Really Reasonable Ribbon March Blog Hop

 

Welcome to "Really Reasonable Ribbon's March” 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 For Easter and Spring, So each DT member will showcase something using Easter or Spring.

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 cute little Bunny Marotte that I decorated using the Bunny Head stick from Hobby Lobby and Really Reasonable Ribbon supplies. To start I used some fabric and tulle for the neck area, and then added some Really Reasonable Ribbon around the stick. I used the Metallic edged Satin for this. Next I used some Taffeta ribbon in grape from RRR and then some of the metallic edged ribbon for the bow. I hot glued it all on. I also used some bead berry sprays in grape as well. For on her head I used more taffeta ribbon , some seam binding, and some darling open roses in 2 tone dusty pink with pink centers. The rose buds I used are a light pink. I Love these flowers and ribbon. I am super excited how this turned out and will be making another. 

Really Reasonable Ribbon Supplies Used:

Taffeta Grape Ribbon

Bay Leaf green seam binding

Pearl Pink metallic Edged satin ribbon

2-Tone pink with Dusty pink Center flowers in 20mm, and 15mm

Rose Buds in Pink

Bead Berry Spray in Grape or purple

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

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

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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 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