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figure-eight pinwheel

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What’s this? Use that—Kazaguruma (pinwheel).#AtHomePlayPlay ideaspinwheelwindmillfigure eightpaper plateDecorative separators Today we’re super excited!! Introducing a figure-eight pinwheel that spins like crazy. [Materials] • 2 paper plates • Hole punch • Double-sided tape • Bamboo skewer (⚠️ Be careful when playing, as the tip is sharp) • Tape (we’re using masking tape) • Decorations (we’re using round stickers and cutouts from snack packages) Don’t forget to save this so you won’t lose it ❤️ Decorative separators The figure-eight pinwheel spins like crazy, and the kids are thrilled!! It spins just by running!! 😍 And when the wind blows… it spins even more!! 🥰 The figure-eight motion is mysterious and fun 😁✨ Everyone, decorate it however you like and make your own original figure-eight pinwheel to play with 🥹💓 Decorative separators Thanks for watching till the end!! 💓 If you’re ever wondering what to play, definitely use this as a reference 💛❤️🧡#CapCut

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Spins really well! Here’s how to make a figure-eight pinwheel with a mysterious motion.

It spins even without wind, so it’s perfect for kids to take on a walk.

First, cut out the centers of two paper plates.

Use a hole punch to make holes near the edges, align them to form a figure eight, and stick the plates together.

Next, wrap some cellophane tape around the blunt end of a bamboo skewer and thread it through the holes.

Put two pieces of cellophane tape between the two plates.

Decorate the plates, and it’s done! For decoration, you can use stickers, or depending on age, kids can enjoy drawing their own designs.

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kepiko

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vortex wind turbine

Kimie Gangi’s super simple “well-spinning tag pin spiral pinwheel”

Let’s make one using price tags! It spins round and round and is so much fun! Here’s an idea for a spiral pinwheel.

You’ll need construction paper, chopsticks, a straw, scissors, tape, price tags, crayons, and bird-scarer tape.

Draw a spiral on the construction paper, add colors and patterns, then cut along the spiral with scissors.

Combine a short piece of straw, a chopstick, and a price tag, and your spiral pinwheel is complete! You can also decorate it by adding shiny bird-scarer tape to the spiral pinwheel.

A windmill that flies like a kite

[How to Make a Kite] How to Make a Pinwheel That Flies Like a Kite! How to Make a Playable Pinwheel!! DIY Kite

Let me introduce a pinwheel that flies high in the sky like a kite.

Prepare A4 drawing paper, a ruler, string, and scissors, and let’s make it.

Cut the A4 drawing paper into a square, then use the ruler to draw lines connecting opposite corners to make an X.

Using scissors, cut along each line about two thirds of the way toward the center.

Fold and glue the cut corners toward the center to form the blades.

Use a thin straw as the base, wrap a small rectangle of drawing paper around it to create the axle for the pinwheel.

Make a hole in the center of the blades, insert the axle, and fix it with glue.

Thread the string through the hole in the center of the axle, tie the cut straw to both sides, and it’s done! If you prepare a long string and let it up into the sky, the pinwheel will spin in the wind.

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Leaf Pinwheel

How to make a leaf pinwheel video

Let’s make toys using nature! Here’s an idea for a leaf pinwheel.

You’ll need four leaves, a wooden bead, a straw, and a bamboo skewer.

Pinwheels are often made with paper, but this idea is charming because it uses natural materials for the propeller.

Once you find four favorite leaves, try making the pinwheel! After threading a wooden bead onto the bamboo skewer, pierce four leaves that have been folded in half.

Then thread another wooden bead on top and insert the skewer into the straw.