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

Oh Happy Day w/Really Reasonable Ribbon

When I start creating any type of card or project, one thing I can always count on is that Really Reasonable Ribbon will have the perfect color, design, width, etc. of ribbon or trim that will work with it.  That's because they carry adornment of every kind in so many great styles and colors, widths and choices.  It makes it the FUN part of adorning our projects.  Really Reasonable Ribbon also carries great items like Scor-Tape and other Adhesives, Embellishments, Mulberry Flowers and much more.

I don't often use a lot of yellow; but like I mentioned already, Really Reasonable Ribbon carries the perfect colors every time.  I challenge you to find a color that doesn't have a matching trim at Really Reasonable Ribbon.  Seriously.  I used some older patterned papers from my stash and attached everything securely using Scor-Tape.  The little sentiment is from an Echo Park Spring Market stamp set.  Please let me know if you have any questions.

Across the middle of my card, I ran lengths of Moss/Cream Gingham Ribbon and the Maize Gingham Ribbon which are secured with pieces of Scor-Tape.  The Button card was stamped using an older stamp set from Papertrey Ink.  It's topped with some pretty Miniature Yellow Sweetheart Blossoms, a Pastel Green Apple Blossom, Solid Mint Baker's Twine and Double Head Stamens.

Be sure to check all the amazing inspiration on the Really Reasonable Ribbon Blog and stay up-to-date about special sales and promotions.  I'm sure grateful for your visit here today, and I hope you're having a creative week.  Thanks so much and happy crafting, everyone.

I'm playing along here:

Pammie's Inky Pinkies Challenge - Challenge #2527 - Anything Goes

Blessings,

Karen

Happy Birthday w/Really Reasonable Ribbon

When it comes to making cards, I do enjoy adding ribbons, trims and twines of some sort whenever I can.  It gives my cards such warm fun textures and colors.  Really Reasonable Ribbon always has the perfect trim for every card and project I make.  They carry so many great colors, widths, patterns, etc. in various styles and materials.  They also have Adhesives like Scor-Tape and 3-D Foam Tabs, and we ALL need those.  I hope you'll stop by Really Reasonable Ribbon to look around.

For this card, I used some pretty patterned papers from my oldest and most favorite "stash" items which are from a line called Emma's Shoppe by Crate Paper.  I cut them using the Crimped Frame Dies from The Greetery and layered them together with pieces of Scor-Tape.  The sweet sentiment I used is from Bonnie Garby Designs and can be found in the Bold Birthday Greetings Digital Stamp Set.

I ran a length of Cream Swiss Dot Grosgrain Ribbon across my card and tied a bow with it.  I topped that with a bow tied with Solid Coral Baker's Twine.  I also added in two little Mulberry Leaves and a Sweetheart Blossom.  The ephemera (stickers and flower) are also from Emma's Shoppe.  I think that pretty much covers everything I used on my card, but I'm more than happy to answer any questions you might have.

Really Reasonable Ribbon always has all the perfect Ribbons, Twines and Trims for every project.  They also carry so many essentials we all need - such as the Adhesives, Scor-Tape and 3-D Foam Tabs in addition to Mulberry Flowers and Embellishments.  I appreciate your visit here today, and I hope you'll stop by Really Reasonable Ribbon for some great shopping and by the RRR Blog for lots of great inspiration.  Happy crafting!

I'm sharing this birthday card in the following:

Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge Blog - Simon Says Beautiful Blooms

Seize The Birthday Challenges - Challenge #305 - Flowers

Blessings,

Karen

It's Blog Hop Time at Really Reasonable Ribbon

If you arrived here by way of Misti's beautiful Blog, you're in the right place.  If you need to catch up, you can do so quickly by visiting the Really Reasonable Ribbon Blog.  This is a short Blog Hop with two FAB prizes, so be sure to leave a comment at each stop along the way.  We all LOVE a good Blog Hop, and at Really Reasonable Ribbon, there are TWO fabulous PRIZES up for grabs.  You can WIN a $10 credit to Really Reasonable Ribbon AND one (1) digital stamp set/sheet from the fabulous Bonnie Garby Designs.  I used one of her sentiments on my card today.

