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January 28, 2008

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thelongthread

Fabric pinwheels were on my list of projects to try. Will be much easier with your tutorial! I thought it would be a nice springtime project. Do these actually spin?

Erika Chapin

Fantastic! Thank you!

Jenn

Oooo...that would be so cute in my sewing room! I'm going to have to give that a try! :)

natalie

too cute! now i want to make something like that for my nephews room!

Nancy

Love it!!!!!

sarah

This is adorable! Thank you so much for the tutorial, I can't wait to make one. Now to decide WHERE to put them :)

perrine

Hello!
I really like your how to as well as the one about the christmas pixie. I was wondering if I could translate it in French and add it to my list of how to as explained in my french post (http://www.petitcitron.com/index.php/form_howto.html)
Of course, your website would be quoted and there would be a link!
Thank you,
Perrine

Lisa Becker

I used your tutorial yesterday to make a pinwheel mobile for my son's room. It came out great. Thanks so much!

One quick, time-saving trick... I used hot glue to tack down the blades of the pinwheel, and attach the buttons. It looks just as good... but half the work!

Jenn-Lee

I haven't made this yet but I am so excited to make one for my sisters new baby. It is so cute and Thank you so much for sharing!

Robyn

Love it, Love it, Love it!!

What have you used to hand the pinwheels from?

Kathy

realy want to try this, what do you hang the pinwheels from??

Thanks

eve

Oh so cute. I think I am going to cover a large cardboard button with cotton and one of the fabrics and see what that looks like in the center. I may have to glue it though. Thanks perrine for the gluing tip.

איפור ערב

I used the tutorial yesterday to make room to move a reel of my son. It went very well. Thanks! A quick time-saving ... I used hot glue to tack the blades of the reel and attach the buttons. So good ... but half the work!

doro K.

very pretty! theses pinwheels look great.

I linked to your tutorial on my blog - thanks for sharing!

doro K.


חדרי תינוקות


They are too cute, I think they look great in my living room. I'm going to give it a try, I love it the moment I saw them. Thanks for the tutorial, Fabric pinwheels where now on my list to try first!!

חדרי תינוקות

Ooh Yeah !! This is really amazing .I tried and made. It was so exciting and i enjoyed while making. My daughter felt very happy. Than Q for your tutorial through this blog.Keep posting!!

www.adahlazorgan.co.il

Awesome tutorial!! I like very much this types of creative tutorial. I will try out in my next project.

אלכוהול

amazing job!

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