Happy Valentine's Day card

 

Hello everyone and Happy Friday to you all! Today I have a super fun and sweet card I made for Really Reasonable Ribbon using their beautiful ribbons and flowers. I love making Valentine's cards.  They are so much fun to create and this is my first one for 2021. 

This card measures 6 x 6 and has 3 layers plus the heart layer. I added Happy Valentine's Day using The Project Bin stamps. Next I chose this sweet Kitty Bee from CottageCutz and added a little heart on her dress. I wanted to glitter her wings but completely forgot until photos were taken...heheehe.  I thought she would look darling with the valentine design paper with the bee on it. I then added the Delicate Stitched Satin Ribbon in white, then the mini hearts on poppy grosgrain ribbon, layered with the Cottage Rose 25mm then the Rose Buds.

Supplies Used:

Really Reasonable Ribbon Mini Hearts on Poppy Red Grosgrain Ribbon

White Delicate Satin Ribbon

Cottage Rose Mixed Reds 25mm

Rose Buds

Scotch Advanced Tape Refill

Foam Tabs

Cottage Cutz dies

The Project Bin Stamps

Pebbles Yours Truly design paper

white gel pen

Copics to color

club scrap black ink

I hope you enjoyed my card for today! thank you for stopping by! 

Hugs to all,

Cheryl

Christmas Wishes Slider Card

 

Hello everyone and Happy Wednesday to you all! Today's super darling card was designed for Really Reasonable Ribbon & Makers Movement dies.  I Love how everything goes together so well on this card. The gorgeous flowers, Ribbon. and stamp and die sets. This card was super fun to make and I hope you enjoy my post! 

The next photo will show the reveal, and he's super cute!

I really enjoyed creating this super fun card. I used the Warm Winter Wishes set for the Hot CoaCoa cup, marsh mellows, snowflake, and darling Gingerbread boy. On this card I went with all coordinating design papers for my die cuts, and then used copics and Distressed ink for distressing. The Gorgeous flowers and Ribbons are from Really Reasonable Ribbon and add a nice touch to my card. Love the new Christmas Ribbons from this months Ribbon Assortment. The design papers are from American Crafts and Pebbles, loving them all! Greenery was done using Makers Movement Winter Foliage Die Set. I distressed each one using Club Scraps Moss ink pad and a duster.

Really Reasonable Ribbon supplies Used:

• October Christmas Assortment
• Sweetheart Blossoms
• Rose Buds
• Cottage Roses Mixed Red
• Foam tabs 
• Scotch advanced tape refill
• Snowflake embellishment

Makers Movement Supplies:

• Winter Foliage Die Set
• Warm Winter Wishes
• Pull and Reveal Slider Die set
• Crafters Edge Crossover II Fabric & Paper Cutting System

other supplies used

• White gel pen
• copics for coloring 
• Club Scrap Moss Ink pad
• Stickles
• Sewing Machine
• American Crafts design papers
• Distressed Inks

 I hope you enjoyed my post for today! thank you so much for stopping by! Hugs to you all!

Cheryl

Not Mush to Say, But I Love You!

 Hello Crafty Friends, and Happy Friday to you all! Hope you all are doing well and staying safe! Like myself, I hope you are able to get some crafting done. So for today I have this darling card I designed for  Really Reasonable Ribbon & My Makers Movement, using using all ribbons and flowers from Really Reasonable Ribbon. I love that there are so many gorgeous flowers that they have to choose from.

 So for my card today I went with some old design papers I have in my stash, as lately I've been trying to pull from all those single sheets I  have hoarded over the years, and this mushroom design paper I thought would be perfect for the set "Not Mush to say" from Makers Movement. Love it!
I layered five layers using the design paper, and then stamped up my stamps and colored them with Copic markers. Next I cut out the little mushroom using the coordinating dies that are in this set. Love how cute he is. I also stamped the little stamp on the inside of my card as you can see below. I thought Really Reasonable Ribbon flowers would be a perfect addition to my card, so I added several different ones layered on the ribbons. I will list and link everything below for easy finding.

 I added a photo of the inside, as I've been trying to be sure to do all the insides of my cards.

Supplies Used:
Not Mush to say Stamp and Dies from My Makers Movement
Really Reasonable Ribbons flowers: Cottage Roses Mixed Blue tones, Cherry Blossoms Mixed Reds, Mixed Pink Open Roses 15mm, Mixed Blue tones Rose Buds, Aster Daisy Deep Ivory.
Really Reasonable Ribbons used are Checkered Satin in Mineral Ice , Plaid Ribbon Red.
Design papers are from my stash by Imaginisce twitterpated mushroom fancy design paper. The checkered paper im not sure who it is from as it was scraps.
Copics to color
Hot glue gun for flowers and ribbons,
RRR Scotch advanced refill tape , RRR foam tabs

Thank you for stopping by and have a lovely day!
Hugs to all,
Cheryl

Perfectly Poised Shabby Chic Card

Hello, Ribbon Lovers!  I've had such fun this month with the March Ribbon Club Assortment, how about you?  I had just enough Charcoal Checkerboard Satin Ribbon to make a fabulous bow cluster on this Perfectly Poised Shabby Chic Card.

This chic color combo is perfectly paired for the Poised Collection from Authentique Paper.

Yellow Organza Ribbon adds a jolt of color to the bow cluster that I tied with my Zutter Bow it All Tool. 

TIP: Brush Wild Orchid Crafts Cottage Roses with Hickory Smoke Distress Ink to add definition and depth to the lovely petals. 

And here's a peek at the inside!

It's fun to add color, texture and dimension to a card with ribbons and flowers!  I hope I've shared some tips and tricks you can use in your own crafty adventures!

Thanks for stopping by!

Cheerio,

kathy