My card started with black cardstock layered with white cardstock layered with a blue patterned paper from JilliBean Soup, and I layered once again with a piece of white cardstock that has a FABULOUS sentiment from Bonnie Garby Designs.  It can be found in the Bold Birthday Greetings Stamp Set.  I cut it with the Crimped Rectangle Die from The Greetery.  I used lots of fabulous Scor-Tape to hold everything securely in place.

I ran a length of Royal Blue Plaid Ribbon across my card and used it to also tie a pretty double bow.  In the same bow, I added a length of Solid Cream Baker's Twine, some Double Head Stamens, Mulberry Leaf, and it's topped with an Ivory Open Rose.  I stuck my bow with two stick pins.  To one of the stick pins, I attached three sweet little 11mm White Flatback Faux Pearl Hearts.   They're so sweet.

Thanks for hopping along with us.  Your final stop on this Blog Hop is at the Really Reasonable Ribbon Blog where you'll answer one final question.  But don't forget to stop at each stop and to leave a comment at each stop along the way - to be fair to all the Design Team Members participating and to get some great inspiration.  We always appreciate you hopping along with us.

I'm playing along here:  Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge - Spritz & Splatter - I didn't splatter it very much, did I did splatter a tiny bit of black paint.

Blessings,

Karen

It's Blog Hop Time at Really Reasonable Ribbon

Hurray!  It's time for the January Blog Hop at Really Reasonable Ribbon and we're so glad you've chosen to join us.  You should have arrived here by way of Misti's Blog; but if not, you can get caught up quickly because this is a short Blog Hop with just six stops in total.  If you get lost, just stop by the Really Reasonable Ribbon Blog for the complete list.  Be sure to leave a comment at each stop along the way in order to be eligible for the fabulous PRIZES of a $10 Really Reasonable Ribbon credit AND a digital stamp set from Bonnie Garby Designs.

Both of the sentiments I used (the two hearts) are found in the Be My Valentine Stamp Set.  I cut them using some heart shaped dies from PTI.  I raised up the two hearts using White 3-D Foam Tabs and everything else was secured in place using Scor-Tape.  There are several fantastic Adhesives available at RRR.  I used patterned papers and a journalling card from the Carta Bella My Valentine 6x6 Paper Pad.

I added some Black & White Bold Gingham Ribbon to the base of the card and on top of the little kraft envelope and I topped it with a length of Black Licorice Baker's Twine and a Pink Sweetheart Blossom.  At the top right of my card, I added an 11mm White Flatback Heart Embellishment.  As you can see in the first photo, I also made a matching tag.  It uses some White Crochet Lace and has a pretty bow at the top tied with Red & White Polka Dot Grosgrain Ribbon.

There are so many fabulous products at Really Reasonable Ribbon and lots of great inspiration on the Really Reasonable Ribbon Blog, so we hope you'll stop by often.  Your final stop is at the Really Reasonable Ribbon Blog where you'll answer the final question making you eligible to WIN.  Thanks so much for joining us, and please visit again soon.

Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge - Add Some Texture - I almost always have lots of textures on my cards.  This one includes a small envelope, baker's twine, lots of paper, die-cuts and more.

Blessings,

Karen 

Happy Birthday Wishes w/RRR

One of the many things I love about Really Reasonable Ribbon is the vast variety of products they carry.  Not only will you always find everything spooled - from ribbons, twines, and binding to adhesives, flowers and hair bow accessories - they really have it ALL.  I truly enjoy the depth, dimension, textures and color that ribbons and trims add to my cards.

The darling sentiment I used is from Bonnie Garby Designs and it's from her Birthday Greetings 4 Digital Stamp Set which is filled with the most darling Birthday sentiments.  I love using the digital sentiment stamps from Bonnie Garby Designs because they make quick, easy and affordable to add the perfect sentiment.  I used the Frosted Frame Dies from The Greetery and Zesty Lemon Dies from Lawn Fawn.

