Way to Goat spinner card

I wanted to make a spinner card and was going through my stamps looking for an image to spin when I came across the Way to Goat stamp set. I think it looks like this goat is dancing so it was perfect for a spinner. Then I started looking for sentiments, and realized the perfect sentiment were right in the same stamp set. This card is so easy to make and with a sale on designer paper the entire month of October it really makes this card perfect. I chose not to color him in but just do some gray shadows following the artists lines. I will post below the products used and step by step instructions. All products used are available on my online store. 

Supplies used: 

Stamps: Way to Goat and Itty Bitty Greetings

Ink: Momento black

Stampin' Blends: Light and Dark Smokey Slate

Paper: Whisper White and Garden Green cardstock, Forever Greenery Designer Series Paper

Accessories: Stampin' Cut Emboss machine, Magnetic Cutting Plate, Layering Ovals Framelits dies, Trimmer, Simply Scored Scoring Tool, Silicone Craft Sheet, Foam Adhesive strips, Tombo multi liquid glue, Bone folder, Paper snips, Linen Thread, Tear & Tape Adhesive, Simply Shammy

Instructions:

1. Cut Garden Green cardstock in half to 4 /12" x 11. Score at 5 1/2" and 2 3/4"

2. Cut two different patterns from the Forever Greenery Designer Series paper 4 1/4" x 2 3/4". Glue to front of the card lining up at the score line. Trim if necessary. Cut a second piece of the pattern at the bottom 1" x 4". Set aside.

3. Use the two largest ovals from the Layering Ovals Framelits dies die cut two Garden Green frames by cutting both dies at the same time, making sure they are lined up. Take the smaller of the two used and die cut an oval from the front of the card. Make sure you open your card so you don't cut through the back. Start your oval 1/2" to 3/4" from the top. 

4. Using scraps stamp one goat using Momento Tuxedo Black ink. Reink and stamp a second time on the Silicone craft sheet. Immediatly place second scrap of white on top of stamped image and rub to transfer ink. Be sure to hold with one hand while rubbing with the other to prevent slipping. Using the dark Smokey Slate Stampin' Blend color the horns, use the light Smokey Slate Stampin' Blend to go over all the artists lines on the goat. Fussy cut goats. 

5. Put a piece of tear tape down the middle on the back side of each goat and the top and bottom of one of your frames in the center.  Place a piece of Linen thread extending from top of frame to bottom making sure it is tight and cut off. Add a piece of Tear tape over thread to secure. Lay one goat down centering it on your string, making sure it has room to turn. Add liquid glue to goat. Place second goat lining it up with first making sure to expose the tear tape. 

6. Glue frame with goat to card making sure only to put adhesive that is below the score line. 

7. Cut a piece of Whisper White 4" x 1 3/4" and stamp inside greetings. Using a scrap stamp greeting for the front of card and dog ear by hand or using the Banners Pick a Punch featured in the Holiday catalog. 

8. Attach front sentiment using Stampin' Dimensionals or Foam Adhesive strips. Attach designer series paper above the white using Foam Adhesive strips making sure no white shows when the card is closed. This piece must be popped up for card to stand as pictured in the second photo. 

9. Wind goat up and place in the envelope. It will spin when recipient pulls it out.