Be Grateful, Be Happy & Be Blessed

At Really Reasonable Ribbon, you'll always find all the perfect ribbons, trims, twines and laces for sure.  But did you know that Really Reasonable Ribbon also carries useful crafting essentials such as Adhesives, 3-D Foam Tabs, Mulberry Flowers, Embellishments and much more.  If you haven't done so lately, please take a minute or two and stop by Really Reasonable Ribbon to look around.  You just might want to treat yourself.  PLEASE NOTE:  I have a dear Aunt, Greta, who is about to turn 92.  If anyone would like to send her a Birthday card, please let me know and I'll give you the address.  It would be greatly appreciated.

Today I'm sharing a fun glassine bag project.  I decorated the glassine bag using patterned papers, stickers and ephemera from Carta Bella's sweet Spring Market line.  I used lots of Scor-Tape Adhesive to hold everything securely in place.  Before all the papers were in place, I used the Typewriter Text Background Stamp to create the fun background you see.

Underneath the watering can sticker (on glassine bag) as well as at the top left of my card, you'll see some bundled Ivory Burlap String and Black Burlap String.  This is another fabulous trim that comes in oodles of different colors and costs just ten cents per yard.  FAB!  On top of the Ivory Burlap String and Black Burlap String on my card, I added three Open Roses.

I also made a matching bookmark for my card.  I used the same Carta Bella goodies including the stickers, chipboard sentiment, etc.  Again, lots of fabulous Scor-Tape holds everything together.  I also did some machine stitching on my card.  The sweet sentiment is from Bonnie Garby Designs and is one of so many great digital sets available in her sweet Etsy Shop.  The "Be" die-cut is from Simon Says Stamp, and the words "happy" and "be blessed" as well as the & die-cut are from Creative Worship.

I used more of the fabulous Solid Baker's Twines on the top of my tag.  Baker's Twine is the perfect trim for adding a matching bookmark.  It comes in both stripes and solids and also comes in so many fabulous colors.  I'm pretty sure I covered everything you see here. but feel free to ask if you have any questions.  Thanks so much for visiting and be sure to catch all the inspiration and up-to-date information on the Really Reasonable Ribbon Blog. 

I'm sharing this fun glassine bag, card and bookmark here:

Die Cut Divas Challenge Blog - September: Anything Goes - On this project, I used word dies (for the stamped sentiments), a Simon Says Stamp (Be) word die, and Postage Dies for the sentiments.  See links above.

The Paper Funday Challenges: September Challenge #80 - Anything Goes/Optional Changing Seasons - As always, I have lots of great paper layers.

Blessings,

Karen

Merry Christmas w/Really Reasonable Ribbon

It's never a wrong time to make and share a Christmas card.  In fact, I started in July during the BYSHC Linky Party and I've continued doing so this month.  When the craziness of December comes rolling along, I'll be ahead of the game as far as my Christmas cards are concerned.  Now, for the Christmas shopping.  Oh, my!!  That's another story altogether.

This card started with cream cardstock and some Crate Paper patterned papers from the Peppermint line.  The cream base was stamped using the adorable Christmas Text Background Stamp Set.  It's truly a shame that you can't see more of this adorable stamp.  I covered it a bit with the sweet Merry Christmas sentiment from Bonnie Garby Designs; and can be found in the Merry Christmas Sentiment Digital Stamp Set.

At the middle of my card, I attached a cute little kraft/polka dot envelope.  I wrapped some of the pretty Peppermint Baker's Twine around my card and tied a bow with it.  I also added a glitter-dusted red jingle bell that's tied with Cherry Baker's Twine.  I also tucked in little paper scraps here and there on my card to add touches of color and because, well honestly, I just love layers of paper.

In the next photo (below), you'll see what happens when I open up that cute little kraft envelope.  I tucked in a second sentiment from Bonnie Garby Designs.  This one can be found in the Christmas Song Lyrics Digital Stamp Set.  These sentiments are SO sweet and SO affordable.  At the top right of the little sentiment, I attached a bit of 1/4" Chevron Red Striped Twill Ribbon using a Tim Holtz miniature paper clip.  It tucks right in that little envelope for an added surprise.

There are SO many fun ribbons, trims and twines waiting for you at Really Reasonable Ribbon.  It's amazing how much FUN and texture you can add to your cards and projects with a simple trim.  Be sure to stop by Really Reasonable Ribbon to check out all their fabulous products, and by the Really Reasonable Ribbon Blog for lots of great inspiration.  Thanks so much for stopping by today, friends.