The trims from Really Reasonable Ribbon that I used include Bay Leaf Seam Binding, Baker's Twine, Yellow Gingham Ribbon and some pretty White Crochet Lace.  The other products from RRR include Sweetheart Blossoms, Mulberry Leaves and Scor-Tape Adhesive.  There are so many great products to enhance your cards and projects.

Thanks so much for stopping by my blog today.  It's always a treat to have you visit and leave me some love.  Be sure to stop by Really Reasonable Ribbon in just TWO DAYS from now for their monthly Blog Hop where you can WIN prizes from Really Reasonable Ribbon and Bonnie Garby Designs.  Happy crafting, everyone.

I'm playing along here:

The Paper Funday Challenges - Challenge #69 - Anything Goes - Optional: Make Your Own Background - I used lots of FUN PAPER on this card for my background.  This card is my Entry #5/6

Fab 'n Funky Challenge - September: Challenge #600 - Birthday or Anniversary

Happy crafting!

Blessings,

Karen

Hocus Pocus w/Really Reasonable Ribbon

Are you all ready for the little goblins who will be knocking on your door saying, "Trick or Treat" in a few weeks?  Well, if you're making any Halloween cards (or any cards for that matter), then you're sure to find the perfect ribbons, trims and twines (among oodles of other wonderful things) at Really Reasonable Ribbon to help adorn your cards and projects.  And....you'll find oodles of great sentiments for your cards at Bonnie Garby Designs.

This card has a basic black cardstock base layered with some Halloween patterned papers from my stash.  I cut half a small doily from another patterned paper using a Papertrey Ink die.  The ghosts are Jolees stickers from my stash.  The fun sentiment (Hocus Pocus) is from Bonnie Garby Designs and it comes in the Spooky Halloween Bundle.

I wrapped a length of Orange Seam Binding around the bottom of the card and tied a bow with the Orange Seam Binding, Black Seam Binding and a length of Green Apple Baker's Twine.  I tucked in a few Double Head Stamens and topped it all with a pretty Orange Open Rose.  In the upper right-hand corner, I attached a black & white Gingham Fabric Covered Flatback Button.  Pretty much everything was attached using Scor-Tape.

You're always guaranteed to find the PERFECT ribbon, trim, twine and everything spooled at Really Reasonable Ribbon in addition to all their fabulous Adhesives, Flowers, Hair Accessories and SO much more.  You'll also find loads of great inspiration on the Really Reasonable Ribbon Blog so please stop by often.  We always enjoy your visits.

I'm playing along here:

Two Old Bats Challenge - October:  Anything Goes Halloween

Inspiration Station Challenge Blog - October: Halloween - This inspiration photo is SO cute.  I was inspired by the colors and the FUN that's expressed in their faces.  I hope I captured a bit of the "fun" in my card.

As You Like It Challenge Blog - Halloween or Fairies?  I choose Halloween over fairies because I don't believe in fairies (they're not real) and I don't have any fairy images.  They're just not my thing.  I do, however, enjoy cute little Halloween images.

Blessings,

Karen

It's Really Reasonable Ribbon Blog Hop Time

Welcome to the February Really Reasonable Ribbon Blog Hop.  You should have arrived here by way of Bonnie's Blog; but if not, you get caught up quickly by visiting the RRR Blog.  There are only six stops in total, so it's not a long hop and one lucky person will WIN a $10 gift certificate to Really Reasonable Ribbon.  This month's theme is "Favorite Ribbon Style" and my favorite (or at least one of my favorites) is gingham ribbon and RRR has LOTS of great choices.

I layered basic white and then red cardstocks to create my card base.  Next, I used the Crimped Frames Die from The Greetery to cut my patterned paper.  The die-cut piece of patterned paper was too short to properly fit my card, so.....I used the perfect solution - RIBBON.  I cut a length of Red & White Bold Check Ribbon to cover the gap cut in the paper to make it fit the space.  I also tied a bow with the Red & White Bold Check Ribbon as well as a double length of knotted Solid Mint Baker's Twine.

