Thanks Gift box

Hello crafty friends and Happy Monday to you all! Today I'm sharing another fun box designed for Really Reasonable Ribbon, this one I used as a gift box at my luncheon.

On my box I used some fall design papers to cover it, then added some RRR Ric Rac in brown. Next I chose a few oval frames and layered them using the foam tabs. I stamped the Thanks! and then distressed the oval. This box was super easy to put together. I made 2 bows using Really Reasonable Ribbons Delicate Stitched ribbon, and then the gingham ribbon. Love how simple this was to make! Perfect for those little gifts we give.

Really Reasonable Ribbon Supplies:

• Delicate Stitch Ribbon
• Gingham Ribbon
• Ric Rac
• foam squares
• scor tape 

Thank you for stopping by and have a lovely day!

Hugs to all, Cheryl

Easter Bunny Treat Bags

 Hello everyone and Happy Monday to you all! Cheryl here today with these darling Bunny Treat bags I designed for Really Reasonable Ribbon using the beautiful satin ribbons from the RRR Shop. These are so much fun to make, and if you are looking for a super fun and easy project, this is it!

So I pulled these bags from my stash, as I bought them several years back from American Crafts. I have always loved making these for little fun gifts to give with candy inside. These were done up using these darling bunny dies, that I colored with Copics, and added little white dots. I was gonna add some glitter to the bows on the bunny, but then decided not to at the last minute.  The ribbon bows were made using the gorgeous Ribbons from RRR and I will list them below.

I did use some other dies from my collection as well. I also used old buttons, and some half backed pearls. The white border is a Martha Stewart punch.

Really Reasonable Ribbon supplies used:

• Satin Ribbon Blue and Pink pearl
• Delicate Stitched Light Orchid
• Scotch advanced tape refill
• foam tabs
• Brown Ric Rac

Thank you so much for stopping by! Have a lovely week.

Hugs to all,

Cheryl

Secret Garden Miracles

Hi all, 

It's me Deborah,  sharing a card I created using two ribbons that look like one. 

As soon as I saw the White Satin double ruffle ribbon and the Ric Rac flowered yellow  I knew I had to try this idea that popped into my head. I was so excited that it worked and I love the way it looks! So now that I know it looks great, I totally gotta try the other colors. I hope you all try it too. 

So I used Graphic 45 Secret Garden Collection, 'cause I just had to use yellow and green, it's so pretty. I cut about a 6 inch piece of the White Satin double ruffle ribbon and Ric Rac flowered yellow took a piece of 1/4 inch score tape and adhered them together. I then tied a little white bow using the white satin double ribbon, I just love this ruffly ribbon, and cut a "V" on the edges of my tails. It turned out so cute.  I added my Wild Orchid flowers along with green leaves and that's it. Super easy card. I did do some fussy cutting, which was the little bird in the nest and layered the cut apart card on top. I found a little circle cutout in my stash inked it with powder puff inks. I placed some white corner stickers in the four corners. I really think these two ribbons created a beautiful look to the card along with the flowers. 

I used White Satin double ruffle ribbon with the 

Ric Rac flowered yellow  adhered in the middle

and a tiny white bow. 

I also used Wild Orchid Flowers. I just love the White Cherry Blossom Flowers 

together with the Sweetheart Blossoms 2-toned Yellow is just beautiful 

along with the Green leaf ribbons tucked in a few spots. 

I love the green and yellow with white, it's one of my favorite color combos. 

I hope you enjoyed the card and try to use this idea for some of your projects. Thank you for stopping by and stay crafty. Don't forget to join our challenges. You can use this idea on one of your cards. 

Hugs 

Deborah xxx

Mason Lid Wreath By Jenn Cochran

Hello friends and followers of RRR.  So glad you have joined me today.  I have a very special treat for both of us!  I have made my very 1st video.  I am super excited about it.  It was a bit of a challenge to get it going but I finally did it!  It isn't too fancy.

In the video, I have made a Mason Jar Lid Wreath.  It turned out really cute!  I hope you like it and try making one for yourself.

I have used the following Really Reasonable Ribbons on my wreath:  Red 3/8" Ric Rac, Apple 3/8" Ric Rac, Bakers Twine Cherry, and 1.5" Circus Dots Grosgrain Red



Thank you so much for stopping by.  If you would like to see other project made by me featuring Really Reasonable Ribbon, please visit my blog or click HERE.

