles #gift #packaging

I created the boxes with the 1,2,3 Punch Board, using the same red and blue papers. The white paper has tiny hearts embossed and it is from our sister brand, Bazzill Paper.

Make these quick pinwheel gift boxes to show gratitude on this Memorial Day, following this tutorial from @evapizarrov using @pebblesinc supplies #pebblesinc #madewithpebbles #gift #packaging

I filled the boxes with chocolates and glued the pinwheels on top.

Make these quick pinwheel gift boxes to show gratitude on this Memorial Day, following this tutorial from @evapizarrov using @pebblesinc supplies #pebblesinc #madewithpebbles #gift #packaging

These pinwheel gift boxes are quick to make and can be used as gift for the families of those who lost their lives serving the country during this Memorial Day, or also as a 4th of July party favor.

Make these quick pinwheel gift boxes to show gratitude on this Memorial Day, following this tutorial from @evapizarrov using @pebblesinc supplies #pebblesinc #madewithpebbles #gift #packaging

Make these quick pinwheel gift boxes to show gratitude on this Memorial Day, following this tutorial from @evapizarrov using @pebblesinc supplies #pebblesinc #madewithpebbles #gift #packaging

You could also include a little thank you or love note inside the pinwheel gift boxes. I am sure the families would really appreciate it!

Make these quick pinwheel gift boxes to show gratitude on this Memorial Day, following this tutorial from @evapizarrov using @pebblesinc supplies #pebblesinc #madewithpebbles #gift #packaging

Have a great week!

Eva

Supplies:
Simple Life Cardstock Stickers (733492)
Sunshiny Days Patterned Paper (733601)
Bazzill Foiled Heart Paper (12FOIL12-695)
We R Memory Keepers Pinwheel Punch Board (771345)
We R Memory Keepers 1,2,3 Punch Board (662530)

Filed Under: Gift Box, We R Memory Keepers Tagged With: Eva Pizarro, Gift Box, Memorial Day, Pinwheel Punch Board

Red, White & Blue Pinwheel Decor

28
Jun
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Hello there! Amy from The Happy Scraps here today and I’m excited to be sharing my newest Red, White & Blue Pinwheel Decor piece with you today. I love to decorate for Independence Day and the new America the Beautiful collection is perfect for it.

Create this Red, White & Blue Pinwheel Decor to use as a centerpiece or decor for Independence Day. @thehappyscraps show you how with the #americathebeautiful collection from @pebblesinc.

To start off, I grabbed the Patriotic Posies Paper and used the gift bag punch board to make a little bag for my pinwheels. I cut my paper to be 7″ x 12″ and followed the instruction on the gift bag punch board to make my bag. I used the Sticky Thumb Two-Sided adhesive tape to put my bag together. I embellished the front with the fireworks and Pledge of Allegiance from the America the Beautiful Ephemera Die-Cuts. I hot glued a piece of floral foam into the bottom of my bag, so I’d be able to stick the pinwheels down into it.

Create this Red, White & Blue Pinwheel Decor to use as a centerpiece or decor for Independence Day. @thehappyscraps show you how with the #americathebeautiful collection from @pebblesinc.

Once I had my bag done, I started on the pinwheels. I cut my paper into 4″ squares and followed the instructions on the pinwheel punch board.

Create this Red, White & Blue Pinwheel Decor to use as a centerpiece or decor for Independence Day. @thehappyscraps show you how with the #americathebeautiful collection from @pebblesinc.

I punched the corners, lined up the paper with the size I started with. I punched the center hole and cut where it needed to be cut. Because I was layering the pinwheels, I followed the instructions for cutting the second piece.

Create this Red, White & Blue Pinwheel Decor to use as a centerpiece or decor for Independence Day. @thehappyscraps show you how with the #americathebeautiful collection from @pebblesinc.

I got all my papers cut, got my pinwheel parts out, and started assembling them. I placed the back piece of paper on the back, and layered the front piece at a diagonal on the top. I put it on the plastic part for the pinwheel, then added the front pinwheel part.

Create this Red, White & Blue Pinwheel Decor to use as a centerpiece or decor for Independence Day. @thehappyscraps show you how with the #americathebeautiful collection from @pebblesinc.

I pulled the back paper through the cuts on the front, pulled all the punched holes to the center and put them on the dowel piece. I place the front cap on, added a star sticker, and put the paper straw in the back.

Create this Red, White & Blue Pinwheel Decor to use as a centerpiece or decor for Independence Day. @thehappyscraps show you how with the #americathebeautiful collection from @pebblesinc.

Once I got all of my pinwheels made, I put them in my bag.

Create this Red, White & Blue Pinwheel Decor to use as a centerpiece or decor for Independence Day. @thehappyscraps show you how with the #americathebeautiful collection from @pebblesinc.

I had the perfect spot for it up on my shelf next to the rest of my Independence Day decor.

Create this Red, White & Blue Pinwheel Decor to use as a centerpiece or decor for Independence Day. @thehappyscraps show you how with the #americathebeautiful collection from @pebblesinc.