The sweet (I Love You) sentiment can be found in the Valetine Bundle by Bonnie Garby Designs.  All the sentiments in the collections from Bonnie Garby Designs are beautiful.  I rubbed mint ink right over the image and it still looks amazing.  I topped the bow with a sweet Pale Pink Open Rose and I tucked in a 15mm Green Mulberry Leaf and several Double Head Stamens.  I added half of a white doily and attached everything you see using Scor-Tape Adhesive.

I really do hope that you'll stop by and support Really Reasonable Ribbon and Bonnie Garby Designs.  They're both AMAZING companies owned and run by a truly beautiful friend of mine, the talented Bonnie.  And....you will absolutely LOVE everything you find at both of these lovely stores.  Thanks for stopping by today, ribbon lovers.  Really Reasonable Ribbon is always the perfect place to find the best selection of amazing ribbons, trims, laces, twines, adhesives, mulberry flowers and so much more.  The RRR Blog is always filled with fresh new inspirational projects and creative ideas for using ribbons and other great crafting items.  Your final stop on this Blog Hop is at The Really Reasonable Ribbon Blog where you'll answer a quick question in order to be entered into the drawing for this awesome prize.

Here are the fun challenges where I'll be sharing my sweet Valentine's Day card:

Tic-Tac-Toe Challenge - TTT Challenge #196 - Elizabeth's Pick - My Tic-Tac-Toe for this card can be found across the top row with Heart (lots of hearts), Patterned Paper and a Doily.  I also used Red, a Love Sentiment, and a Die-Cut so I incorporated almost all of the elements on the inspiration board.

Dare 2B Artzy - February Challenge: LOVE - I used lots of great LOVE elements on this sweet little card.

Thanks for hopping along with us, and best of luck in the random draw.  Y'all have a blessed and creative week.  Stop back by any time....I always appreciate it.

Blessings,

Karen

Thanks w/Really Reasonable Ribbon

Whether I'm making a quick thank you card, a birthday, sympathy, or any other card; I always know that I can count on Really Reasonable Ribbon to always have the PERFECT color, width, style, etc. trim(s) for my projects.  This card started with some basic cardstocks that I inked and stencilled to create the fun background.

I used a small thanks die-cut from Poppy Stamps to keep the sentiment small.  I didn't want to cover up the background, and I really wanted the pretty leaves, flowers and ribbons to be the star of this sweet card.  I ran a width of Danish Blue Seam Binding across my card and tied a pretty bow with it.  I also bundled up some Ivory Burlap String that I tucked underneath things.

I added some (blue, pink, purple) Miniature Pastel Sweetheart Blossoms, Double Head Stamens, some pretty Mulberry Leaves, a piece of Violet Burlap String, and one die-cut (bluish) stem.  I also added a couple of stick pins because a) they're so pretty and b) they're covering a small hot glue mess.  I have a few extra Double Head Stamens doing the same trick in another spot.  My theory is that most of the time, small bloopers can be fixed or hidden.  Just get creative and don't give up easily.  Really Reasonable Ribbon has lots of great Embellishments to accent your projects in this special way.

Isn't that Seam Binding just so pretty?  I swear that RRR really does have the PERFECT color for EVERY project.  I had already created this card base long before I even looked at what trims I'd use.  As always, Really Reasonable Ribbon had the perfect match to my project by way of the Seam Binding.  There are over 40 gorgeous colors of Seam Binding and one is sure to match YOUR next project perfectly.  Be sure to stop by Really Reasonable Ribbon to check out all their great products.  Thanks again for visiting me today, friends.

I'm playing along here:

Stamping Sensations Challenge Blog/Sir Stamps-a-Lot - Challenge: Summer Blooms

Blessings,

Karen

Celebrate the 4th of July With RRR

Hello, friends, and welcome by my blog today as I share a cute little patriotic card that features some awesome products from Really Reasonable Ribbon.  No matter what I'm making, no matter what colors or themes I incorporate, I can ALWAYS count on Really Reasonable Ribbon to have all the perfect ribbons, twines, trims and goodies to adorn my art.  They really have it ALL.

