Lace is the subject of today's Ribbon Inspiration/Stamp Simply Style post! Lace can be so versatile...borders, bows, even blossoms...plus it can add a much needed texture to papercraft design. My design for today primarily uses Melissa Frances products. Take a look, and I'll tell you all about it... I wanted to create a tag with vintage appeal...Melissa Frances "Vintage Attic Treasures" decorator paper was just what I had in mind, and was used for the base and layers of the design. The fleur de lis stamped on the right side of the tag is from JustRite's new "Bon Voyage" set. I stamped off once, using Versafine Sepia Ink, before stamping onto the tag. I was hoping to achieve a faded look, and was happy with the results. Did you notice the Melissa Frances "Neutral Vintage Crepe Paper" peeking out from behind the Prima "Oatmeal Millinery Collection" blossom? I made it by pleating the crepe paper into a fan, threaded a needle and twine through the base, then tied the twine tight after connecting the ends, fashioning the blossom. It looked like an accordian blossom at this point, so I simply flattened it out in my palm. Antique linen distressing ink on the edges adds a bit of interest and highlights the folds of the crepe paper. May Art's 1/4" Ivory Silk Ribbon, touched up with some of the antique ink, makes a base for a Melissa Frances vintage "Small Lockbox" key embellishment. The resin key comes in a white color, so I dabbed a bit of linen paint on it to tone it down to match the rest of the design. The "inspirational" portion for today is the Melissa Frances cream colored "Lace Trim." You can purchase it in either cream or white colorway. More of the May Art's Ivory Silk, as well as May Art's natural "Burlap String," tie off the top of the tag. This was a fun project, and came together fairly quickly. All of the supplies used today are available at The Stamp Simply Ribbon Store. If you're looking for lacey love, be certain to check out the rest of the blog lineup: Sharon Johnson - The Stamp Simply Ribbon Store Holly McMillen Barb Schram Michelle Woerner Deb Saaranen (you're here!) Tammy Hershberger Once again we have Mystery Blog Candy (see first photo of post), meaning the winner will be drawn from comments on one of today’s participating blogs, so leaving a comment on each blog will greatly increase your chances of winning, but only one comment per blog, please. The winner will be selected at 6 p.m. Eastern time on Tuesday, September 27 and will be posted on Sharon’s blog on Tuesday night or Wednesday, so please check back to claim your prize if you are the lucky winner! Thanks so much for joining us this week. Please be sure to check back next Saturday, when we will be featuring another type of ribbon inspiration!
Good morning dear bloggers! It's Saturday and that means another Stamp Simply Ribbon Store blog hop. As always, this is a Mystery Blog Candy, meaning the winner will be drawn from comments on one of today’s participating blogs, so leaving...
Good morning everybody, it's Saturday so that means another Stamp Simply Ribbon Store blog hop. As always, this is a Mystery Blog Candy, meaning the winner will be drawn from comments on one of today’s participating blogs, so leaving a...
» Ribbon Inspiraton/Stamp Simply Style – Sweet Baby!
Time once again for Ribbon Inspiration/Stamp Simply Style! This week we're focusing on CAS ("Clean and Simple") graduation cards! My CAS card is truly simple...I've chosen a pretty sheet of designer paper (Bo Bunny Gabrielle) and simply stamped my graduation sentiment (Our Daily Bread Design's As You Graduate) directly to it with Versafine Black Onyx ink. Although difficult to see in the photo, there is a scalloped border peeking out from the bottom of the designer paper panel. Each scallop is embellished with a Kaisercraft's jet black Rhinestone adding a bit of gleam. All supplies are available at The Stamp Simply Ribbon Store. As always, this is a Mystery Blog Candy (pictured above), meaning the winner will be drawn from comments on one of today’s participating blogs, so leaving a comment on each blog will greatly increase your chances of winning, but only one comment per blog, please. The winner will be selected at 6 p.m. Eastern time on Tuesday, April 10th and will be posted on Sharon's blog Wednesday, or shortly thereafter. You must check back to see if you are the winner! CAS Graduation inspiration can be found at the following blogs: Sharon Johnson -- The Stamp Simply Ribbon Store Deb Saaranen (you're here--thanks for stopping by!) Barb Schram Linda Duke Hope you have a wonderful weekend!
Sharon presented us with a new challenge this week: "Today the Stamp Simply Designers were challenged to create a White on White project -- LOVE that look! But they were given some options -- their projects could be Ivory on Ivory or ANY super pastel shade as long as they kept the scheme monochromatic and light within the shade they chose. Personally, I can't WAIT to see what they came up with!!!" As you know, I love a monochromatic look, so not as much of a challenge for me (wait until next week...hehe...it's a REAL challenge...shhh...). As you can see, it's a little sign that I can hang from my china cabinet in my dining room. It was a bit difficult to get a good picture, so please bear with me. I began with a piece of cardboard, similar to a spiral notebook backing. K and Company "Visions of Christmas" 12 X 12" pad worked perfectly for this project...the pad is mostly filled with wonderful, double-sided, traditional Christmas colored sheets, but I found one gorgeous creamy print with the word "Noel" running along the lower portion. I layered my single sheet of creamy dp over the cardboard, making sure that my "sentiment" was correctly placed. I used a Copic marker to darken the sentiment a bit; then added chunky glitter to the sentiment and edges of the sign. Then May Art's 5/8" lace, threaded through with May Art's Silk, was placed over a border of May Art's Pleated Satin Ribbon. I picked up the idea for this "rosette" from a pin on Pinterest. I took strips of 5/8" x 8.5" cream cardstock, cut them in half to make them 4.25" long, glued the tips together to make single teardrop shapes, then glued the teardrops together to make the "rosette." I used a hot glue gun for quick gluing. To finish the rosette, I added chunky glitter, and two layers snowflakes (Spellbinders Snowflake One, no longer available, but other Spellbinders Snowflake dies are HERE) and a vintage mother of pearl button to finish. Fun! I really love how it turned out, and wish that I could have done it justice with a better picture. Anyhow... I have a quick and easy CAS white on white to show you as well... Just one of those "husband needs a thank you card NOW please" designs...just a bit of CuttleBug embossing on shimmery cardstock, Spellbinder Petite Oval die layers (check with Sharon for availability), dimensional tape, and a JustRite "Thank You" sentiment from "Fancy Frames" (on sale!). Quick and easy! All highlighted and linked products are available at The Stamp Simply Ribbon Store. This is a Mystery Blog Candy, meaning the winner will be drawn from comments on one of today’s participating blogs, so leaving a comment on each blog will greatly increase your chances of winning, but only one comment per blog, please. The winner will be selected at 6 p.m. Eastern time on Tuesday, November 15 and will be posted on Sharon's blog on Wednesday, so please check back to claim your prize if you are the lucky winner! Good luck! Here's the list of ladies ready to inspire you with their white on white: Sharon Johnson - The Stamp Simply Ribbon Store Barb Schram Deb Saaranen (you're here!) Holly McMillen Michelle Woerner Thanks so much for stopping by! Hope you were inspired!
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