Something Sweet With Really Reasonable Ribbon

Welcome by my blog today, friends.  I'm so very grateful that you've stopped by.  Today I'm sharing a fun little project that I created for Really Reasonable Ribbon.  I always LOVE to top everything I make with ribbons, flowers and all things pretty.  Really Reasonable Ribbon will help you to find all the perfect trims and toppings for every project you're planning.

Today I'm sharing a couple of sweet candy tubes that I filled with purple Skittles.  Why urple, you ask?  Well, that's my niece, Alexa's, favorite color.  I always LOVE to bring her special treats when I visit.  I cut a white tag and decorated with a glitter-frosted Cupcake that I attached with Scor-Tape.  Then, I adorned the tag by bundling some Natural Burlap String, Pink Double-Head Stamens, Lavender Double-Head Stamens, White Double-Head Stamens, and bows of 5/8" Purple Gingham Ribbon and 1/2" Dusty Rose Wrinkle Ribbon.  That's topped with some darling Miniature Sweetheart Blossoms from the gorgeous Mixed Pastels Miniature Sweetheart Blossoms.

When you shop at Really Reasonable Ribbon, you will not only find the most AMAZING assortment of ribbons, trims, twines, laces, and all thing spooled....but you will also find the most GORGEOUS and vast assortment of Mulberry Flowers, Stamens, Embellishments, Adhesives, Hair Accessories, and SO much more.  Really Reasonable Ribbon really does has SO much to offer; and shipping costs are always very reasonable as well.

Thanks for visiting, and please be sure to visit the Really Reasonable Ribbon Blog often for more inspiration, as well as news on special sales and promotions.  There's always LOTS of fun, fabulous products, and loads of inspiration at RRR.

Blessings,

Karen

I'm playing along here:
Cupcake Inspirations Challenge Blog - Food & Drink

Simon Says Stamp - Wednesday Challenge: Anything Goes

Simon Says Stamp - Monday Challenge:  S is For.....Something SWEET!

Really Reasonable Ribbon August Blog Hop

It's Blog Hop time, ribbon lovers.  One lucky person is going to win this month's awesome Ribbon Club Assortment from Really Reasonable Ribbon.  Hopefully, you arrived here at my blog today by way of Cheryl's Blog; but if not, you can get caught up very quickly.  This is never a long hop, but it's filled with inspiration and one person will win this month's gorgeous Ribbon Club Assortment:

As I like to do, I'm sharing a sweet hair bow that incorporates ALL the fabulous trims found in this month's GORGEOUS August Autumn Ribbon Club Assortment including a length of each of the following: 3/8" Brown/Cream Plaid Ribbon, 5/8' Kiwi Delicate Stitched Satin Ribbon, 3/8" Autumn Paint Splatter on Ivory Grosgrain, 5/8" Copper Diamond Satin Ribbon, 5/8 Ivory/Brown/Copper Plaid Ribbon, 5/8" Tangerine Taffeta Ribbon, 3/8" Fall Leaves on Ivory Grosgrain Ribbon, 5/8" Tuftan Brown Delicate Stitched Satin Ribbon, 3/8" Copper/Cream Plaid Ribbon.

You can always purchase RRR trims individually, based on what you need, or in the Ribbon Club Assortment.  The bow is secured with a French Clip; which is one of many fabulous choices in the Headband/Clips section at Really Reasonable Ribbon.  It doesn't matter WHAT you're planning to make....Really Reasonable Ribbon will always have the perfect ribbons, trim, and SO much more to help you create something extra special.

Your next stop on this RRR Blog Hop is at my teammate Kathy's Blog.  She always has something fun to share that incorporates the ribbons in the Ribbon Club Assortment. Oh, and don't forget to answer the question at the end of the hop on the Really Reasonable Ribbon Blog so that you'll be entered for the Ribbon Club Assortment prize.  Thanks again for stopping by, everyone!