I love the way the pinwheels look all done up! They are SO fun!

Create this Red, White & Blue Pinwheel Decor to use as a centerpiece or decor for Independence Day. @thehappyscraps show you how with the #americathebeautiful collection from @pebblesinc.

Even though the bag was really simple to make and put together, as well as add the embellishments to it, I love the way it turned out. I was excited when I found the Pledge of Allegiance in the pack.

Create this Red, White & Blue Pinwheel Decor to use as a centerpiece or decor for Independence Day. @thehappyscraps show you how with the #americathebeautiful collection from @pebblesinc.

I love what it adds to the rest of my 4th of July decor.

Create this Red, White & Blue Pinwheel Decor to use as a centerpiece or decor for Independence Day. @thehappyscraps show you how with the #americathebeautiful collection from @pebblesinc.

Supplies:
America the Beautiful Americana Cardstock
America the Beautiful Star Spangled Banner Cardstock
America the Beautiful Fireworks Cardstock
America the Beautiful Flag Stripes Cardstock
America the Beautiful Sparklers Cardstock
America the Beautiful Patriotic Posies Cardstock
America the Beautiful Ephemera Die-Cuts
America the Beautiful Glitter Star Stickers
Sticky Thumb Two-Sided Adhesive
Pinwheel Attachments
Gift Bag Punch Board
Pinwheel Punch Board

Filed Under: DIY, Home Decor, Papercraft, Summer, We R Memory Keepers Tagged With: 4th of July, America the Beautiful, Amy Cowley, Independence Day, Paper Craft, Paper Straws, Pinwheel Punch Board, Pinwheels

Pinwheel Flowers

06
Apr
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Hi Pebbles fans! Amanda here today. Spring has sprung in my neck of the woods and I couldn’t be happier! I am just giddy every time I see a new bunch of flowers blooming along the side of the road and I love nothing more than fresh cut flowers in the house. Second only to fresh flowers, I also love crafting bouquets of paper flowers that withstand the test of time (and kids). These pinwheel flowers are easy to make and will make your house extra cheery.

Pinwheel Flowers by @amanda_coleman1 using @pebblesinc Everyday collection

Pinwheel flowers make a fun, no-fuss centerpiece or piece of home decor. If used as a party centerpiece, you could even give away the pinwheels as favors at the end of the party. The Pinwheel Punch Board takes all of the hassle out of making pinwheels, too. Simply follow the guide, and voila! Pinwheels!

Pinwheel Flowers by @amanda_coleman1 using @pebblesinc Everyday collection

These pinwheels are secured with a coordinating brad, you could easily make them functioning pinwheels as well.

Pinwheel Flowers by @amanda_coleman1 using @pebblesinc Everyday collection

Filling containers with rice is my favorite way to hold paper flowers in place. It makes it super easy to rearrange the flowers until your bouquet just right. And I didn’t even adhere the leaves to the stems. I simply freehand cut some leaves and stuck them right in the rice. Create a cute (and inexpensive) container by wrapping an empty jar or can with a piece of patterned paper.

Pinwheel Flowers by @amanda_coleman1 using @pebblesinc Everyday collection

The yellow fringe tape around the center of the flower adds a realistic touch and helps create cohesiveness in a mixed color bouquet.

Pinwheel Flowers by @amanda_coleman1 using @pebblesinc Everyday collection

After some experimenting, I found it was easier to adhere the fringe tape to the flower centers before I assembled the pinwheels. Adhere a short strip of adhesive yellow fringe around one of the holes in pinwheel Part B. This will be the last pinwheel that you fold over when making your pinwheel.

Pinwheel Flowers by @amanda_coleman1 using @pebblesinc Everyday collection

Wrap a couple of layers of fringe (or more) around the circle. Stack pinwheel Part B on top of pinwheel Part A.

Pinwheel Flowers by @amanda_coleman1 using @pebblesinc Everyday collection

Start folding your pinwheel by folding in the wing closest to the yellow fringe. Continue folding in the wings until you get to the last one with the fringe.

Pinwheel Flowers by @amanda_coleman1 using @pebblesinc Everyday collection

Hold everything together with your fingers and secure with a coordinating brad.

Pinwheel Flowers by @amanda_coleman1 using @pebblesinc Everyday collection

Happy Spring!
Amanda

Supplies:
Jen Hadfield Everyday Double-Sided Cardstock 12″X12″Gemstones
Jen Hadfield Everyday Double-Sided Cardstock 12″X12″Pineapples
Jen Hadfield Everyday Double-Sided Cardstock 12″X12″Mandarins
Jen Hadfield Everyday Double-Sided Cardstock 12″X12″Pops Of Color
Pinwheel Punch Board
DIY Party Fringe Tape 12′

Filed Under: DIY, Flowers, Gift, Home Decor, Papercraft, Spring Tagged With: Amanda Coleman, DIY, DIY Party, Everyday, Flowers, Home Decor, Pinwheel Punch Board, Spring

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