Stellar Spinner Card

Stellar Spinner Card

Whirlwind week continues with this “out of this world” wheel spinner created with the Stampin’ Up Give It a Whirl Dies and the Stellar Birthday stamp set. This is a super “WOW” card. It’s a bonus in my series on different ways to use the “Give it a whirl die set”.

I shared this super fun card on yesterday’s “How to make wheel spinner cards”, it was created by Alice Houston for a recent card swap. Because it’s Alice’s card I don’t have full written instructions. However I do have some detailed photos and the full supply list below. That along with my how to make wheel spinner cards video from yesterday should help when recreating this “wow” card.

It’s whirlwind week! All week I’ll be sharing how to make these fun interactive cards with videos or written instructions. Each has a different “Spin” on the Stampin’ Up Give It A Whirl dies.

 

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  1. Alice Houston says

    Thank you Tami for highlighting my card on your blog and showing it you video. You can tear apart my cards anytime to see how they are made… It is an honor to be included in your blog or mentioned in your videos. This is a fun die set… I did another with the pirate and mermaid set that turned out just as cute if not cuter!

    • You are the bomb!!! I look forward to your swaps and creations. Always fascinating. The pirate and Mermaid sound adorable! I love that set and haven’t gotten to play with it yet.

      • Shauna Dickamore says

        Tami, I love your Give it a Whirl spinner cards. I cased the Hot Dog it’s Your Birthday card for my grandson.
        I would like the tutorial for the Stellar birthday card. What do I need to do for that? Thank you, Shauna Dickamore

        • Hi Shauna, that’s AWESOME!! I love it! I’ll be your grandson did too. I have 4 tutorials for the Give It a Whirl dies, 2 written and 2 video. This Stellar spinner is a bonus on top of those 4. I didn’t make this card, Alice Houston did. I don’t have instructions, but like I said, I did take it apart and take photos for you. So hopefully with the photos and the instructions from the other 4 tutorials you’ll be able to recreate this one too. Let me know if you need any help along the way.
          Tami