Blessings,

Karen

Life Is An Adventure - RRR

Welcome by my blog today, friends.  Thanks for visiting as I share a fun card I created for Really Reasonable Ribbon.  I used some fun patterned papers and chipboard (camper) that I picked up at Tuesday Morning....always great bargains there!  The patterned papers are from  and the chipboard is.  The sentiment (Life Is An Adventure) is from Paper Sweeties.

I ran a length of the lovely Fuchsia Wrinkled Ribbon down the center of my card.  I bundled some Ivory Burlap String and Navy Burlap String and layered that with some peach magnolias from the Magnolias Mixed Pastels and several navy sweetheart blossoms (from the Miniature Sweetheart Blossoms Mixed Blues), peach sweetheart blossoms (from the Mixed Peach/Orange), and some Miniature Ivory Sweetheart Blossoms.

There are so many gorgeous Mulberry Flowers at Really Reasonable Ribbon, and as you can see on this card; they accent our stamped images so nicely.  I almost framed the journalling spot with my cascading flowers on this card,  I could have gone completely crazy and put them everywhere...like a garden.  But I tried to use some restraint....LOL.  You're always sure to find the perfect ribbons, trims and embellishments at Really Reasonable Ribbon.

Thanks so much for stopping by today!

Blessings,

Karen

Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge: Add a Die Cut:  I used the Double Stitched Circle Dies from Gina K. Designs, also carried hereat Simon Says Stamp.

Brown Sugar Challenge Blog - August: Anything Goes

If You Give A Crafter A Cookie: Challenge #123 - Photo Inspiration (Great Outdoors: Camping/Hiking Theme)

God Always Keeps His Promises

Hello there, and thanks for popping by today.  I'm sharing a pretty card today that I created for Really Reasonable Ribbon using a few of their GORGEOUS products.  I completely realize that there are OODLES of stores out there for crafters, and that we have SO many wonderful choices.  I will say this......I've never encountered any other place where I can find the most GORGEOUS Mulberry Flowers, Leaves,  Burlap String, Twine, Ribbons, Adhesives, Embellishments, and so much more all in one place.  Ribbons, in general, give our projects rich dimension and texture.  Really Reasonable Ribbon has GREAT prices (including reasonable shipping rates), and an AMAZING selection of beautiful products.

I used some Farmhouse patterned papers and button/journalling card from October Afternoon  to create my card base.  I stamped the sentiment (God Always Keeps His Promises) in green, and used a few Tim Holtz miniature staples.  Then.....the fun part - the RIBBON treatment.  I bundled up a length of Olive Green Burlap String and a length of Lemonwood Stripe Baker's Twine.  Next, I tied two bows using the Yellow Gingham Ribbon (found in this month's Ribbon Club Assortment) and added those.  I also laid some Yellow Double-Head Stamens, Baby Blue Double-Head Stamens, White Double-Head Miniature Stamens, and Matcha Green Double-Head Miniature Stamens.  I topped all that loveliness with some Yellow Open Roses, Autumn Gold Open Roses, some Blue Sweetheart Blossoms and a 30mm Green Paper Leaf.

You may also notice that I tucked in an antique (very vintage) button as well as a darling little White Acrylic Flower from our awesome Embellishments section.  I can always count on Really Reasonable Ribbon to have the PERFECT ribbons, trims, flowers, etc. to match everything.  They truly have it ALL when it comes to taking your cards and projects to the next level.  Why not treat yourself today?  We're always happy to have you stop by at Really Reasonable Ribbon.

Blessings,

Karen

I'm playing along here in these fun challenges:

Allsorts Challenge Blog - Week 53031 - BUTTONS & BOWS - You will almost always find buttons and bows on my cards.  This one includes a very special vintage button from my stash.  It's absolutely beautiful!  Perfect for this challenge.