This quick little card started with some black and white cardstocks that I attached together with Scor-Tape.  I pressure embossed a piece of white cardstock using the Swiss Dots Embossing Folder and I also used Tim Holtz Distress Ink on that to create my background.  I used a cute circle die from Poppy Stamps to cut some patterned paper circles.  I also cut one extra circle in white, and I used a Stamp Simply stamp set for the sentiment.

At the bottom of my card, I ran a length of Red Wrinkle Ribbon and used that to tie a pretty bow that I topped with a White Magnolia Flower.  I tucked in some Red Double Head Stamens, Milk White Double Head Stamens, and Lake Blue Double Head Stamens.  I just LOVE all the texture and color that these items add to my card.  They're FUN.  Thanks so much for stopping by today.  There's always lots of great inspiration on the Really Reasonable Ribbon Blog, so be sure to stop by often.  Oh, and don't forget to join us on the 13th for our monthly Blog Hop.  Have a great week, everyone.

I'm playing along here:

Taylor Made Cards 4U - June Challenge: Red, White & Blue

Can You Handle The Pressure Challenge Blog - Theme: Anything Goes (Optional Butterfly) - I used the Swiss Dots pressure plate to emboss my background.

Alphabet Challenge Blog: E is for EMBOSSING - I did dry pressure embossing on my background using the Swiss Dots embossing folder.

Beyond The Blue Challenge Blog - BB63 - FLOWER - I used a pretty magnolia flower on my card.

Blessings,

Karen

Really Reasonable Ribbon Blog Hop Time

It's BLOG HOP time, and that means YOU could win this month's gorgeous Ribbon Club Assortment from Really Reasonable Ribbon. Just look at these beautiful trims.... so many great creative possibilities await you. Really Reasonable Ribbon has SO many great products - RIBBONS and SO much more. This isn't a terribly long Blog Hop - in fact, there are seven (7) stops in total. You should have arrived here by way of Bonnie's Blog; but if not, you can catch up quickly. And.... you could win this.

The Ribbon Club Assortment can be purchased separately or as part of a monthly subscription.  It's a great way to ensure that you always have the perfect trims for every project.  Really Reasonable Ribbon carries every trim, twine, ribbon you can imagine.  They also carry many other amazing products such as Mulberry Flowers, Adhesives, Embellishments and many other wonderful things to help you create something lovely.

The card I'm sharing today uses some fun new Echo Park patterned papers and stickers that I recently won (hurray!).  I added a piece of the 5/8" Capri Blue Delicate Stitched Satin Ribbon from the Ribbon Club Assortment across my card using a piece of Scor-Tape Adhesive.  The bow I created uses some bundled Yellow Burlap String, a piece of 3/8" Daffodil Satin Swiss Dots and 3/8" Floral Satin Ribbon topped with a pretty Peach Apple Blossom.

I did some machine stitching around the edges, and all the stickers are from Echo Park.  The white piece was cut using Crimped Frames Dies from The Greetery.  I just love that Really Reasonable Ribbon will always have the perfect touches for every project.

Your next, and final, stop on this Blog Hop is back at the Really Reasonable Ribbon Blog.  Have a great week, everyone, and thanks again for stopping by to say hello.

I'm sharing my card in these FUN challenges:

Double D Challenge Blog - EASTER

Pammie's Inky Pinkies Challenge Blog - Challenge #2215 - Anything Goes

Blessings,

Karen

Blessed w/ Really Reasonable Ribbon

Welcome by today, everyone.  I'm so grateful to have you visit me as I share a sweet little card I made using just a few of the THOUSANDS of beautiful products from Really Reasonable Ribbon.  When it comes to ribbons and trims, Really Reasonable Ribbon has it ALL.  But that's not all they carry.  Nope!  There's SO much more waiting for you at Really Reasonable Ribbon.

