Altered Project & Tutorial

Good morning everyone!  Angi here with a tutorial and an altered project using Really Reasonable Ribbon red gingham ribbon and red satin double ruffle ribbon.

My kitchen is a chef theme with red, black, & white sprinkled all over.  I made this altered frame to add more fun to the space.  Here are some quick and easy instructions to make one of your own.

1. Use a 9" x 9" Ikea - "Ribba" frame. You can easily take it apart and alter it any way that you like.

2. Cut a piece of embossed cardstock to 9" x 9". I used Bazzill - Wallpaper "Raven" embossed cardstock.

3. Use adhesive and secure the embossed cardstock to the back base of the frame.

4. Take off the backing of your vinyl and position it in the center of your embossed cardstock. I used an old credit card to rub over the vinyl and secured it to the paper. The vinyl that I used is from Stampin Up!

5. Now that your vinyl is secure, peel away the top sheet. 

6. Your vinyl should now lay flat and smooth against the embossed cardstock. Add your favorite RRR Ribbon. Now assemble your frame back together and your project is done.

I hope you found inspiration from my project.

Be sure to visit the RRR Store to scoop up some ribbon goodies.

  

Yummy Satin Ribbon

 

Happy Monday Ribbon lovers. Angi here with a fun project made with yummy Satin Ivory ribbon from Really Reasonable Ribbon. This is a fun tag that is great to attach to your gift bags and boxes.

Here's how to make one of your own:

1. Use a 3" x 3" piece of chipboard.

2. Cover it with your favorite paper.

3. Punch a hole in the top left corner.

4. Add a metal ring and your RRR ribbon.

5. Add a pretty flower and a sentiment.

Here's a close-up look at the yummy 1" Satin Ivory Ribbon.

You can find it here in the RRR Store.

Hope you enjoyed my fun project!

Scrapbooking with Ribbon!

Have you ever wanted to use ribbon on your scrapbook pages?

I've got a fun tutorial to show you how easy and fun it can be
using Really Reasonable Ribbon!

First, I adhered my photo and journaling card onto kraft cardstock. Then I picked out my favorite border and cut my RRR ribbon to 12" to match the length of my border.



Then I adhered each piece onto the page. You can alternate between ribbon and border or design it any way that you like. I used flat Glue Dots on the back of my ribbon for an extra secure bond.
 

Add your embellishements, journaling card, or whatever you wish to your page.

I used the July Ribbon Club goodies on this page (plus) some white double ruffle ribbon. Here's a close-up shot of the ribbon.



 At the end you come up with a fun page that used ribbon instead of patterned paper. This would be a fun project to make with your RRR Ribbon.

Hope you enjoyed my fun ribbon tutorial today! Be sure to hop on over to the RRR Shop to stock up on your ribbon goodies!

 

Terrific Twine!

This is the second post of the day. Please scroll down to help us wish Bonnie a "HAPPY BIRTHDAY".

Happy Mom's Day everyone! Angi here! I'm so excited because it's my first reveal day as a Designer for Really Reasonable Ribbon!

Bonnie has some great products in her shop. I wanted to put the spotlight on the fun & colorful BAKER'S TWINE at Really Reasonable Ribbon!  It is very popular right now in the crafting world. My project today will show you a fun way to use it on your crafts.

Here are my "Twine Mini Cards"!

They were so fun and easy peasy to make.

Keep reading for a quick & easy tutorial.





 For this project you will need:

1. Kraft Cardstock

2. Various colored cardstock

3. Your favorite embellishments

4. Adhesive dots or a tape runner

5. And Baker's Twine - I used RRR Twine in Apple Green, Lemon Yellow, and Aqua Blue.

Step #1
Cut kraft cardstock into mini cards - 2-1/2" x 2-1/2"

Step #2
Use a square scallop punch to punch out colored cardstock.

 Step #3
Run your tape runner adhesive to one side of your punched colored cardstock.
This helps keep the twine in place and secured.
Wrap your RRR Baker's Twine around the colored cardstock.

Step #4
Use a flat adhesive dot to adhere to the front of the kraft cardstock.
Add your favorite embellishment.

Easy Peasy Project & So Fun Too!



Thanks for checking out my project today. I'm off to make more fun crafts with Twine!

Happy Scrappin!

Angi