Really Reasonable Ribbon July Blog Hop

Welcome to the July Blog Hop for Really Reasonable Ribbon as we share some FABULOUS creations using this month's AWESOME new Ribbon Club Assortment.  I'm hoping that you arrived here by way of Cheryl's Blog; but if you didn't, you can very quickly and easily get caught up because this is never a long hop.  Just comment on each blog, then answer the question at the end on the Really Reasonable Ribbon Blog for your chance this beautiful assortment:

Aren't these colors GORGEOUS?   This month's hair bow includes a length of the 3/8" Orange Plaid Ribbon, 5/8" Maize Delicate Satin Stitch, 3/8" Acid Green Random Dots Grosgrain, 5/8" Tangerine Diamond Satin, 3/8" Citrus Multi Dots Grosgrain, 5/8" Maize Checkerboard Satin, 3/8" Tangerine Random Dot Grosgrain, 5/8" Apple Sheer Organza With Satin Center, and the 5/8" Maize Plaid Ribbon.  Cute little Embellishments tucked in here and there.....SO much fun!

The ribbons are all held together on the back with a French Clip; which is a fabulous Hair Accessory for any length and thickness of hair because it comes in a wide variety of sizes to accommodate all hair types.  There are LOTS of great Hair Accessories at Really Reasonable Ribbon in addition to all their fabulous ribbons, trims, twines, Laces, Mulberry Flowers, Embellishments, Adhesives, and SO much more.

The next stop on the Really Reasonable Ribbon Blog Hop today is at Kathy's Blog, and I know you'll LOVE her cute tri-fold book.  And...don't forget to answer the question at the end of the hop on the RRR Blog so that you'll be entered to win this month's AWESOME Ribbon Club Assortment.  It's just SO pretty and so much fun!

Thanks for hopping along with us, and have a blessed week.

Karen

Something Sweet With Really Reasonable Ribbon

Hello, sweet friends!  Welcome by my blog today, and thanks for visiting me as I share a fun project that I created for Really Reasonable Ribbon using several of their amazing products.  I used an old kraft Coffee Bag that I'd forgotten all about. So, I pulled it out and decided to fill it with some yummy bubble gum flavored Jelly Belly jelly beans as a cute gift.  No cuter way to decorate than with all the amazing products found at Really Reasonable Ribbon.

I ran a width of Ivory Natural Crochet Lace across the top of the bag, and stamped a miniature tag with the word LOVE.  I attached that tag with a dab of hot glue along with a length of Gold Metallic String, a White Mulberry Leave, and some Mixed Pink Miniature Sweetheart Blossoms.  There are so many beautiful Mulberry Flowers, Embellishments, Twines, Trims and.....well, you'll just have to see for yourself - there's SO much to see at Really Reasonable Ribbon.

Down at the middle left of the bag (right by the window showing those yummy jelly beans) I added some more "fluff" to my project by adding a gold puffy heart and pink leather tassel (both are Crate Paper products), and then layering some bundled Ivory Burlap String, Gold Metallic String, and Cotton Candy Baker's Twine.  Then, I also tucked in some Milk White Miniature Stamens, and some Pink Miniature Double Head Stamens.  SO sweet!

Thanks again for stopping by, and please visit me again soon - I just LOVE having visitors.  By the way...in just TWO short days (Saturday, the 13th), our July Blog Hop will start.  Be sure to join us for that; as one lucky person will win this month's AWESOME Ribbon Club Assortment.  I'll look forward to seeing you there!

Until then,

Karen

A Glorious Fourth w/Really Reasonable Ribbon

Happy Indepence Day to our BEAUTIFUL country (in just a few days).  There's no better (crafty) way to celebrate than with RIBBONS and patriotic accents from Really Reasonable Ribbon.  I used a nostalgique/vintage piece of ephemera as my focal point for this card.  It's attached to a piece of Simple Stories patterned paper with strips of Scor-Tape; and I also used the Scor-Tape to attach the navy blue doily die-cut that I slipped underneath the focal image.