Jenn

Hooray for Red, White and Blue!

Today's card shows off some fun stamps by Jen Del Muro's new company - Reverse Confetti. I love what she is coming out with - lots of fun, whimsical sentiments, and cute images. The set I used today is called Happy Harbor.

 

I love red, white and blue cards, and although this isn't patriotic, it still packs a punch with that color scheme. I wanted a semi-CAS look, so kept a lot of white space in the circle. I used both of the Nautical embossing folders by Lifestyle Crafts - one on the red background of anchors and one on the white middle panel with stripes. The DP is from the Carta Bella Beach Boardwalk Collection. I used Memento's Nautical Blue and Love Letter inks on my Ultra Smooth Premium White CS.

The Red Ric Rac, Cherries Jubilee button, and Cherry Baker's Twine from the RRR Store were perfect for my nautical design. The white string is from my stash of yarns and strings.

I hope all my American ribbon friends have a wonderful celebration of Independence Day this week!

  

Bright and Happy Birthday Tag!

Good morning!  Today I am featuring some fun bright colored ribbon from Really Reasonable Ribbon.  I just LOVE how unique some of Bonnie's ribbons are.  They are so vibrant with fun added touches.  For example, check out the 1/8" diagonal stripe Ribbon in Parrot Green.  It is such a fun summery ribbon.  The diagonal stripe adds so much character to the thin ribbon.  I just want to tie it on everything!!!  I have to add that I adore this image from The Paper Nest Dolls.  His name is Birthday Owen....but I secretly call him Birthday Bean (my son's name)!!!!  LOL!!!

Also, the Neon Orange from the Neon Grosgrain Assortment just gives a huge pop of color.  

I really like how the White 3/8" Ric Rac added that extra touch to my birthday tag.  I made a background with several rows of the diagonal stripe ribbon as a background for the ric rac.  I like how it allowed the ric rac to stand out!

Thanks so much for stopping by!  

If you would like to see more inspiration using Really Reasonable Ribbon, please visit me at my blog!

www.jaxbeanstalks.blogspot.com

Jenn

Supplies:

Ribbon: Really Reasonable Ribbon

Image: The Paper Nest Dolls

Paper: MME

Quick and Easy Thanks

I have some really lovely designer paper that I hoard. I bought it because I loved how it looked, but then I never use it! So today I pulled it out because I needed some butterflies. I think I am one of the few stampers that has no butterfly stamps or punches! This pretty paper is from The Mariposa Stack (8x8) by DCWV.

My images are sentiments from Flourishes' With Gratitude. I stamped them with Memento Tuxedo Black ink along the bottom and inside the frame, right on the designer paper.  

Pewter Kaiser Pearls and Black Ric Rac finish the design. Everything is adhered with 1/4" Scor-Tape.

I love quick and easy cards that look elegant!
Thanks for stopping by today!

Moo and Moo

Judy here to share a fun little card I made using a favorite color combo of mine: pink, black and white. This cow just makes me smile. My card today is from a cute Paper Smooches set called Green Acres. (Are you singing that song now? Ha!)

The card base is Poptone Sweet Tooth Cardstock, which I scored using my Scor-Buddy. I stamped my cow on Copic Blending Cardstock with Memento Tuxedo Black ink and colored her in with Spectrum Noir markers. The sentiment is also stamped in Tuxedo Black. I cut some grass from pink cardstock and added some 3/8" Black Ric Rac and a Swiss Dots Grosgrain bow from the Really Reasonable Ribbon Store.

My designer papers are from two different collections: Take Note (Doodlebug) and Walnut Grove (Pebbles). Everything is held together using Scor-Tape.
 

Thanks for stopping by today~!

Peachy Keen Shower Peepers and Really Reasonable Ribbon~!

Good morning! Welcome to Really Reasonable Ribbon's Ramblings week long Peachy Keen Stamps showcase. It is my turn to share some fun Peachy Keen images paired with some cute trims from Really Reasonable Ribbon~! 

Since it's supposed to be Spring (snow on the way to my house....), I wanted to make a fun spring card using the cute Peachy Keen Shower Peepers stamp set. Along with some adorable chicks, this set has a super cute umbrella too!

