Before I actually cut out my images, I glued them to a piece of chipboard (they are already cut out below).
Here is a look at the back of the piece before I was finished cutting the pieces out. I added some Art Glitter Glue to the back to hold on some Halloween paper. I applied the paper (and know that the glue will hold all papers to the chipboard).
Once I got them all cut out, I inked the edges with Ranger's Walnut Stain. I then added the Tombow foam tabs to the back of my text boxes. The Tombow tabs are FABULOUS!! Super easy to remove the paper backing!!
Next I added some dots of glue and then applied pumpkin glitter.
I added more glue to some of the black areas, and added black vinyl glitter.
Now on to adding our Ribbon treats!
I started off by adding the Orange Swirls ribbon! You can decide how much ribbon your are willing to give, but I would suggest at least a yard of each piece. I left a tail of ribbon to the left of my piece, then wrapped the ribbon around my spool. Finished it by tying a bow.
Next I added the Black Netting. Actually when I make my next one, I will use the black netting first then add the rest. I started in the back with the black netting and wrapped it up and down my spool. I made sure it ended in the back too.
Next I used Halloween Baker's Twine, and I did the same leaving a tail to the left, and wrapping it around (which held my black netting in place) and tied it in a bow.
I just LOVE it!! Next I added some Orange Micro Gingham in the same manner at the other ribbons.
What a darling idea, Heather!! Any paper crafter would love getting such an amazing assortment of ribbon so beautifully put together!! ~ Blessings, Tracey
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What a fantastic idea!
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Snoopy :D
Absolutely darling idea Heather!! love your project, its super sweet!!!
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Cheryl
What a great idea!
ReplyDeleteThis is wonderful. I love the creative ways you find to showcase ribbon.
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ReplyDeletestellar idea, Heather! What a beautiful way to showcase RRR!
ReplyDeleteI would love this adorable treat!
ReplyDeletejust opened my 'mail' and what a delightful idea and useful gift to my card club gals. Can't wait to make them. Thanks to you, Heather.
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Too cute to spook!
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This is SO cute and I love the fact you can still use it when the ribbon is gone :)
ReplyDeleteWow what an awesome project! Who would not love receiving these you could use them year after year great job TFS
ReplyDeleteWhat a darling idea, Heather!! Any paper crafter would love getting such an amazing assortment of ribbon so beautifully put together!! ~ Blessings, Tracey
ReplyDeleteGarden of Grace
You really have a talent Heather. I truly love the way you combine your ribbons. Fantastic project.
ReplyDeleteI love this idea!!! Love your images and the way you pull everything together. Who wouldn't love to get something like this as a gift?!!??!?!?
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