I bundled some Ivory Burlap String with some Red Miniature Stamens, Navy Miniature Stamens and Ivory Miniature Stamens and placed that on the doily area.  Next, I tied bow with lengths of 1/2" Navy Winkle Ribbon and 1/2" Red Wrinkle Ribbon and attached those side-by-side atop the bundled items.  The next items I added were some Red Open Roses, Royal Blue Open Roses, Ivory Open Roses, as well as one White Bead Berry Cluster.

Over on the right-hand side of my card, you'll see a cute Red Plaid Covered Button from our Embellishments Section.  Underneath that, I tucked snippets of White Crochet Lace and Navy Micro Gingham.  They're topped with some Mixed Blues Miniature Sweetheart Blossoms.

There are SO many cute accents at Really Reasonable Ribbon in addition to all their amazing ribbons and trims.  I hope you'll stop by to do some shopping to celebrate the 4th of July!

Thanks for visiting,

Karen

I was inspired by the following challenge, so I'm linking up here:
Simon Says Stamp - Monday Challenge Blog - Stars & Stripes - I used a vintage ephemera card as my patriotic backdrop/focal point

Blog Hop Time at Really Reasonable Ribbon

Welcome  by today!!  It's time for the Really Reasonable Ribbon Blog Hop and I'm so glad that you've chosen to hop along with us.  You should have arrived here by way of Cheryl's Blog; but if not, you can easily get caught up by visiting the RRR Blog (it's not a long blog hop).  Everyone has made a project using this month's lovely Ribbon Club Assortment, and one lucky commenter will win this fabulous ribbon collection.

It's been several months since I shared a hair bow or any hair accessories, so...I figured it was time once again to share some.  The thing that I really love about sharing a hair bows for my Really Reasonable Ribbon Blog Hop projects is that I'm almost always able to incorporate ALL the lovely ribbons from the Ribbon Club Assortment; and this month's assortment is SO beautiful...I wanted to use them ALL!  Just look at all these lovely trims.

With help from my dear friend, Rachel, I'm able to share this lovely trio of hair accessories with you all today.  First, the big bow:  It uses a length of the 5/8" Turquoise Delicate Stitched Satin, 3/8" Summer Fun Confetti Dot Grosgrain, 3/8" Hot Pink Satin With Silver Metallic Edge, 5/8" Turquoise Plaid, White Crochet Lace, 5/8"Bright Pink Plaid, 3/8" Turquoise Satin With Silver Metallic Edge, 3/8" Summer Fun Diamond Print Grosgrain, and the lovely 5/8" Hot Pink Taffeta.  Aren't they just SO pretty together?

Really Reasonable Ribbon carries lots of wonderful ribbons and trims, Embellishments, Mulberry Flowers, and Hair Accessories (just to name a few).  The back of the gorgeous  BIG hair bow is held together with a French Clip which is a great clip for making hair bows because it comes in several sizes to accommodate various hair lengths and thicknesses.  The smaller barrette was designed two ways.  It has a smaller Alligator Clip on the back, so you can use it alone.......or, you can clip it onto the Plastic Headband; which was created with lengths of  3/8" Summer Fun Confetti Dot Grosgrain, the 5/8" Turquoise Delicate Stitched Satin, and the sweet 5/8" Hot Pink Taffeta.

Thanks so much for stopping by today.  The next stop on this hop is at Kathy's Blog, and I know she will have something awesome to share with you.   Don't forget to answer the question at the end of the hop.  And.....the next time you need ribbons, trims, Adhesives, or a wide variety of crafty items, please remember to stop at Really Reasonable Ribbon.

Blessings,

Karen

Every Moment Is Magical w/ Really Reasonable Ribbon

Thanks for stopping by, everyone.  Today I'm sharing a sweet card that I created for Really Reasonable Ribbon.  I used some sweet patterned papers, stickers, ephemera, chipboard, and tassel from Crate Paper.  I love this color combination, and this card was SO much fun to put together.

