Spinner/Suspension Instructions

[ishlala]

I am looking for instructions for the spinner/suspension card.:confused:

Not the card shown in Resources, that uses the pennies. It's the one where an object/embellishment is suspended on the inside of the card. You twist it up and close the card, and when the card is opened, the object spins.

I have a customer that would like to try this at a stamp camp, so any info would be GREATLY appreciated.

Thanks so much!!

Kym
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[kthaman]

If you do a search for suspension card, you'll find the instructions. The search link is above the darker gray area just above your first post in this thread (don't use "Search this Thread"). Click it, type suspension card and click go; the results will be displayed and the instructions should be among them.

[Feline friend]

I haven't seen the instructions on this website yet. However, Carol DuVall demonstrated this card recently and a friend of mine found the instructions at her website (she made them for this month's swap). If you still can't find them on this website, let me know and I'll direct you to the Carol DuVall website.

[mommietess]

you take a sqaure punch .. punch out the front of your card.. then either use front to back stickers same image on both sides.. or stamp somethign twice then you can stick them together... ohhh beofre you stick them together.. geta peice of fishing wire clear... cut the lengthof the square punch tape the two ends one on top a=one at bottom... with double sticky tape.. maybe puta border on top of it so you dont see the tape... then put your image on both sides of string and sandwhiching itaround the string... then you wind it by twisting it fold the card together and when someone opens it its wills pin... they had them on the carol duvall show a few months agao.. look it up if my instructions suck... look up hgtv.com or look on diynet.com
she is on that too.. good luck i have heard its really easy... nina

[Barbra1224]

Here's a link from another thread that someone had found in another thread. Make any sense?

http://www.learn2stamp.com/projects/projects14.shtml

[ishlala]

Thanks to everyone who posted and e-mailed me with instructions. They were very helpful!!!

Kym