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Supply
- cardstock: Bazzill
- Patterned paper: My Minds Eye “Home” (pale blue), Autumn Leaves (text)
- Adhesive: Fabri Tac by beacon; Glue Glider Pro by Glue Arts; 2 Way Glue by EK Success.
- Letter Stickers: American Crafts “Lullaby” Thickers (white), Generic from the Dollar bin at Target (turquoise), Jenni Bowlin Tiny Circle Stickers.
- Tools: Punches: EK Success (scallop border punch), Martha Stewart (starburst); Stapler: Tiny Attacher by Tim Holtz.
- Journaling tag: Creativity Prompt.
- Ribbon: American Crafts (Dotted), Generic and o-l-d (seafoam thin satin)
- Jewels: generic.
How To
Pleated Ribbon
- Attach the edge of your ribbon with 2 tiny staples.
- Apply a line of fabric glue. Fabri Tac is WONDERFUL. (I wish I was endorsed by Beacon. I am not)
- Pleat the ribbon along the glue line irregularly to create a messy look. don’t worry about the pleats opening up at this stage.
- Go back and apply a bead of glue underneath each “pleat” to keep it in place.
Ribbon Flower
Also Known as – what to do if you run out of ribbon while pleating but happen to have a similarly colored ribbon at hand…
- Put a drop of fabric glue where you want your flower center to be at and adhere the tip of your ribbon strip to it.
- Apply some more glue around the glued edge and start turning your ribbon around it, flipping the ribbon occasionally.
- Keep applying more beads of glue around and building your “flower” until you are satisfied with its size.
- Cut off the excess ribbon and tuck the end underneath one of the pleats with another bead of glue.
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Hi Taly- I really enjoy making friends over at paperclipping. It’s great to find new blog. I am especially happy to find the freebies, they’re great. Thank you! And thanks for stopping by my blog. Keep in touch! Kim
Thank you Kim! You are very welcome. I have new freebies almost every week. I post them on Friday 🙂
Love all that sun, very sweet LO. xoxo
Thank you. It’s my sister in the pictures (and her family).