I kept everything very simple, and I can always count on Really Reasonable Ribbon to have the perfect trims and accents for every single project, and this one was no exception.  I used some Gold Metallic String to tie on the tassel, and I bundled some Solid Pink Baker's Twine and Solid Mint Baker's Twine. 

I topped the trims with a Mixed Pink Magnolia and some Mixed Pastel Open Roses.  There are several Red Double Head Stamens, Pink Double Head Stamens, White Double Head Stamens and Aqua Double Head Stamens tucked into my bow cluster.  Aren't they just SO beautiful?  For just a couple dollars, you literally get HUNDREDS of these sweet little accents.  I SO LOVE my Double Head Stamens.  In my humble opinion, these are a must-have in every color!

You're ALWAYS sure to find all the PERFECT ribbons, trims, laces, and twines for every project at Really Reasonable Ribbon as well as all the Adhesives, Embellishments, Bow Making Tools, Head Bands, Clips, Mulberry Flowers, and SO much more.  I hope you'll stop in to look around and do some shopping at Really Reasonable Ribbon.  Thanks again for stopping by to say hello.

Have a blessed day,

Karen

"You Got This" - Coffee

Hello, friends!  If you're here at my blog today, I surely do thank you for the visit.  I had a chance to create a card, once again, that was just for fun.  No Design Team assignments or pressure....just me in my craft room having a little fun.  I hadn't pulled out my fun old October Afternoon patterned papers and stickers, etc., in a while; so I put some together and machine stitched them to create my fun card base.  It's easy to see why I've always loved October Afternoon and why I have such an extensive stash of it.  I chose a coffee-themed card today because I was inspired by the new challenge over at Mod Squad.

The coffee mug, its sleeve, and the fun sentiment are from a Joy Clair stamp set called Coffee Lovers.  I use this set quite a bit, and I love the coffee cups and fun sentiments in this set.  The ribbons, seam binding, baker's twine, stamens and sweetheart blossoms are all from Really Reasonable Ribbon.  They always have the perfect accents for every project.

I put two October Afternoon journalling stickers together to create a space for stamping the sentiment.  I also stamped the coffee beans from this fun stamp set. as well as the different steam stamps that are coming out of the coffee cup.

I also used the patterned papers for the coffee cup by stamping it several times (on different patterns) and paper-piecing them together.  I did also do some coloring with my Copics.   It's never a stretch for me to make a coffee card, so this challenge was a great one for me to be inspired by.   I love giving them to all my coffee-loving friends and relatives....especially when we're meeting for coffee.

Here are the challenges that inspired me and where I'm  linking up my coffee card:

Blessings,

Karen

Mod Squad Challenge Blog - Tea or Coffee - This was a perfect challenge to inspire me.  I'm such a coffee-lover, and I always enjoy making coffee-themed cards.

Simon Says Stamp - Wednesday Challenge Blog:  Anything Goes - I always love to play along at SSS whenever I possibly can.

It's Blog Hop Time at Really Reasonable Ribbon

Well hello there, ribbon-loving crafty friends!  Welcome by my blog today.  You've stopped by on a great day because it's time for the Really Reasonable Ribbon Blog Hop.  One lucky person will win this lovely patriot themed Ribbon Club Assortment.  You should have arrived here at my blog by way of Cheryl's Blog; but if you didn't, don't worry.  It's not a long hop at all (only 7 stops in all), and you can quickly and easily get caught up by clicking on this link to the Really Reasonable Ribbon Blog.  Here's what you can win:

For today's post, I decided to share some fun candy treats.  I picked up some plastic candy tubes from Hobby Lobby, and I filled them with small white Skittles.  These candy tubes will make cute table decorations for the 4th of July this year.  I used several of the trims found in this month's gorgeous patriotic Ribbon Club Assortment to adorn these sweet little candy tubes.

