Windy Weather Paper Pinwheel

By: Nancy Keslin from Nancy Keslin Designs

By: Nancy Keslin from Nancy Keslin Designs

If you are looking for fun DIY projects, why not make a whimsical Windy Weather Paper Pinwheel? Your children will love the brightly colored little wheels. Stick them amid your potted plants so that every time the wind blows, your porch is a riot of color. After you learn the basics of how to make paper pinwheels, you can choose your own special patterns and customize them to the season. These pinwheels are guaranteed to liven up any space, and would be especially cheerful on rainy days.

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Estimated CostUnder $10

Time to CompleteUnder an hour

Primary TechniqueGeneral Paper Crafting

Project or Page Size12 inches x 12 inches

Type of Paper UsedScrapbook Paper

Easy

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Weberme

May 31, 2016

These windy weather paper pinwheels are a must project. I always wondered how to make them. The tutorial makes this such an easy project to do and looks like fun. I love pinwheels blowing in the wind and loved to blow on them to make them spin when I was little. All kids should experience playing with these in their childhood. Is there anything you can use that is waterproof so they can be kept outside and not break?