Showing posts with label netting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label netting. Show all posts

Monday, August 14, 2017

Thanks Card

 Hello everyone and Happy Monday to all!
Today I have a super simple card I made for Really Reasonable Ribbon using the beautiful taffeta ribbon , netting and embellishments. On my card I made a big white bow using RRR Taffeta ribbon, and love the way it looks. I tried to keep my card simple which is always hard for me to do...hehehehe

My card consist of two layers from the Delft Collection. I did the bottom layer in leftover design paper, then added some of Really Reasonable Ribbons White Netting in 1.5" before adding the sentiment layer. For my sentiment layer I stamped the Delft Stamps and colored, then used Really Reasonable Ribbons 3-D Foam tabs to pop it up. Next I added the white bow and lastly I added some of the RRR Resin flower embellishments.

Super fast and easy card to make when you need a last minute thank you!
Hope you enjoyed my post for today!
Thank you for looking and have a lovely week.

hugs to all,
Cheryl

Sunday, July 2, 2017

Hello Summer Mini Album

Hi friends.  Today I have a fun beach themed mini album to share that features the ribbons from the June Ribbon Club Assortment from Really Reasonable Ribbon.
As I've said before, RRR Ribbon Club Assortments are a GREAT addition to your mini album.  Nine coordinated ribbons in a variety of patterns and widths.  No thinking involved!  You can see another mini album I made with the May Ribbon Club assortment HERE.  You will be seeing a purple album soon!!

Not a member yet?

With our special offer, you can begin with the June and July assortments for a special introductory price.
Both the June and July assortments contain 9 styles and a total of 18 yards of ribbon.  Each monthly assortment is a holiday or color themed assortment of ribbon.  What a fun way to build your ribbon stash and try new ribbon styles.

Along with the ribbons from the June Ribbon Club Assortment, I added a piece of Champagne Netting to run down the spine of the book.  I thought it looked 'beachy' and I added a seahorse medallion on top of it.
The design of each page is the same and I just varied the design paper for interest.  Each page can hold 5 photos with the pull out tag on the top and there is room for journaling on the back of all the pull outs.
The photo below shows the tag that pulls out of the top of each page.
I added a cute beach themed die cut using several different dies from Cheery Lynn Designs on each pull out.  I've only glued the bottom and right side, so the photo can tuck under the shell die cut.  My shell, seahorse and sand dollar die cuts were cut out of paper I made using Distress Inks.
Another view of the open album.  This time I remembered to add the ribbon and netting to the spine before I added the page mechanism.  This way it's tucked under and looks much neater.
Here is a look at the pull-outs from each page.  There is another pull-out on the back of the page as well.

My pretty bi-color bow was made on my Bow-it-All V3.0 Tool using two of the 5/8" ribbons from the June Ribbon Club Assortment.

For a video tutorial on how to make this pretty bow, please click HERE.
I also added a small banner using the Champagne Netting on the front under the sentiment.  I found a pretty sand dollar charm to compliment the sand dollar die cuts at the bottom of the front cover.
Thanks so much for stopping by today.  I hope you are having a fabulous holiday weekend!
For more information on the other products used on my mini album, please visit my Make Time to Craft Blog.

~ Bonnie ~


Thursday, August 18, 2016

Helloo Deer

Hi all, it's Debbie here today.

I hope you all are having a wonderful week. It's been a good week so far and a little cooler here in Texas with temps in the 80's. :D  I hope you all are doing okay.
I am here sharing a card I created for some upcoming birthdays this fall so to start it off I created this masculine card.

I used a simple layout along with a couple of ribbons from Really Reasonable Ribbons that were perfect for this masculine card. I used 1.5" Brown Netting . I like how it added a bit of texture to the background and then I used the Textured Two-Tone Brown/Antique Gold with a gold button in the middle.
I really like how this card looks rustic.  It turned out really cool with the ribbons and paper together. And the deer photo coordinates perfectly with the Textured Two-Tone Brown/Antique Gold. I just love that ribbon, it's so pretty but adds a great touch to a masculine card.


  I used 1.5" Brown Netting as part of my background again. 
I think it adds a really nice texture to the inside of the card, too. 

Thank you all for stopping by today, I hope you are inspired to try some of this really lovely Netting, it comes in many beautiful colors you will love it and head over to take a look at other ribbons from the store  Really Reasonable Ribbons .
Hugs, 
Deborah xxx 

Wednesday, January 9, 2013

Altered wooden bag or make a $1 piece an altered beauty

 
Hello, my dear crafty friends!
My name is Irit Shalom and I'm thrilled to be the Really Reasonable Ribbon  guest designer for January. 
As a shabby/vintage artist who adores altering, my first project is an altered wooden bag you can buy in any $1 store, maybe even 2 pieces for $1. It came with this ugly green ribbon as its handle and fortunately the holes were big enough to add different pretty handles after all.



First I covered it with Bo Bunny patterned papers and it was very easy as you just need a few straight cuts. Then I added a strip of 1.5'' Jute Ribbon Natural (almost not seen after all) and tied a piece of Burlap Woven Ribbon Ivory trim around the box.

A piece of Black Crochet lace was glued over the front part and now for the fun: my ribbon flowers!

I made two of them. The first was done with Sheer Ruffle Edge Aqua trim, stitched and pulled to make this fancy flower. I added a small ribbon flower I made ages ago from an unknown blue satin ribbon.

My second flower was made with 1.5'' Champagne Netting base, stitched and pulled to make this flower base. The white flower was made with Cheer Box Pleats White ribbon and there was no sewing, I just glued it to make the circle. The flower center here is Prima center.


I also added 3 resin small flowers on the top to add a bit more colors as this project was almost monochromatic.

The handles were made with Jute Ribbon Natural trim and secured with very old brads (great way to use 4 of them as we all have a lot and never use any).

This box can be used as another gift packaging or even as a gift itself.

Hope you liked my project for today and see you next time with more crafty ribbon projects!

Product list:
Ribbons:





Sheer Ruffle Edge Aqua (800550)

Other products:

$ Store wooden bag

Patterned paper: Bo Bunny

Resins: Handmade Halo shop

Flower center: Prima

Brads




  See you again with more RRR projects!