My spinner Card

Jan 16, 2008 10 Replies

I made a spinner card today with my new stamps. Really not sure if I'm feeling this card oh so well. Its not bad but then again its not great. Not really sure about it. Take a look.

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Chrissy



Very cute Chrissy. I like it. Those are so much fun to make. I haven't made any in a while, I should give it a go again.

~Crystal

Chrissy.......your cards and works are always lovely work and well done...don't be so critical of your efforts.....from an old lurker who checks you all DarleneP.

It is really cute. But as a newbie to scrapping why is it called a spinner card? Also can someone tell me what a Hot card technic is?

Thanks, Miriam

That's really neat. I've never seen one of those before. What do you use to make it a spinner?

Its called a spinner card because the dog will "spin" across the little window. I used 2 pennies and glued them together then glued the dog onto them. I know being a banker I should know better not to alter money but the spinner card that I received as an example of how to make used 2 pennies. LOL!

Here is a the technique for the Hot card. Its a real easy technique to use and its great because you can use basic house hold items (iron, tissue paper, wax paper, and parchaement paper). Here's the link:

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Thank you everyone for the lovely comments.

Chrissy

I think it's very cute!

Lynne

look.http://home-and-garden.webshots.com/photo/2375847630065773417SXFCri > > Chrissy

You have some really cute animal stamps! I need to find some for myself. They make such cute cards!

Linda

Linda,

I don't want to enable you in any way but here is the link to the online store of where I purchased my stamps from. They are a great company, prompt shipping, and the best part is any order over $10 is free shipping (thats right any order over $10.00 and no I didn't leave off any zeros off those numbers). I have ordered from them 3 times now.

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Chrissy

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