Hi my name is Ashley and I'm a ribbon addict. Yes this is true. I don't even have close to the collection that I dream about, but I am get...
The Battle of the Blue Ribbon was a German battle from 1897 to 1906. The fight stood between Nord-Deutscher Lloyd and Hamburg-Amerika Linie. It was the first of them that won the national battle, and the ship that brought the victory home was Kaiser Wilhelm ll. She held the fort until Mauretania and Lusitania brought…
It’s fair to say these are most unusual times we are living in and not surprisingly, many people feel anxious. Maybe you are working from home, self isolating or staying safe at home – every country calls it something different, but no matter what you call it, we are all in this together. I’m trying to keep a positive attitude, while keeping my hands busy in the craft room. Crafting always relaxes me and it also provides an escape from the outside world for a bit. So why don’t you join me… turn off the news, pop on some relaxing
SS Baltic was a wooden-hulled sidewheel steamer built in 1850 for transatlantic service with the American Collins Line. Designed to outclass their chief rivals from the British-owned Cunard Line.Less than a year after entering service, Baltic captured the coveted Blue Ribbon in 1851 for fastest transatlantic crossing by a steamship. She set a new record…
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Have spools of ribbon that need organizing? Here are 3 doable DIY ribbon organizers that you can make and custom size to your needs.
…continued from Organizing Your Ribbon Page 1 She’s Kinda Crafty has lots of colorful ribbon displayed in a super organized way…visit her blog for all the details on this DIY ribbon holder. You might not normally think to display ribbon in a vase, but it works! Why not keep your ribbon in jars? This is… [read more]
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Description: I needed a better way to store ribbon in my craft room. Dowels are annoying to swap out ribbon spools, especially if you're very particular about
I have been knee deep in a tangled mess of ribbons. Primarily because they seem to have gone everywhere in the packing boxes…
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Good Morning everyone, I hope you have all had a wonderful Christmas, and are looking forward to the New Year. Time for the last WOYWW of 2011, hosted as always by our Mistress of Ceremonies, Julia Dunnit over at The Stamping Ground. I know its a bit early for spring cleaning, but when I have finished all the Christmas cards, while I am putting everything away, I usually do a bit of re-organising. So this first picture is what my desk looked like a few days ago: As you can see I have a bit of a problem with ribbon. I knew it needed some sort of organisation, but I didn't really know how I was going to make it user & space friendly! That is, until someone posted a link on Splitcoast Stampers, to this lady, Becca's blog, where she had come up with her own solution. She used foamboard to make 'bobbins' to wind her ribbons onto. So I purchased some A4 sheets of 3mm thick foamboard online, 30 sheets, as I would need quite a bit, and that was the cheapest way to buy it.I found that I could cut it into 7 x 7 cm squares, and have next to no waste. Each A4 sheet gave me 9 squares, and a little strip. So I started with 270 squares, and believe it or not, I have 2 , yes 2 squares left over! 3 days of sorting and winding, and this is the result. 3 drawers filled with neatly wound ribbon, and 1 drawer that has metallics, leftover 'bits' and a few reels. The ribbon on each bobbin is held in place with a rubber band, and in some cases there are more than one ribbon on a bobbin, if there was not a lot of that particular piece. I am amazed at how little space this takes up now. I went from these three tubs, to these drawers. That sort of looks like it takes up the same space, so here they are side by side: The three large tubs all fitted into 4 small drawers. Almost 90 bobbins per drawer! And now I can find any colour I want- easily. I can't tell you how many 'bits' I found, because I could never find the skein I had started! Had a bit of a stress sometimes over some colours- is Teal green or blue? and when does orange cease to be orange and become apricot?When does grey become silver? Then I realised that it only mattered to me- as long as I could find them, does it really matter if my orange/apricot/peach are all together? :) So I am off to post, and start visiting, as I am still on holiday until the 3rd of January!!! Yipee!!! P.S. By the way, I bought my foamboard from The Foamboard store, and I got the 3mm white, in A4 size. If you need quite a bit, this place seemed to be the cheapest, and they shipped really fast too- I think I ordered one Friday/Saturday, and it arrived on the Monday.
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My ribbon storage has just been a drawer and you can see what a mess it had become. I saw an add for a ribbon organizer and thought I could...