I used Jen's Deconstructed Sketch 94 for my layout. The umbrella has some sparkle along the bottom edge. I used my favorite Apple Green Mini Ric Rac and Green Apple Baker's Twine, along with some pretty Kaiser pearls for my embellishments.

We are offering a $25 Really Reasonable Ribbon Gift Certificate to one random commenter from one of the posts this week, so be sure to comment on each one between now and 3/23.  

We will be announcing the winner on Monday, 3/25.  

Peachy Keen Stamps will also be offering a $25 Gift Certificate to their website which will be awarded to a random commenter on their blog posts, so you have 2 chances to win!!

 

Thanks for stopping by today!

 

The Better To See You With~!

I love the bold statement that black, white and red make together. My images are Lizzie Riding Hood from Whimsie Doodles. I colored in with Copic markers.

The Red Ric Rac adds a touch of whimsy to this fun image and easily threads through the Cherries Jubilee button. I love the words on the designer paper. They are all "wolfie" sounds!

Check out all of the fun buttons HERE and the other available ric rac colors HERE. 

Thanks for stopping by today~!

Ric Rac Flowers

First of all, Happy Thanksgiving to all U.S. ribbon lovers! I hope you are enjoying time with friends and family today! If you have time for some crafting, maybe you can try this easy ric rac flower!

Step 1: Cut your ric rac in two lengths. I used Light Pink and cut two lengths of 20 inches each. I twisted them together every so often and sewed along one edge with my sewing machine. If you don't sew, you could use liquid or hot glue.

Step 2: Start rolling up your flower from one end, adding dots of hot glue every so often.

Step 3: Tuck the end underneath and glue to the bottom. You will have a little rosette!

 I wanted more of an open flower, so I spread out all of the "petals."

Step 4: I cut a small circle of matching felt and hot glued it to the bottom of the flower.

Step 5: Using a coordinating color of felt, I cut two leaves and glued those to the circle. I attached the flower to my card using Scor-Tape. And voila!

I added a row of the same ric rac along the bottom and added a flower button and some string. My sentiment is by Technique Tuesday and the designer paper is from the Everyday Eclectic Collection by Echo Park. There are a lot of beautiful ric rac colors in the RRR Store HERE. At a cost of about 30 cents for this flower (as opposed to much more pre-made in stores) you can make a whole garden full!

You could add a clip and make this a hair accessory, or attach it to a headband too!
Thanks for stopping by. I hope you will give this a try!

I'm Singin' in the Rain~

Ah! Singin' in the Rain - my favorite musical. And it's actually kind of fun to do too! Hope your spring is bringing lots of fresh rain -- and blue skies to your neighborhood!

My card today is made with some adorable little White Mini Ric Rac. The RRR Store has such sweet ric rac designs and assortments!

 

"Singin' in the rain....just singin' in the rain! What a glorious feeling, I'm happy again..."

It really is fun....watch Gene Kelly and then go do it next time it rains in your neighborhood~

Stamps: Under the Weather by There She Goes

Paper: Nikki Sivils DP, Barely Banana, Bashful Blue, Riding Hood Red. GP White

Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black, Copic Markers B00, E00, E15, E57, R20, R24, Y11, Y15, Y17

Accessories: Epiphany Crafts Shape Studio Round 25, Lil' Inkers Cloud dies, Diamond Stickles, ticket corner punch, Really Reasonable Ribbon White Mini Ric Rac

Christmas Wreath

Hello crafty friends! It's Joanna B. here. Today I'm sharing a fun DIY Christmas wreath..lately I've been on Pinterest a LOT..if you don't know what Pinterest is, it's basically a place to pin and catergorize anything you want and each pin takes you straight to that subject. So I've been pinning wreaths I can make for Christmas and have been getting so many awesome ideas I finally had to go get some supplies and make one for my home.I wanted to have a banner going across it, I used my Cricut to cut the banner letters and hot glued them to some  white ric-rac ribbon and added some red grosgrain ribbon for bows.

I wrapped the entire wreath with grey yarn and made some fun yarn pom-poms.

The nice thing about making these is that they are totally customizable and fun to make! You can make them any color you want!
Thanks for stopping by, have a great Thanksgiving Day tomorrow! :)