On one of the candy tubes (top tube in photos), I used lengths of 3/8" Tiny Stars on Electric Blue Grosgrain, 5/8" White Satin With Grosgrain Edge, Red Burlap String, Red Open Roses, Royal Blue Open Roses and White Open Roses.  On the candy tube in the center, I used lengths of Navy Burlap String, 3/8" Patriotic Plaid, 5/8" Poppy Red Taffeta, and Red Open Roses, Royal Blue Open Roses and White Open Roses.

On the third (bottom) candy tube, I included lengths of the 5/8" Electric Blue Diamond Satin, Ivory Burlap String, 3/8" Red White & Blue Striped Grosgrain, as well as some White, Blue and Red Miniature Double-Head Stamens, Red Open Roses, Royal Blue Open Roses and White Open Roses.  There are always going to be AWESOME trims found in the Ribbon Club Assortment, and the Really Reasonable Ribbon Shop is sure to have everything else.  Your next stop is at Kathy's Blog.  And don't forget to answer the question on the RRR Blog at the end of the hop so that you'll be entered to win this month's Ribbon Club Assortment.  Happy hopping!! 

Have a great week!
Karen

#COFFEE With Really Reasonable Ribbon

Hello there, blog friends!  Welcome by blog today as I share a card that I created for Really Reasonable Ribbon using just a few of their (many) FABULOUS products.  Really Reasonable Ribbon carries, of course, the best and most extensive collection of ribbons, trims, laces, twines and every spooled garnish you can image as well as GORGEOUS Mulberry Flowers, Stamens, Mulberry Leaves, Adhesives, Embellishments, and....Oh My!

Since today is the last day of the Spring/Summer Coffee Lovers Blog Hop, I thought I share one last coffee themed card to enter in this amazing blog hop.  Have you been participating?  I used some pretty patterned papers from a Carta Bella line called Spring Market, and I attached them using strips of a fabulous Adhesive called Scor-Tape.  Then, I ran a width of a lovely Natural Crochet Lace across my card.  The journalling card is from October Afternoon, and the sentiment (#COFFEE) is from a stamp set called Tackle Life One Cup At A Time, and the images (cup and coffee beans) are from a stamp set called Coffee, Yes Please.  As always, RRR had all the PERFECT trims and extras.

To adorn my card, I bundled lengths of Ivory Burlap String and Olive Burlap String, added a cut of Green Center-Stitch Burlap Ribbon, and a piece of Debra Natural Crochet Lace topped with some Pink & White Miniature Double-Head Stamens, Green Sweetheart Blossoms and a Mixed Purple Sweetheart Blossom.  These soft sweet touches add SO much to my card, and are just so lovely to look at on our cards.  Why not treat yourself to a few new things today?

Oh, and by the way...I've also shared (quite) a few tags and cards today on Instagram for the Coffee Hop if you'd care to take a peek (there's just one shown above).  I am in DESPERATE need of FOLLOWERS on my Instagram and Twitter (if you'd care to follow me, I'll surely return the favor).  Thanks!  Don't forget about the Really Reasonable Ribbon Blog Hop in just THREE DAYS.  It starts on Monday, May 13, and you won't want to miss your chance to win the lovely Ribbon Club Assortment.  Thanks for stopping by, and I hope to see you again soon.  

Karen

I'm playing along here:
2019 Spring/Summer Coffee Loving Cardmakers' Blog Hop - Anything Coffee, Tea, or Beverage Themed

Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge Blog - For A Special Lady

Wait Patiently - Really Reasonable Ribbon

Hello and welcome by!  I'm sharing a sweet little card today that I created for Really Reasonable Ribbon; and as always, I was able to find the perfect Ribbons and Embellishments to match my patterned papers.  Really Reasonable Ribbon carries SO much more than ribbons.  You'd be surprised (if you're not already familiar) to see all the amazing Adhesives, Embellishments, Mulberry Flowers, Hair Accessories, Twines, Laces and all there is at Really Reasonable Ribbon.  Here's what I came up with to share with you today.

