Using ribbons
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I have drawers full of ribbons - they are just fun to use and
will always fill a blank space. Although I do find I never have the right
colour! Here are a few ideas on how to use your ribbons - some of them
maybe a little different.
I often tuck the ends of sheer ribbons around the card and glue that part
rather than the front of the card, in fact I often tuck the ends around of most
of my ribbons unless they are too thick. I cover it up with an insert on
the inside.
Check out the shop as there are still some nice ones for sale in there.
Thank you to Clare (Kenspeckle) for her cards.
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Today
The ribbon is used to hand the the greeting
tag.
Fab numbers cut with a Robo - I have added some welded numbers on the Free
downloads page. Made by Clare
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Sail
Away
I used the CB embossing folder on this one but
used it in reverse so that I could stamp on the card.
I have stamped
Happy Birthday onto the twill tape, I used a small alphabet stamp set.
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Flowers
Clare has used some great paper, and used
ribbon and fibres to accent it.
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Big
Flower
Clare has given the flower ribbon
accents.
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New
Home
Clare has added a ribbon to this card
along with a key embellishment, the paper says it all!
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Simple
Clare has used a single flower with ribbon
attached to make this lovely card. The style perfect for an occasion
where you are not sure what to say.
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Paper
Buckle
This 'buckle' is just a circle of card that I
have used a slot punch to make into a buckle for the ribbon.
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Dog
I often use narrow ribbon tas a way to fix a
charm to a card. If I don't have the right colour sheer ribbons are
easily coloured with ink pads. You just need to wait for it to dry.
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Shoes
I have used ribbon to hold the char and to
decorate the card.
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Funky
Foam Flower
The flower has been cut from funky foam and
sewn with metallic thread. Not quite ribbon - but raffia - I have wound
it around the card and tied it..
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Ric Rac
Just added as an accent - but suit this funky
retro look.
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Baby
Boy
I have used two colours on this card to make a
change, I tucked the ends around the 'panel'.
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© Carolyn Woodruff July 2008