Paper Pinwheel Cut File-Party Decorations

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I’m sharing a paper pinwheel cut file and showing how they can go with virtually any party theme.

I used to go ALL OUT for celebrations. I lived for baby showers and birthday parties. I would make themed food, personalized decorations, shirts and the whole shebang. Do that four times a year and a girl can get tired, so now I keep it a bit easier.

I’m joining with my #TeamCreativeCraft friends so scroll all the way to the bottom to see what Party crafts and DIYs they are sharing too!

Paper Pinwheel Supplies:

Cardstock
Hot Glue Gun
Hot Glue Sticks
Center Decor (buttons or push pins work great!)
Popsicle Sticks (or paper straws, toothpicks, etc)
Silhouette Machine (or Cricut, or your preffered cutting machine)

Making the Paper Pinwheels:

PSA: These pinwheels don’t actually turn. They are stationary but can be used to make cake toppers, banners or placed around for that extra pop of color. See how I used pinwheels for my Pinwheels and Pearls themed baby shower (9+ years ago!)

First: Download the Pinwheel Cut File

Pinwheel Cut File

Once you download the cut file open it in your cutting machine software and size the design to your desired size. I used Silhouette Studio to cut mine with my Silhouette Cameo.