Really Reasonable Ribbon November Blog Hop

 

Welcome to "Really Reasonable Ribbon's November” Blog Hop if you arrived here from Kathy'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 for Christmas So each DT member will showcase something using Christmas colors or theme.

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  

For my ornament today I chose to use some of the Gorgeous Really Reasonable Ribbons Pink silky crush Ribbon for my top of the ornament. Love how it looks and on my tree. I did add some of the gem trim I had in my stash from years ago and cut it down and hot glued it the ornament. Super fun and easy project!

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

Christmas Candy Cane Holders

Hello Crafty friends and Happy Thursday to you all!  Today I have some fun Candy Cane Tags that I made for Christmas. I've been having so much fun creating different types of tags and treat holders for the holidays, love making these! Need a quick gift for a neighbor or co-worker, these would be perfect!

So to start with I grabbed a few tags from my stash that I had gotten from somewhere and covered them with Christmas design papers. Next I added my Ribbon from Really Reasonable Ribbon to create a bow and tie. I ended up using the Plaid Ribbon Christmas Red and Green in 5/8". Love this beautiful ribbon and makes gorgeous bows. Now I used my craft knife to make some cuts in the tag to hold the candy cane in place. 

SNOWMAN-

Now for the snowman I used punches to create him, and I did cut his hat by hand. I also added some of the same ribbon to create his scarf, and then used the 3/8" Poppy red checkerboard Satin ribbon for his hat. Next I added a snowflake to his hat, as I thought it would be so darling. for his face I used some dew drops, and also for his buttons. The nose was cut by hand and then I added his mouth. Lastly I added some white paint pen marks around the black scallops.  I did add a poinsettia embellishment and a Merry Christmas tag. 

Monkey tag-

I did the same with the tag for this one, and then added my KaDoodle Bug SVG Santa Monkey that I had cut on my cricut and then distressed and put together. Lastly on both tags I added the Merry Christmas sticker that I placed on the red scallop circle using foam tabs.

Really Reasonable Ribbon supplies:

Plaid Ribbon Christmas Red & Green 5/8"

Snowflake Resin beads

Checkerboard Satin ribbon Poppy Red

Foam Tabs

Thank you for stopping by and I sure hope you enjoyed my post for today!

Hugs to all,

Cheryl

 

Really Reasonable Ribbon December Blog Hop

 

Welcome to "Really Reasonable Ribbon's  December” Blog Hop if you arrived here from Kathy'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 today using the Winter Carnival Mix Ribbon Assortment, so I hope you Enjoy

For today's Hop I chose to make another fun treat holder using a spellbinders die. I love creating different treat holders for the holidays, and this one here is for a candy cane and some Andes mints. I just cut my card stock as wide as I wanted for this project which is 3 1/4" wide, 7 1/2 long ,then I cut the top only using part of a spellbinders shape die, so now it measures 6” long that how I got the top part of this done. Next I scored to create a folded area (score at the bottom at 2" up and then 2 1/4" . then fold these up. I then added some design papers and more spellbinders circles and scallopes for the sentiment. Now the scalloped circle piece is hot glued just in place at the top of the circle that way it will hold the bottom flap in place when closed. You could stamp Merry Christmas inside, and I may add a sentiment . I chose my ribbons to match from this months gorgeous ribbon collection. My darling Reindeer is from kaDoodle Bug Designs and is the darling Christmas Reindeer. Lastly I embellished with some dots, and a little sweet snowflake from Really Reasonable Ribbon.

To attach the candy cane and andes mints I used 1/4" score tape for candy cane,and then 1" for mints.

Thank you so much for stopping by, and hope you enjoyed my treat holder for today.

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

Hugs to all,

Cheryl

Nash's Hot Cocoa Gift Pocket

Hello crafty friends and happy Wednesday to you all! Today's post is a sweet Hot Cocoa Gift Pocket I made for Really Reasonable Ribbon, The Robins Nest Creative & Kadoodle Bug Designs. Love making these fun little pockets, as you can add treats, or whatever you choose, super fun!

For my pocket I chose to use a large die, and cut it 2 times in craft card stock, then also cut my design papers too. Now to create the pocket you will cut one of the 2 in half for the bottom of it. I just glued on my design papers to both pieces and then glued the edges of the bottom piece so it forms a pocket to hold the hot cocoa and peppermint chocolate stick. I did add a border and the beautiful christmas ribbon from RRR. I ran it across the border and the cup. This ribbon was from Octobers Ribbon club. Cardinals & Ornaments Satin  , then used the green plaid Ribbon to create my bows. I used the Robins Nest dew drops on my doily, cup, Nash's Hat, and the candy cane. Love using these to embellish.

Kadoodle Bug Designs (Standing Coffee Nash)

Really Reasonable Ribbon Cardinal Satin

Really Reasonable Ribbon Plaid

Really Reasonable Ribbon Scor-Tape 1/4" For adding ribbon and border.

The Robins Nest Creative dew drops (white, green, red)

Thank you so much for stopping by and have a lovely day!

hugs to all,

Cheryl

 

Jingle Time Treats

 

Hello crafty friends and Happy Tuesday to you all! Today I'm sharing this darling Jingle Time Santa I colored from TLC Designs, isn't he a cutie? 

for my treat holder I chose to use the Digital Stamp file Jingle Time from TLC Designs, I colored the tree and santa in copic markers and then fussy cut them out. I also added some stickles to both of them. Love how they turned out. This is a easy treat holder to make , I ended up using Really Reasonable Ribbon along the bottom part of my treat holder, and also made a bow. I did add a button, and glued on 2 of the pieces from the sprinkles set.

Thank you so much for stopping by and have a lovely day!

Hugs to all,

Cheryl