Decorated Glitter Egg

Hello everyone, Today Im sharing a fun little project. I decorated this glitter egg using Really Reasonable Ribbon supplies. I ended up buying the large glitter eggs from Walmart and thought it would be fun to do these using lots of flowers, Ribbon, Stamens, and embellishments.

Egg I bought at Walmart, and then used the flowers from RRR. I also used stamens , and little embellishment, and ribbon. I had some tulle in my stash and used that along with bead strands for the hanging part at the top.

Ribbon I used is really reasonable ribbons satin, I used a pink cherry blossom flower, some mini and regular size sweetheart blossoms, Open roses, rosebuds, and another little flower. I hot glued the flowers all on the ribbon leaves, and had a lot of fun doing this.

All flowers can be found here

Ribbon 

stamen

Flower Embellishment

Thank you so very much for stopping by and have a lovely day! hugs to all, Cheryl 

 

Bunny Ornaments with Really Reasonable Ribbon

Hello crafty friends and Happy Friday to you all! Today I'm sharing these darling chipboard bunnies I decorated using Really Reasonable Ribbon , Seam Binding and flowers all from the Really Reasonable Ribbon shop.

I decorated 14 bunnies for my Easter Tree using some Echo Park Design papers and then sanded the edges, and distressed them using distress inks. Next I hot glued on bows I created using Really Reasonable Ribbons Delicate stitched Pink ribbon, LOVE this ribbon as it holds form and easy to create. The rose buds I hot glued on, and I used the white sweetheart blossoms, and some seam binding I ruched up as well. All hot glued on. Love how these turned out and can't wait to do my tree when done with all the chipboard ornaments.

Rose Buds

Sweetheart Blossomes

Delicate Stitched Ribbon

Seam Binding

Thank you so very much for looking and have a lovely day!

hugs to all, Cheryl

 

Really Reasonable Ribbon February Blog Hop

 

Welcome to "Really Reasonable Ribbon's February” Blog Hop if you arrived here from Gloria's Blog you are on the right track. If not , you will want to head back to the Really Reasonable Ribbon Blog that way you don't miss out on any of the FABULOUS Designs from the Design Team today! There is going to be lots of Beautiful projects to see using Ribbons and bows , So each DT member will showcase something using Ribbons or bows this month.

Be sure to comment on the blog hop post on the RRR Blog for a chance to win a $10 gift certificate to Really Reasonable Ribbon 

Today's project is a super fun Metal mailbox I bought at Walmart a few years back. I bought several as I gifted some for Valentines day, and this one here I made for myself to display on my hutch. I used lots of Really Reasonable Ribbon, Flowers, and other fun embellishments to decorate my mailbox.  I just love this paper line from echo park, and all the ribbons from RRR match it perfectly. To add the paper on I added scor-tape to the backside of my paper and attached it to the mailbox.

So for my flower cluster up on top I used some grosgrain Swiss dots ribbon in red, I used the Delicate Stitched Ribbon and made bows from these. Next I hot glued them down and added all the flowers . I used Open Roses, Rose Buds, Sweetheart blossoms and the pom pom trim and other trim are all oldies from RRR.

Really Reasonable Ribbon Supplies

Sweetheart Blossoms

Trellis Rose

Rose Buds

Open Roses

Delicate Stitched Satin

Grosgrain Swiss dots

Scor- Tape

Be sure to comment on the blog hop post on the RRR Blog for a chance to win a $10 gift certificate to Really Reasonable Ribbon

Your NEXT stop for today's hop is Bonnies Wonderful Blog!!!

Hugs to all,

Cheryl

Really Reasonable Ribbon Carrot Ornament

 

Hello everyone and happy Monday to you all! Cheryl here today with a fun little Carrot ornament I decorated using Really Reasonable Ribbons Seam Binding. 

So I started with these carrot chipboard shaped ornaments that I bought at the dollar store, and knew instantly what I wanted to do with them. I came home and covered all 10 with design paper, and then sanded the edges and distressed with an orange ink, and vintage photo ink. Next I picked out my seam binding and started ruching it up, and cutting it into pieces, and then hot glued it to the top of the carrot for the greenery part I chose the Bay Leaf color. I then used some of RRR twine for the bow, and the little embellishment for the center. Love how these turned out and can't wait to finish them all for my tree for Easter.

Thank you so very much for stopping by and have a lovely day! Hugs to all, Cheryl 

Valentines Candy Jar with Really Reasonable Ribbon

Hello Crafty friends and Happy Thursday to you all! Cheryl here today with a fun Valentines Candy jar I decorated using the beautiful Ribbons from Really Reasonable Ribbon.

So for my jar I picked a couple of these up from Walmart to use on my hutch in my kitchen, and thought these would be perfect to use really reasonable ribbon on. For my ribbon choices I chose the delicate stitched satin in red, and then I used the satin Swiss dots in black-and-white. Next I hot glued the Swiss around the bottom of the lid, and made a bow for the top. I also used the Delicate Stitched for a bow as well. Lastly I added a puffy heart from my stash and hot glued another heart on top.

Really Reasonable Ribbon Delicate Stitched Satin Ribbon

Really Reasonable Ribbon Swiss Dots in black.

Thank you so much for stopping by and I hope you enjoyed my post for today! Hugs to all, Cheryl 

 

Valentines Ribbon Spool Holder

 

Hello Crafty Friends and Happy Friday to you all! Today I'm sharing a super fun project to hold ribbon, it's a Ribbon Spool holder, I keep these in a jar and I've been slowing working on them. I figured it would be fun to decorate one and share with you all.

Of course I cut the spool out using some darling valentines design papers from Echo park, and then decorated the top corner with the Beautiful Delicate stitched satin ribbons in red and pink. I also added some of RRR flowers too, and a couple of embellishments. the ribbon on this is an older RRR that I had that I wanted to display in one of my large jars. Super fun!

Supplies used:

• Delicate stitched Ribbon
• Heart Embellishment
• Trellis rose
• Rose BudSweetheart Blossoms
• open roses
• pearls paper, and dies are all from stash.

Thank you so very much for looking and have a lovely day! Hugs, Cheryl 

Really Reasonable Ribbon January Blog Hop

 

Welcome to "Really Reasonable Ribbon's January” Blog Hop if you arrived here from Gloria's Blog you are on the right track. If not , you will want to head back to the Really Reasonable Ribbon Blog that way you don't miss out on any of the FABULOUS Designs from the Design Team today! There is going to be lots of Beautiful projects to see using Christmas Theme or colors for this month, So each DT member will showcase something using Christmas this month.

Be sure to comment on the blog hop post on the RRR Blog for a chance to win a $10 gift certificate to Really Reasonable Ribbon 

My Project today is a treat holder I made

Today's treat holder was designed using card stock, and some die cuts, and the darling little SVG Bee that I made using the cricut. I also used the beautiful ribbons from RRR and then the embellishments as well. The treat holder I just cut card stock, and then used a border punch along the top. Did some score lines for the folds and so it can hold a chocolate. I then used some spellbinders dies for the circles and glued them on. I will show a photo below. Ribbons I used are Pink Hearts Grosgrain Ribbon and then the beautiful Satin Ribbon. The little heart and flower are also from Really Reasonable Ribbon and can be found here. 

Be sure to comment on the blog hop post on the RRR Blog for a chance to win a $10 gift certificate to Really Reasonable Ribbon

Your NEXT stop for today's hop is Bonnies Wonderful Blog!!!

Hugs to all,

Cheryl