I started this card by using a white cardstock base and a couple of random patterned papers I had lying around on my scrap table.  I love to utilize paper scraps (snippets) and try to create something from the sweet little leftovers we all seem to accumulate.  I used Scor-Tape to adhere together all my papers.  Next, I ran a width of Cream Seam Binding across my card where the two patterned papers meet (to cover the seam).  Then I wrapped lengths of Solid Light Pink Baker's Twine, Solid Deep Pink Baker's Twine, Solid Yellow Baker's Twine and Solid Bluebonnet Baker's Twine across my card and tied a pretty bow with a piece of each.

I topped the bow with a Blue Sweetheart Blossom and Mixed Pink Miniature Sweetheart Blossoms.  I also tucked in a small Mulberry Leaf.  My stamped sentiment is from Stamp Simply Clear Stamps and was stamped on a journalling card from my stash.  The finishing touch was adding three Fabric Covered Buttons from the Embellishments section.  LOTS of great products and endless creativity await you at Really Reasonable Ribbon.

There's always lots of great inspiration on the Really Reasonable Ribbon Blog, and we'd LOVE to have you join us on the 13th of every month for the RRR Blog Hop.  Thanks again for visiting me today, and I hope you have a wonderfully creative week wrapped in RIBBONS and BOWS - from Really Reasonable Ribbon, of course.

Blessings to you,

Karen

Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge - Hello Sunshine - I used bright yellow (like the sun) and flowers that grow with the warmth of the sun.

Double D Challenge Blog: Summer Gingham - I love using gingham.

Craftyhazelnut's Patterned Paper July Challenge - I used various patterned papers on this card.

Warm Wishes From Really Reasonable Ribbon

Welcome by my blog, everyone, and thanks for stopping by to say hello and to take a peek at what I've been creating.  Today I'm sharing a super sweet little project I put together using a few of the (many) wonderful products from Really Reasonable Ribbon.  This little thread-shaped tag/card will go on top of a gift.  I always know that, no matter what the project, Really Reasonable Ribbon will always have the perfect trims and adornments I need.

I started with a cardboard die cut thread spool shape, and I used a milky white acrylic paint for the base.  I inked the edges with some Burlap and Green Cut Grass Tim Holtz Oxide Inks.  I used some Spun Sugar Tim Holtz Oxide Ink to stencil some circles onto the background, and I dotted on a few pops of color here and there using pink and mint acrylic paints.  I did the same inking and stenciling on the miniature tag.

The spool image I stamped is Vintage Thread 2 from Inspired By Stamping, and the mini tag stamp is from PTI.  I wrapped a length of lovely Ivory Crochet Lace around the spool card.  There are many beautiful varieties of Crochet Lace in the RRR store in both ivory and white.  I used a Miniature Rusty Pear-Shaped Safety Pin from the Embellishments section to hang my tiny tag.

Finally, I added a few Miniature Double Head Stamens, some bundled Ivory Burlap String, and from our extensive Mulberry Flower category.....a White Sweetheart Blossom and two Pink Apple Blossoms.  I also used some Scor-Tape from the Adhesives section to secure the wrapped Ivory Crochet Lace.  Before I sign off, I'd also like to share this quick card with you using some fun Doodlebug patterned papers and embellishments.

I used white cardstock and inked the edges, added a few (4) different Doodlebug patterned papers that I machine stitched in light pink, and a Doodlebug acrylic ice cream cone 3-D acrylic sticker.  The sentiment is from Paper Sweeties, and was stamped onto a small die-cut doily using another patterned paper. The finishing touch to this simple card was a bow tied with Paradise Aqua Seam Binding and White Seam Binding.  Like I said, very simple.

We're so grateful that you stopped by today, and hope that you'll visit often for lots of great inspiration and so much more.  Below, you'll see the challenges where I'm sharing these projects.  Please visit again soon.

Blessings,

Karen

Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge - Simon Says "Use 2 or More Patterned Papers" - I used FOUR fun Doodlebug patterned papers on my card (second project shown above).