Design Support for Red, White, and Bloom! Pinwheels

Pinwheels for Red, White, and Bloom
(the same technique applies to sewing and embroidery versions)

Lauri likes to add embellishments with needle and embroidery floss. She recommends a good, solid needle for working with all of the layers of fabric.

Tip: use pinking shears or a curved cutter on the sewing version if you
like.
Tip: to give your pinwheels even more dimension, add a few buttons on the backside before stitching them onto the quilt.

Label the corners, A, B, C, D clockwise.
From the bottom of the pinwheel, put thread right through the middle. Add corner A to your needle, and proceed clockwise, tacking down each corner, if you like.

Add the button in the center, on top of the folded-in corners. Tie a knot on the back to hold the pinwheel, and then stitch the pinwheel onto your project.