Shabby Chic Reindeer Ornament

Hell crafty friends and Happy Wednesday to you all! Today I wanted to share these darling shabby chic christmas ornaments I decorated using Really Reasonable Ribbons beautiful satin ribbon, seam binding, flowers, and embellishments. I ended up decorating 12 of these cuties, and hope you enjoy!

I started with the reindeer ornaments, and then hot glued the bow, the seam binding flower that I made using the baby pink same binding from really reasonable ribbon. Next I hot glued an open Rose 15mm two tone pink with dusty pink centers. I also added some bead Berry sprays, and a little flower embellishment. All can be found at Really Reasonable Ribbon and I will list them below. The flower on the top is a 10mm. The satin ribbon I used is called Pink satin.

Really Reasonable Ribbon Supplies Used:

Ribbon- Double Faced Satin Pink 1/4"

Seam Binding- Baby Pink (for ruched flower)

Bead Berry Spray

Open Rose 10mm, 15mm

Flower Embellishments

I do hope you enjoyed my post for today, and thank you so much for stopping by!

hugs to all, Cheryl 

 

Beary sweet Photo frame with Seam Binding

 

Hello crafty friends and Happy Friday to you all! DT Member Cheryl here with a fun little project I did. I took one of these old old frames my mom gave me and redid it and added some seam bindings and flowers to her.

To start I took the original eyes off of her, as they were little circle dots, and added some paper ones I had cut out on the cricut a long time ago. I then smoothed down the nose to get rid of the red using a crafting sanding block and colored it pink. Next I added the pink heart on top. 

For the ears I used brown seam binding that I ruched up and hot glued on her ears. and for her big bow I used the Rose Petal Seam Binding ruched up and made into a bow, then I added some flowers and then the baby pink seam binding to the top of the bow. Love how it turned out. I also added some chalking to the cheeks and eyes, and then dots to the cheeks and muzzle . I also distressed the outside of the entire frame.

This is the original.

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

Spring Card by Cherry Nelson

 Hello RRR paper peeps!   Cherry here to share an ultra shabby Spring card.

It is an all occasion card using gorgeous pink seam binding

and Lotus flowers.

I have been having a ball using mixed media techniques...I used some gesso, cheesecloth, and snippets of a vintage hankie to add texture.  I also embossed some of the chipboard to add a pop of color.

Well paper friends, that is it for me!!!  Enjoy, Cherry

Old Wood Spool Decorated with Ribbon and Flowers from Really Reasonable Ribbon

 Hello everyone.  Today I have a darling old thread spool decorated with Really Reasonable Ribbon and a sweet little teddy bear. Hope you enjoy my post.

On this spool I use Really Reasonable Ribbon Lace to wrap around the spool, and then glued it with hot glue. Next I started with feathers glued to the one side on top, then added some of the lace and the little bear. I then used the seam binding to create little flowers, and added pearls to the center. I also added some mulberry flowers found at Really Reasonable Ribbon. I had so much fun decorating this fun little spool.

Lastly I added more feathers , seam binding and a flower to the bottom of the spool.

Really Reasonable Ribbon Supplies Used:
Lace
Seam Binding Baby Pink and Vivid Pink, white
Sweetheart Blossoms

other supplies
old spool from thread
little pearls beads
feathers 
filo dough bear
glue gun and glue stick

I hope you enjoyed my post for today! Thank you so much for stopping by, and for your lovely comments, as I love reading them!
Hugs to all,
Cheryl

Bloom

Hi everyone! Leslie here, sharing a Really Reasonable Ribbon DT inspiration project with you today, a pretty vintage birthday card using the absolutely gorgeous Baby Pink Seam Binding and Silver Metallic String. I spritzed the seam binding with water and hit it with the heat tool for a few seconds to dry it, which gave it a nice wrinkled look. Seam binding is my all-time favorite ribbon - it always, without fail, makes a beautiful bow! :)

I created this gorgeous bow with my Bow-it-All v2.0. Be sure to see Bonnie's awesome bow tutorials on YouTube. In keeping with the vintage theme for this card, I added a pretty silver filigree charm to the center of the bow and frayed the ribbon tails.

For more details and additional photos, please see my blog post at Love to Scrap!

I hope you've enjoyed today's project! Be sure to check out the vast array of ribbon and crafty goodies and tools at Really Reasonable Ribbon! I can't brag enough about the amazing selection of products, awesome prices, fast shipping and great customer service!

Thanks so much for stopping by today - we'll see you next time! ;)

Scrappy hugs,

Leslie

Saying Goodbye Really Reasonable Ribbon & A Gift Card Holder

Hello everyone!

Today is a sad day, as its my LAST post with Really Reasonable Ribbon! I will truly miss designing with Bonnie and the team, but have to say, I have been truly blessed to be part of this amazing design team for so long! Bonnie carries the most amazing ribbons, laces, trims, and seam binding out there, and I have been lucky enough to work with most of them! Love working with all the beautiful ribbons and goodies, and want to say a BIG THANK YOU to Bonnie for having me as part of her wonderful design team for so long. I have enjoyed every term, and all the friendships I have made along the way!!! Thank you again Bonnie!! I will MISS you all, but I will be visiting and keep in touch with you all too!! Can't wait to see all the new amazing projects that this term brings! Congratulations to the new Ladies, you will truly LOVE this Design Team, as it's amazing, and Bonnie is the BEST!!!!! She is an amazing lady, and team coordinator :) Hugs to you Bonnie!!!

Ok now on to my project for today!

Today's Post is a Gift Card holder!

So first I cut out the CottageCutz Gift Card Holder using some pretty design paper, and then distressed it. Next I added Really Reasonable Ribbon Chloe Crocheted Lace, and then a piece of a white doily that I distressed. Then I cut out the Birthday Wishes Doily in pink, and distressed it as well. I only used a part of it, as I wanted it as the background for the flap of my Gift Card Holder. The CottageCutz Fancy Present and Tag Topper are both distressed as well, and then I added some Viva Pearl dots to both of them.

Here is a photo of the inside, and some more of the Beautiful Chloe Crocheted Lace along the bottom of the gift card holder.  I did use Scor-tape to hold my gift card together. I used the 1/4" width.

The little bows and big bow are made with RRR Seam Binding. I used the Baby Pink Seam Binding, love the look of seam binding and it's very shabby chic! I added a button, and some pearls to the bows.

I hope you enjoyed my post for today! Thank you for stopping by and have a lovely day!

Hugs to all,

Cheryl