Blessings,

Karen

Autumn at Really Reasonable Ribbon

Hello, creative friends!  Welcome by today as I share a pretty Autumn card that I created using a few of the fabulous trims and products from Really Reasonable Ribbon.  I just LOVE the charm, warmth, depth, texture and dimension that trims add to our cards and projects.  Really Reasonable Ribbon always has the perfect trim for every one of your creations.

For this card, I used black cardstock and patterned paper scraps and stickers from a familiar old Crate Paper line called Farmhouse.  It's so charming, and the colors went well with my Fall themed card.  I used various sizes of the Postage Dies to cut my layers that I attached using Scor-Tape and 3-D Foam Tabs for dimension.  Once I layered up all the patterned papers, I attached my sentiment which is from Bonnie Garby Designs.  There's always a perfect sentiment to be found in the Autumn Sentiments Stamp Bundle at Bonnie Garby Designs.

The trims I attached to my card include a length of Olive Burlap String, Ivory Burlap String, and Orange Burlap String.  I also tucked in some Double Head Stamens.  There are so many great products like these at Really Reasonable Ribbon to adorn your cards; and they really do come in just about every color you can imagine.

Thanks again for stopping by today.  Your visits are always greatly appreciated, and I hope that you'll be sure to leave me a comment, Follow me here on my Blog, and Follow me on my Instagram.  That would be awesome and  much appreciated to very honest.  I'm happy to do the same for you, my friends.  Have a wonderfully creative week.

Blessings to you,

Karen

Friends Make the World Beautiful

One of the many things I love about Really Reasonable Ribbon is that they carry such a wide variety of products that we all use.  One of top ones being Adhesives.  If you've never checked out Scor-Tape, I would highly suggest doing so.  I use Scor-Tape to secure so many different things to be products.  Including, as on this card, chipboard pieces, ribbons and more.  You're always certain to find many sweet things you'd love to tuck in your basket before checkout.

I started with white cardstock.  The patterned papers, stickers and chipboard ephemera are all Emma's Shoppe by Crate Paper.  The cool perforated and ripped Ripped Notebook Cover Plate Die is from Picket Fence.  I ran several colors of Solid Baker's Twine through the perforated edges to add color.  The other trim is 3/8" Swiss Dot Pearl Pink with Hot Pink Dots Grosgrain Ribbon.  The fabulous friendship sentiment used on my card is from Bonnie Garby Designs, and can be found in her lovely Friendship Digital Stamp Set.

It's always a treat to have you stop by my blog to have a look around; and to have you leave me a comment is just icing on top of an already unexpected and greatly appreciated blessing.  Layering papers and ribbons is always a nice combination.  I was very tempted to use some Lace on this card, but I know that inventory is running low on this lovely trim.

I also ran some Solid Natural Baker's Twine down the left side of my card and wrapped it around the papers.  I love the texture and depth that papers, stickers and trims (among other things) offer to our cards and projects.  My thought process is that they make things more interesting.  Why not head over to Really Reasonable Ribbon and see what's calling your name today.  You won't regret it (especially all that delicious Baker's Twine).  Thanks for visiting today.

This card will be shared in the following challenges:

Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge - Simon Says "Anything Goes"

Blessings,

Karen

It's Instagram Hop Time at Really Reasonable Ribbon

Are you ready for another FUN Hop with Really Reasonable Ribbon?  This is a special one.  You can join our first ever Instagram Hop for your chance to WIN a $20 credit to Really Reasonable Ribbon and a digital stamp set of choice from Bonnie Garby Designs.  Just head on over to the RRR IG Page to get started on this FUN hop.

This month our Hop theme is Mother's Day/Flowers and Spring.  You can find lots of great inspiration for creating beautiful Mother's Day cards and gifts among other great projects using Ribbons, Twines, Seam Binding, Flowers and more.  Really Reasonable Ribbon carries so many great products to help you adorn your cards and projects.  My Mother's Day card started with this Free Floral Cross-Stitch Image I found on Pinterest.  I simply switched the pink colors for coordinating shades of blue DMC floss.  I secured everything using Scor-Tape.

My pretty bow includes lengths of Danish Blue Seam Binding, Glory Blue Seam Binding, Lace Blue Seam Binding and Cream Seam Binding that I "dirtied" with ink as well as a length of Medium Blue Striped Baker's Twine that holds a tiny silver (made with love) charm from my stash.  Other miscellaneous items include a Prima butterfly paperclip, a Prima vintage blue ticket, vintage scotch tape and some pretty stick pins.  The sentiment is from Stamp Simply and it's cut with their Fishtail Banner Dies.

