• Remove the cardboard from the frame.
• Cover the cardboard with paper or fabric.
• Cut out (30) rectangles 1.5″ x 2″ in size. You may adjust the size of your rectangles based on the size of your frame.
• Cut out the two layers of paper for the pennant banner. The bottom layer is ust patterned paper while the top layer has letters cut out.
• Put Mod Podge on the back of the letter triangles.
• Place the triangles with letters on top of the patterned paper triangles.
• Use Mod Podge to secure all of those little rectangles on the scrapbook paper.
• Cut out 30 numbers and use Mod Podge to add them to the calendar squares.
• Spread sparkle Mod Podge over the pennant banner and the calendar to add some fun sparkle.
• Once everything is dry, use hot glue to adhere the calendar elements and banner to the covered cardboard.

  Hot glue a piece of baker's twine along the top of the banner for a complete look.
• Add your DIY calendar to the frame, and let's make some eyeball pinwheels!

Eyeball Paper Pinwheels

• Cut a strip of 1.5-inch wide paper and follow the process below. This pinwheel will be slightly larger and have an added “Halloween” embellishment as the final destination (Halloween Day).
• Cut 30 strips of paper 1 inches wide by 12 inches long.
• Score each strip every 1/4″ with your scoring tool.
• After you score each strip, make a zig zag fold on each piece.
• Use your hot glue to adhere the ends of your paper together and form a circle.
• Next, flatten the circle and add a lot of hot glue on the back. Hold it until the glue sets.
• Next, use hot glue to put a google eye in the center of each one. Then add a small square of 3M adhesive on the back of each pinwheel.
• Attach the larger Halloween pinwheel to the frame by the number 1.