Showing posts with label Spinners. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Spinners. Show all posts

Thursday, June 17, 2010

MOSD goes to School!

Hello MOSD lovers! Amy here with today's blog post. Today I am doing things a bit different than usual. This project is actually not created by me! It's created by Kayla, my 10 year old daughter. Their 4th grade class had to create a tri-fold based on The Oregon Trail. Kayla had the bright idea of incorporating some wonderful MOSD products into her demonstration!

One item that she has been eyeballing for a long time are these spinners. She used the Perfectly Shaped - Retro Spinner. It's been covered in black cardstock and can easily be spun by younger kids (smaller hands) with the ribbon she attached to the back. This added an interactive aspect to the tri-fold that makes people interested in seeing what comes next when they spin it!

Another fun thing she did was cover MOSD Perfectly Shaped - Circles with lined paper and wrote her paragraphs on those as opposed to just a regular piece of paper. This added a visual interest and draws the readers eyes to the questions at hand. She used 3 perfectly shaped circles for this.


Overall I think she did a fabulous job on this school project, and she loved the fact that she got to incorporate some MOSD product into it. By posting this I wanted to show how versatile MOSD products are and that everyone can use them!! So next time you have a project that needs a little extra oomph, why not grab some MOSD goodness and spice it up a bit?!

Thanks for stopping by today and checking out what I (or in this case, my daughter) has been up to! We hope you all have a wonderful weekend full of sunshine and rainbows. Oh, and Kayla says Happy Bunnies too :)


Friday, January 30, 2009

Let's Spin!


Spinners are a new, CHA release, but the DT was able to have a chance to play with them ahead of time! I used a circle spinner to hold some journaling. I wanted the page to have the feel of a circus (since the kids' grandfather is like the circus come to town!). I punched all the windows out of the spinner so that it would look like a 3-D pinwheel. The spinners come in several shapes and are very versatile!
I also used a few red Stick-Ons (twirly gigs) to mimic the streamers in the Basic Grey Cupcake paper.
- Gloria

Wednesday, January 28, 2009

She loves me, she loves me not

One of the new CHA releases, is the Spinner! A chipboard spinner set that you can customize to fit your layouts, mini albums, you name it! The spinners have openings that you can pop out to include photos, journaling or whatever you choose.

I used the Scallop Spinner set here to create a large flower :)I punched out all the areas to create solid petals on the flower. You'll also see some of the journaling stick on's in the lower right corner too!