You're always welcome to visit the Really Reasonable Ribbon Blog.  You'll find lots of great inspiration there. Thanks so much for visiting me here today, and please stop by again soon.  In the meantime, treat yourself to something wonderful from Really Reasonable Ribbon.  Oh, for your chance to WIN, don't miss the RRR IG Hop.

I'm sharing my card here:

Beautiful Blooms Challenge Blog - Challenge #75 - Anything Goes w/Optional Mood Board.  I am very much drawn to the beautiful bouquet of flowers in the inspiration photo.  Using florals is always fun - whether they are stitched, paper flowers, stamped and die-cut or any other kind.  Bring on the flowers!!

Pammie's Inky Pinkies Challenge Blog - Challenge #2515 - Anything Goes

Not 2 Shabby Monthly Challenge - April: Mood Board - Not 2 Shabby does carry some Waffle Flower products (since I used a Waffle Flower die for my stitching element).  You can see that I was drawn to the sweet little blue/white flowers.

Triple B - Birds, Butterflies and Blooms - April: Anything Goes - For this card, I incorporated Blooms and a Butterfly (paper clip).

The Paper Funday Challenges: April: Challenge #75 - Anything Goes w/Letter B.  Well, I used LOTS of BLUE on my card, as well as a Butterfly clip.

A Cut Above Challenge Blog - April: Anything Goes - I used a cross-stitch die from Waffle Flower and a Fishtail Banner Die from Stamp Simply.

Blessings,

Karen

Hello Valentine w/Really Reasonable Ribbon

Valentine's Day is fast approaching, and I've got a few special cards ready for some loved ones.  It's always a fun occasion to send little love notes to tell others how much you love and care about them.  Really Reasonable Ribbon always has the perfect ribbons, trims and twines to accent every card with the perfect colors, widths, textures and designs.  This card is pure love.

I used black cardstock layered with white cardstock and then a layer of pink gingham patterned paper; and each one was cut using a Rectangle Pierced Die Set.  I used a FUN new Fringe Heart Dies from Pretty Pink Posh to create the heart.  Rather than using the Fringe Heart Dies to cut from just paper, I used them to cut through various ribbons/trims including Rose Petal Seam Binding (bottom), Medium Pink Gingham Ribbon (middle) and 1.5" Pink Netting (top).  I tied a length of Solid Black Baker's Twine around the middle of the heart.

I cut a second heart using more of the pretty Medium Pink Gingham Ribbon.  I also added some 11mm White Heart Shaped Flatback Embellishments.  It's FUN using ribbons when cutting with die-cuts; and Really Reasonable Ribbon truly is the number ONE place to find ribbons, trims, twines, laces and SO many other wonderful goodies to use in crafting and card-making.  I added a bit more of the 1.5" Pink Netting and a length of Pink & Cream Striped Grosgrain Ribbon underneath the decorative heart.

The darling sentiment is from Bonnie Garby Designs from the Be My Valentine 2 Stamp Set.  Everything is held securely in place with a fabulous Adhesive called Scor-Tape.  This Adhesive is awesome because it works so well, and it comes in various widths to accommodate each trim or paper based on the size needed.  I think I covered everything I used; but if not, feel free to ask me any questions you might have.  Really Reasonable Ribbon carries so many great trims and products to help you create lovely cards.

Thanks so much for stopping by to visit us.  We hope that you'll check out the Really Reasonable Ribbon Blog often for lots of great inspiration, and of course, for our monthly Blog Hops starting on the 13th of each month.  Check out Really Reasonable Ribbon and Bonnie Garby Designs; and be sure to treat yourself, friends.  You deserve it, and you'll LOVE it.  Happy Valentine's Day to you all.

I'm playing along in the following challenges that I love and enjoy:

Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge - Simon Says "LOVE Is In the Air" - YES!

Double D Challenge - Theme: HEARTS Inspiration Photo

Blessings,

Karen

Winter Challenge at The Four Seasons

Hello, sweet blog friends!  It's time for the January Winter Challenge at The Four Seasons and we hope that you'll come by and share your Winter cards with us.  The awesome inspiration photo gives you several ideas, but this is just a helpful tool to get you started.  You can share any Winter card in this challenge.  What says Winter to you?  We can't wait to see.  I was inspired by the wildlife in the photo.  See that cute little fox down in the bottom left corner of the inspiration photo?  SO cute.

