I know it sounds funny to have a post labeled Yay Me! but I've been missing my mojo for 2 weeks now..so YAY ME!
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You're in my thoughts |
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Close Up |
The sentiment is popped up with some 3d foam and stamped with silver ink. It's from the SU! set Word Play. The Flowers are from the Verve set Great Friend. I won them a while back and still love them! The background is dry embossed with the SU! Square Lattice EF.
I thought I'd share how to do the ribbon. I have no video skills so I'm showing it off with photos.
First you will punch two small holes into your paper where you would want the center of the ribbon to be. If you don't use a small punch you will see your holes. Next, you will thread both ends of your ribbon through the holes to the back side. Cross over the ribbons on the back and thread them back through. Pull both ends and play with it to achieve the look you want.
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Punch Holes |
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Thread Ribbon |
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Cross and Thread (shown with one threaded)
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End Result |
Well I hope the I've inspired you or that you atleast enjoyed taking a look. Thanks for stopping by =)
So pretty! I have those heart clips and just haven't known what to do with them - your idea is great!
ReplyDeleteSamantha your card is lovely! I love all white layers like you've done - it's just so elegant :)
ReplyDeleteSamantha, What a great idea for the ribbon, especially with Valentine's Day coming! Very nice card. Blessings, Louise
ReplyDeleteSuch an elegant card! I love how you used the heart clip...very pretty! Thanks for playing at Pals Paper Arts!
ReplyDeleteLove your white card Samantha! And thanks for sharing how to thread that ribbon!
ReplyDeleteThe white on white makes such a clean yet classy card. Thanks for joining us at Pals Paper Arts.
ReplyDeleteLovely card! I especially like the touch of bling you included and the white on white with just a bit of silver is really classy. Great work!
ReplyDeleteSuch a posh card... Very elegant!
ReplyDeleteCame across your card while I was visiting OWH.
I make cards for charity, too.
Happy crafting,
Monica