My first real DIY project...ever!

My mom scrapbooks. She also quilts, embroiders, crochets, and knits. She does a lot more too but I don't feel like listing off the many DIY talents of my mother. That trait did not pass on to me. Not one bit. I once tried knitting. I started with ten rows and ended with thirty. The craft gene was not passed on in the direction. I have no inclination towards DIY things for myself, so please do not ask my why I thought making 60 pinwheels myself for our upcoming nuptials was a good idea. I saw a picture from L Dawg's wedding, where she and her husband had pinwheels and something about it stuck. I was a mad woman for two months reading instructions and researching how much pinwheels would cost. I found some at Oriental Trading Co., but bright pink and day glo orange don't really go with our wedding theme, so I was resigned to the fact that if I wanted pinwheels at the wedding, I would have to make them myself. DA DA DA DUUUUNNNNN! I found paper I liked at Target of all places, and set out to make some pinwheels. Here's a picture of my first try. Now keep in mind, I had one glue stick and nothing to attach the pinwheel to the stick, so it's still a work in progress. Not too bad for a first timer I'd say.
What do you think? If you have any idea on how to attach it to the stick, let me know. I welcome any suggestions or thoughts. Thanks!