I used basic black cardstock layered with a wood grain patterned paper from the Craft Consortium.  The pretty Winter sentiment is from Bonnie Garby Designs and can be found in the lovely Winter Sentiments Digital Stamp Set.  I cut it using Postage Dies and I cut a smaller one onto which I stencilled a snowflake using Luxe Glaze.  I added a few little pearl stickers as accents.

The darling little fox was cut from wool felt using the Spellbinders Forest Fox Stitching Dies.  I hand stitched the pieces of wool felt using DMC floss and glued together all the pieces.  It came together quite easily and was a lot of fun to make.  I do enjoy stitching.  What does this inspiration photo inspire in you?

Like I mentioned earlier, you don't have to take the inspiration photo literally.  You can enter any Winter cards in this FUN challenge.  We enjoy seeing all the amazing creativity that's shared with us each month and we appreciate you all for playing along with us.

I hope your New Year's Eve was happy and safe and I wish you all a blessed 2025.  We all look forward to seeing the amazing ar you'll share with us this year at The Four Seasons.  Grab your supplies and come join the fun.  We look forward to seeing you there.  Have a blessed week and thank you once again for visiting my blog.  I'm grateful for every visit and comment I get.

I'm sharing my card here:

The Paper Funday Challenges: January - Anything Goes w/Optional Monochrome

Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge - Something New - I used a brand-new Spellbinders Forest Fox Stitching Dies set to create this card.

Critter Crazy Challenges - January: Challenge #94 - Anything Goes with a Critter

Blessings,

Karen

Wishing You Peace w/Really Reasonable Ribbon

Hello, crafty friends!  Thanks for stopping by today to visit and to take a quick peek at this FUN card I created for Really Reasonable Ribbon using just a few of their (many) awesome products.  Adding ribbons and trims to my cards is always fun because it gives our cards texture, dimension, color and personality.  Like all of the amazing products at Really Reasonable Ribbon, these few quick goodies made my very simple card special.

This beautiful sentiment is from Bonnie Garby Designs.  You will always find the most amazing sentiments at Bonnie Garby Designs because she creates her sentiments with real people, like you and me, in mind.  Knowing that we all go through difficult times, she created this special Christmas set called Christmas Greetings for Difficult Times Digital Stamp Set to wish others a Merry Christmas while also encouraging them if they've had a difficult year.  I know exactly to whom I'll be sending this special Christmas card.

I used a cranberry cardstock layered with Crate Paper Bundled Up patterned papers, and I cut them using the Crimped Frame Dies from The Greetery.  The top layer is basic white cardstock that I stencilled using the Delightfully Delicate Stencil from Creative Worship Stamps.  Next came the FUN part, which is adorning my card with some lovely trims from Really Reasonable Ribbon.  I used Light Pink & White Gingham Ribbon, a length of Solid Pink Baker's Twine and I tucked in several pretty Double Head Stamens.

Double Head Stamens come in so many great colors and styles, and they add such a cool texture to cards.  I topped the chipboard piece and the bow with some lovely 12mm White Flatback Faux Pearls from the Embellishments Section at RRR.  Lots of wonderful Scor-Tape holds everything securely in place, and I know it will hold everything right where I've placed it all.  Be sure to check the RRR Blog often for sales and promotions as well as lots of great inspiration.  Thanks so much for visiting today, and please stop by again soon.

Here's where I'm sharing my Christmas card:

Stencil Fun Challenge Blog - November: Anything Goes Using Stencil - I used a pretty Delicate Doily Stencil from Creative Worship Stamps.

Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge - Simon Says "Sparkle and Shine" so I added the cute little White Flatback Pearls.

Craft Rocket Challenges - Challenge #120 Christmas/Winter

Blessings,

Karen

Thinking of You at Christmas - RRR Blog Hop

It's Blog Hop time once again at Really Reasonable Ribbon, and we're SO glad that you're here to be a part of it.  One of the many things that I really LOVE about Really Reasonable Ribbon is that I can always find all the perfect trims of every kind AND so many other fabulous products as well.  In fact, they carry all the things that "complete" and enhance our cards and projects.  They really have just a bit of it all.  You should have arrived here today by way of Misty's Blog; but if not, you can catch up quickly.

I used kraft cardstock layered with some pretty Crate Paper patterned papers from their Bundled Up line.  I cut them with my postage frame dies.  The sentiment is found in the Christmas Greetings for Difficult Times Set from Bonnie Garby Designs. I layered all the paper using piece of Scor-Tape to hold it all together securely.  The chipboard tags are also from Crate Paper's Bundled Up collection.

