Chair Spinner Birthday Card! by Reneé Matarese

Hello Ai fans!

My friend asked me to make a card for her secretary's birthday. 

I thought this fun spinner would be perfect!

Chair Spinner (Sku#4574)

Chair Spinner Dies (Sku#4616)

These interactive spinners are so much fun!

I can just see this sitting on her desk and every once in a while she gives her a little "tap" and watches her go!  Whetcher you're 5 or 59 (yes, she turned 59) this would be fun!

On the inside I used a verse from one of the new Ai People sets called Lifetime Set as well as a birthday sentiment called GF Happy Birthday (Sku#E3578).

Here's a quick video showing you all the fun she's having spinning in her chair.

Copics used: Y11, Y15, Y21, E00, E51, E93, T3, T5, BG72

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Chair Spinner by Sharon Caudle

Hello AI Fans!!

Happy Weekend!! Today I'd like to show you a Birthday card I made using the Chair Spinner and Chair Spinner Dies.  There's a little back story to this card, and what I will say is that the sentiment is from an experience with my friends at our Scrapbook Camp last fall with the song Shake It Off.  :) And to quote Forrest Gump..."that's all I have to say about that". LOL!  I have been wanting to make this card since I received this spinner.  :)

 

I made an easel card this time. Only the bottom half of the frame is actually adhered to the card base. So when you fold the easel card up, the frame pops up into the air allowing your spinner to spin freely.

So that's it for me today! Thanks so much for stopping by for a visit and until next time,  stay crafty!!

Copic markers used: E04, E11, E00, E000, B00, B02, B04, C1, C3, C5, R81, R83, R85

 

 



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gotta spin by Diane Zechman

Hello Ai friends and happy Thursday!

 

Today I am using one of the Ai Spinners...but my card doesn't spin!  I wanted to show you how fun these images are to also use them in a different way.  I've created a card with an acetate card front and added the front and back of the Chair Spinner. 

 

For some reason, this image always reminds me of a teacher...hence the paper I chose with the ruler markings!  Since it is Back To School time, I thought I'd make a teacher card.  Although...I really think she looks like she is celebrating the END of the year!  LOL!

I used a black Sharpie to outline the acetate front.  The cardstock base was cut to 5" x 5 1/2", then I scored the 5" side at 4 1/4".  This gives a narrow strip by the fold to attach the acetate to.  I then covered this cardstock edge and the left of the acetate with the die cut speech bubble border (inside & out).

The Chair Spinner dies make it SUPER EASY to perfectly line up the front & back images.

Happy stamping!

 

 

 

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