I used some patterned papers that are from the Pretty Party line by Crate Paper (an old favorite of mine).  I attached the patterned papers with strips of Score-Tape and die-cut a background to lay over that.  I stamped my sentiment onto a coordinating paper tag and inked all the edges with Tim Holtz Spun Sugar Distress Ink.  And then.....the fun part!

I bundled a generous length of Ivory Burlap String and topped that with a Two-Tone Red & White Open Rose, and accented around that with orange and teal flowers from the Open Roses Pastel Assortment.  One (of the many) things I love about the Open Roses is that they come in various sizes to accommodate each and every project.  This particular card uses the 10mm Open Roses.  Be sure to stop by the RRR Blog often to see all the wonderful inspiration from my talented teammates.  There's always something wonderful at Really Reasonable Ribbon.

Blessings,

Karen

I'm playing along here:
Simon Says Wednesday Challenge - Anything Goes

Really Reasonable Ribbon April Blog Hop

Hello!  Welcome by the Really Reasonable Ribbon April Blog Hop.  You should have arrived here by way of Cheryl's Blog; but if not, you can get caught up quickly by visiting the Really Reasonable Ribbon Blog for all the details.  As we do each month, my teammates and I are sharing projects made with this month's GORGEOUS Ribbon Club Assortment.  Take a look at these amazing trims.

So, for today's Blog Hop I decided to make a Mini Bridal Album.  It's a great little gift to give a bride-to-be, or brand new bride.....or even, a "older" bride like me.  Just a super cute place to display a few small wedding photos. 

As I often like to do, I used glassine bags to create this little album.  I love that by using bags and envelopes, you get natural "pockets" for tucking in photos, etc.  I added a photo mat/journaling card that you will see sticking out of the back pocket of my little album.

The album was created using a Crate Paper line called Portrait; and it matched this month's Ribbon Club Assortment so nicely (as the RRR assortments always seem to do with all the lines I use).  On the cover of my album, I used an ephemera piece from this Portrait line by Crate Paper as my "title" per say.  Next, you will see that big beautiful bow made with lengths of 5/8" Charcoal Shimmer Satin,  5/8" Daffodil Shimmer Satin, Ivory Burlap String, and it's topped with some lovely 10mm Yellow Open End Roses, 15mm Parma Gray Open End Roses, and a 20mm Black Open End Rose.

Above you will see the first inside page (left) where I simply added a few strips of patterned papers and a few trims, including the 5/8" Daffodil Shimmer Satin and 3/8" Metal Gray Satin Swiss Mini Dots, to create the banners/flags as a border at the bottom left of this page.  I also added a small piece of washi tape just above the papers/ribbons to secure them for the long run.  RRR has lots of great Adhesives such as Score-Tape and 3-D Foam Tabs, to help you really hold together your treasured projects.  I use Really Reasonable Ribbon's Adhesives all the time on my projects.  They're awesome!

This next page, which is the inside right (Page 2) is covered with the same patterned papers using pieces of Score-Tape and I also added a small pieces of the 5/8" Charcoal Shimmer Satin, and 5/8" Daffodil Shimmer Satin, just as a small touch of color and texture.  You can also see my photo mat sticking out of the pocket (to the right).  I didn't pull this all the way out to photograph it (because I'm lazy) but I'll list all the trims I used.

This final photo is the back cover of my Mini Wedding Glassine Bag Album.  I added a small piece of the 3/8" Metal Gray Satin Swiss Mini Dots, and you can also see the back side of my "tucked inside the pocket" photo mat peeking out to reveal a length of the 3/8" Yellow/Gray Chevron Stripes Grosgrain Ribbon and a tiny rusty paperclip.  That's about it.  Your next stop on this hop will be at Kathy's Blog.  Don't forget to leave comments along the way, and then answer the final question on the RRR Blog so that you'll be entered to win this month's Ribbon Club Assortment.  Pretty....pretty......PRETTY!!!

Blessings to you,

Karen