The bow at the top is also secured with pieces of Scor-Tape.  I used a length of Bay Leaf Seam Binding and a piece of Solid Pink Baker's Twine to create my bow, and it's topped with a White Miniature Sweetheart Blossom.  I did a bit of machine stitching around the edges of my card, but that's pretty much it.

Whatever ribbons, trims or twines you're looking for; you're sure to find them all at Really Reasonable Ribbon.  Your last stop on this Blog Hop is at the Really Reasonable Ribbon Blog where you'll answer one quick question to be entered to win the fabulous prizes.  However, to be fair, don't forget to leave each DT Member on the hop a quick comment.  Thanks for hopping along with us.

I'm playing along here:

TIME OUT Challenge - Challenge #276 - Cozy - These pretty Christmas colors say COZY to me.  They're warm and welcoming.

A Cut Above Challenge - November: Let's Warm It Up - I used layers of patterned paper and some postage dies to cut each layer including the sentiment layer.

 

Blessings,

Karen

Let's Bake Stuff w/Really Reasonable Ribbon

As Christmas begins its approach, you can always count on Really Reasonable Ribbon to have all the perfect trims for you Holiday crafts, cards, wrapping and projects of every kind.  I know that I can always find the perfect trims in the perfect width, color and style when shopping at Really Reasonable Ribbon.  The card I'm sharing today pairs some of the fabulous trims for RRR with a darling sentiment from Bonnie Garby Designs.

I used black cardstock, a Prima patterned paper and dies that I bought from a die set is called Candy Cane Lane (sold out) from Hello Bluebird Stamps. I have lots of layers going on here indeed.  All the candy canes, foliage and berries are from this darling Candy Cane Lane die set.  The adorable sentiment is from Bonnie Garby Designs and can be found in the Christmas Holiday Baking 2 Stamp Set.

The lovely trims from Really Reasonable Ribbon that I used on this card include the White Crochet Lace, Apple Baker's Twine, Dusty Rose Wrinkle Ribbon, and it's all securely held in place using various widths of the FABULOUS Adhesive called Scor-Tape.  I also used some White 3-D Foam Tabs to attach the sentiment piece.

I hope you'll visit Really Reasonable Ribbon to check out the fabulous trims and other products they carry.  You're always sure to find AMAZING deals and the best variety you can imagine.  There's also SO much fabulous inspiration on the Really Reasonable Ribbon Blog.  Thanks so much for stopping by today, and have a great week, everyone.

Pammie's Inky Pinkies Challenge - Challenge #2438 - Anything Goes: Sponsored by Newton's Nook

TIME OUT Challenge - Challenge #242 - Snarky - I don't think this sentiment is Snarky, but when I said it to my Mom; she said, "you're being sarcastic".  I thought to myself, NO, I really do want to bake cookies and watch movies - at Christmas especially, but all year long really.   LOL

Blessings,

Karen

Really Reasonable Ribbon August Blog Hop

That's right!  You're almost at the end of the August Blog Hop with Really Reasonable Ribbon.  You should have arrived here by way of Misty's Blog.  If not, there are only eight stops in total; so you can catch up quickly by starting at Ginny's Blog and hopping along with us, leaving a comment on each blog, and ending on the RRR Blog where you'll answer a final question.  Then, you'll be eligible to WIN the $10 gift credit to Really Reasonable Ribbon AND two (2) digital stamp sets of choice from Bonnie Garby Designs.  I've used two Bonnie Garby Designs sentiments on my cards today.

I used green corrugated cardboard bases and scraps of patterned paper cut using postage stamp dies of various sizes, including the sentiments from the Thanksgiving Sentiments Digital Stamp Bundle.  I added some May Arts Green Stitched Canvas Ribbon, and Solid Green Baker's Twine.  I also added a Green Mulberry Leaf and a felt leaf along with two stick pins.  Various colors come and go from stock, but you'll always find many fabulous color choices at Really Reasonable Ribbon.

On the card above, I added Solid Ivory Baker's Twine, Solid Pumpkin Baker's Twine and I topped that with a Gold Flatback Round Rhinestone attached with a piece of Scor-Tape.  My cards are held together everywhere with pieces of Scor-Tape.  This fabulous Adhesive holds things in place securely.  At RRR, you'll find Ribbons, Trims, Twines galore, and then.....Flowers, Adhesives and OH, SO much more.

