Winter and Sweater Mini Album

Hello ribbon lovers!  I am sharing a little more of my Winter and a Sweater Mini Album using this Monthly Ribbon Club Assortment.

For the tree I added the the Silver Metallic Baker's Twine to add some more shimmer and shine. 

Next, I added the white lace and ribbon from the assortment at the top of this pocket.  

Then I added the gray snowflake bow on the top of this page. 

It is so easy to add interest and dimension to your next creation using beautiful ribbons and lace.  

Happy creating!

Sheila

Winter Cheer By Jenn Cochran

Hiya!  Jenn here.  WOW... what a busy weekend.  We were outside most of the day at my son Bean's 1st flag football game,  It was scorching here in Colorado.  In the 90's all over the state.  It is hard to start making Christmas/Winter themed cards with such beautiful weather outside.  I tried hard and these two carollers turned out to look pretty chilly!

I tied upthis fun image from SP and Company artist Gill Roberts with Really Reasonable Ribbons Lipstick Red Seam Binding.  I topped off my bow with a loopy little bow of Blueberry Baker's Twine and then added a red rose. 

Check out all those layers of luscious lipstick red seam binding.  I just love how seam binding ties.  This happens to be really flat binding...but you can also "crinkle" it for a fun messy bow too.  So versatile.   

Thank you for stopping by!  

See other projects from me featuring RRR HERE

JENN

Supplies:
Ribbon: Really Reasonable Ribbon-Seam Binding Lipstick Red, Bakers Twine Blueberry
Image: SP and Company- Carollers
Paper: Carta Bella-Rough and Tumble
Copics:
E000,04,09,11,19,37,59
R20,24,27,29,46
C00,2,3,5,7
W00,1,3,5
B91,95,97,99
Y15,19,21,32
YR24

Baker's Twine Tips

\ Hi! I really love using baker's twine, and I like to thread it through buttons and such. I also threaded it back and forth through some of the lace for an accent.Sometimes it's hard to get it through the holes, especially if you use more than one piece. I have a quick tip that makes it easy. Just take a tiny piece of double sided tape, put it right on the very ends of both pieces and twist, kind of like the end of a shoe string! Then it's easy to get it through anything you want it to go through!!!! I used that technique on this card, along with lots of stickles!!!

Here are a couple of closeups where you can see where I ran it through the button and also the pretty lace.

supplies used:

Baker's twine, pink

Baker's twine, blue

pink ribbon

Beatrice white crochet lace

I added some "faux stitching" with my Zig markers. I just used a vintage image and then used different colors of stickles on it to bring out some dimension. I hope you play with your baker's twine and have fun using mixed colors and combinations!!! 

Thanks so stopping by and please come back to see what's next!!!