There are so many great colors of Solid Baker's Twine and traditional striped Baker's Twine.  And...at just TEN CENTS per yard (10 yards for $1), you can afford to pick up several beautiful colors and use them on your upcoming projects.  Baker's Twine adds so much color, texture and fun to all our cards, bookmarks/tags and projects.  OK...so your final stop on this Blog Hop is at the Really Reasonable Ribbon Blog where you'll answer one final question.  Thanks for hopping along with us and best of luck in the random draw for the fabulous prizes, friends.

Blessings,

Karen

Proud to Be an American w/RRR

This is a FUN card I'm sharing today for Really Reasonable Ribbon.  I used a cool sentiment from Bonnie Garby Designs and some awesome trims and goodies from Really Reasonable Ribbon to create this quick and fun patriotic card.  I always love what a ribbon treatment does for a card, and we can always count on RRR to have the perfect ribbons, trims and embellishments for every card or project.

This card uses black cardstock layered with white cardstock layered with a cute patterned paper.  I die-cut a small doily from red cardstock and I cut the Bonnie Garby Sentiment square from white cardstock.  I layered everything together and then ran a length of Black & White Bold Gingham Ribbon across my card and used it to tie a pretty bow.  I tucked in lengths of Iridescent White String and some Double Head Stamens.  I also added some stick pins for fun.

The awesome patriotic sentiment can be found in the 4th of July Patriotic Stamp Bundle at Bonnie Garby Designs along with hundreds of other sentiments for every occasion.  I just LOVE Bonnie's designs, fonts, and her great wording choices.  You can find so many great sentiments to help (affordably) increase your sentiment stamps options.  The Gingham Ribbon I used on my card comes in SO many great colors and widths.  I also used lots of Scor-Tape to secure everything in place permanently.

What are YOU creating this week?  Be sure to stop by the Really Reasonable Ribbon store as well as at the Really Reasonable Ribbon Blog for lots of great inspiration.  It's always a treat to have you stop by my blog to leave me some love.  I appreciate you very much and I hope you're having a great week, everyone.

I'm sharing my card here:

As You Like It Challenge - Favourite: Layout or Sketch - As I mentioned in my first entry (this is 2/3), I tend to use this same basic layout/sketch design all the time.  The reason why it's my favorite, and a "go-to" design is because it's so basic and versatile.  By using a card base, layering papers and using some sort of frame die to create my layout every time, I can count on this basic sketch design over and over again.

Blessings,

Karen

Wishing You Love.....RRR Blog Hop

Thanks for stopping hy my blog today, creative friends.  I'm so glad you're here.  You may have arrived by way of Misty's Blog; or you can catch up by visiting the Really Reasonable Ribbon Blog.  But to be fair (and kind), please leave a comment on each blog along the way.  It's a very short hop.  Then, there's one final question on your next and final stop; which is at the Really Reasonable Ribbon Blog.

This card uses white watercolor paper that I rubbed with oxide inks to create the background.  I splattered it with a mist of water.  I placed some inked hearts on the background to contrast with the background colors and yet compliment them.  This also gave my card the love and/or Valentine's Day element I needed.  The sweet sentiment I used is from Bonnie Garby Designs and it can be found in her Valentine Love Sentiments Digital Stamp Bundle.  These sentiments are SO sweet.

I ran a piece of adorable Light Pink Plaid Ribbon across the width of my card, and I secured it in place with a piece of Scor-Tape.  I love Scor-Tape because it comes in every width.....just like most of the ribbons do.  I tied a double bow with the Light Pink Plaid Ribbon as well as bow tied with a length of Apple Green Solid Baker's Twine.  You'll also see several light blue, pink and milk white Double Head Stamens.  The Light Pink Plaid Ribbon also has a DARLING 💗Faux Pearl 16mm Buckle Slide.  Another cute Embellishment.

We really want to be your #1 Go-To RIBBON store at Really Reasonable Ribbon.  Please take some time to stop by Really Reasonable Ribbon and look around at all the wonderful ribbons, trims, twines, flowers, adhesives, and so much more.  Thanks again for hopping along with us.  Remember, comment on each blog and you'll end up here at the always-inspirational Really Reasonable Ribbon Blog.  The PRIZES you can win by hopping along with us are a $10 gift card to Really Reasonable Ribbon and a free digital stamp set from Bonnie Garby Designs.  Please join us.

I'm playing along here:

Allsorts Challenge - #763 - Make Your Own Background - I did this by rubbing oxide inks onto white watercolor paper and spritzing it with water.

Blessings,

Karen