Sweet Fox Valentines Day Candy Pocket

Hello everyone and Happy Friday to you all! Today I have these darling Candy Fox Heart Pockets I made using all Heart shape die cuts, and Really Reasonable Ribbon, and embellishments.I made 12 of these to give at our Doll Club Meeting for February, for Valentines Day exchange. I thought they would be cute and fun to give to the ladies. I really enjoyed making these, and thought next time I will have to try to make some Kitty Cats maybe, they would be super cute too!

To start with I cut out 24 large hearts, remember they are pouches to hold a candy, so the back is the same as the front. I then glued the edges together to create 12. Next I took a smaller heart and cut 12 white for the foxes face, and cut it in half, and then cut a little off of it, and glued it down to the top. I thought wouldnt it be darling to have the eyes heart shaped as well, so I used Really Reasonable Ribbons Heart shaped pearls, and then added the black to the centers. Now if you have those black pearls really small, you can use those, but I had the viva pen, and used it. The tip isnt working so well on it, so the dots dont come out as great as they use to, but it worked., Next I used Really Reasonable Ribbons White 8mm pearl, and colored it black for the nose. The ears I used 2 different sizes of hearts , and then made 2 different bows and added a flower to the center. Love making these darling foxes, they were so fun. Next I am going to try to make some kitty Cats, I think they would be so darling too!
Really Reasonable Ribbon Supplies used:
8mm flat backed Pearl
11mm white pearl bead heart shape
10mm Resin flower
Ribbon Club assortment for the bows
Delicate Stitched Ribbon
Scotch Advanced Tape Refill
Saved Wire from all the Mulberry flowers

Other Supplies:
Heart dies
Viva Pearl pen in black
branch punch
design paper
candy
glue gun
wire from flowers

I hope you enjoyed my post for today, and thank you for stopping by!
Hugs to all,
Cheryl
Sweeetdesignsbycheryl

Really Reasonable Ribbon January Blog Hop

Welcome to "Really Reasonable Ribbon's"January" Blog Hop!

If you arrived here from Ginny'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 Valentine Mix Ribbon Assortment, so I hope you Enjoy!!!

Supplies Used:

Valentine Mix Ribbon Assortment Pack: 3 ribbons from the assortment for my pocket and tag

Rose buds mixed pink

2- tone pink rose buds 12mm

flowers

flower white embellishments

antique bronze leaf embellishment

tape

miniature sweetheart blossoms mixed pink

mixed pink open roses

Other supplies

My Maker Movement die swirl

Cottagecutz

baby princess design paper

American crafts card stock

glue stick

glitter

best glue ever

hot glue gun

martha stewart punch

distress ink antique linen 

copic markers

for this darling pocket I started by using the library die and cut out the darling paper with it, next I used the white card stock and cut the window die , and then my baby lamb was all cut in white, and then distressed using distress ink and copic pens to color the pink on the little lamb. I wanted to keep the window all white and the swirl I cut in white and left it all white, as I wanted to add a little greenery using the branches, and then the open roses. On the window I did add RRR flower embellishments, and they too are white, and love how they look. This sweet lamb was so fun to color up, its an oldie, but was fun to work with, as its been awhile since Ive used it. The tag I just cut using the cutter, and then punched a hole and added some more ribbon, and then rose buds.

I will end up adding this to an album page later on , when I work on an album :) Hope you are enjoying the hop today, and thank you for looking! 

Thank you for stopping by 

hope you all are enjoying today's hop, and hope you enjoyed my post as well! :)

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

Hugs to all,

Cheryl

Little One /1st Birthday card

 Hello everyone and Happy New Year to you all! Today I have a super fun 1st Birthday card to share using Really Reasonable Ribbon, Flowers, and embellishments. Its been awhile since Ive made any cards, and this one is super special as I made it for our Grandsons 1st Birthday!

On my card I chose to use Really Reasonable Ribbons Delicate Stitched Satin in Blue to create a bow to put behind the little tag that says Little ONE. The fox and that tag were both cut out of the design paper, as this darling paper is so sweet and I thought perfect for my grandsons birthday. The fox I chose is a CC die and thought it would be cute colored up , and a little cupcake with a number 1 candle. I then added some RRR Rose buds and some branches and leaves to the area around the fox and cupcake. I added some glitter to the cupcake and to the top of the candle. Lastly I did add a couple of Really Reasonable Ribbons cute flower embellishments as I thought they would be so darling on the card and give it a little glitz.

 Really Reasonable Ribbon Supplies Used:
Delicate Stitched Satin Ribbon
Rose Buds white, and blue
embellishments Pearl Daisy Flower
resin flowers with rhinestone
foam tabs
scotch advanced tape
Leaves

other supplies used 
dies,
glitter
distress ink
punch 
sewing machine
pebbles design paper
American crafts card stock

I really enjoyed making my card for todays post, it felt good to get back into the card making, cant wait to make my next one! 

I hope you enjoyed my post for today, and thank you for stopping by! Hope you have a lovely day!
Hugs to all,
Cheryl

Snowman Treat Box with Really Reasonable Ribbon

Hello everyone and Happy Wednesday to you all! Today I have recycled this darling snowman treat box that I received in a basket, that held truffles, and thought how cute it would look decorated with Really Reasonable Ribbons ,flowers, and embellishments. I did take a before photo of it not decorated and then it decorated so you could see a before and after photo. Hope you enjoy my post for today, and Hope you all have a Very Merry Christmas as well!

Really Reasonable Ribbon Supplies:
Mulberry Flowers Open Roses 20mm white (29 used on snowman)
Seam Binding Lipstick Red(snowman scarf) 
30mm white leaves
embellishment
hunter gingham ribbon 3/8"
resin flower on the snowmans hat 
flower shaped rhinestone embellishment

So for this sweet little snowman treat box, I started with covering the bottom of him with 29 open roses in all white. Love how it looks. Next I ruched up the seam binding in Lipstick red and added it to the scarf around his neck to give it a neat look, and then added some white leaves, green gingham and a green flower rhinestone embellishment.

for the hat I chose to do the same using the seam binding, but this time I added a little flower resin embellishment to his hat. This project was super fun to do, as I enjoyed taking a break from everything else going on, and being able to just craft for a bit. Hope you enjoyed my post for today!

Hope you all have a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Thank you so much for stopping by! Hugs to all
Cheryl

Really Reasonable Ribbon December Blog Hop

 Welcome to "Really Reasonable Ribbon's" December" Blog Hop!

If you arrived here from Ginny'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 Blues Ribbon Assortment, so I hope you Enjoy!!!

Really Reasonable Ribbon Supplies Used:

Decembers Ribbon Assortment

(Delicate Stitched White Satin)

Grosgrain Snowflake print)

Embellishment flower

tape refill

I made 9 of these treat bags for the ladies in our doll club as we have our doll club Christmas party today, and we do a little swap of candy or card, and then a gift exchange too, well this is for the little candy/card part. I started with these super cute bags, and added just some simple chocolates inside, and then made some tags to tie on the tops using this months ribbon assortment, for this bag here I chose the white and silver with snowflakes.. I did add a flower to Santa's cap in place of his fluffy ball, as I thought it would be super cute. for some extra glitz I added glitter to him as well, and then stamped Merry Christmas to the bottom of the tag.

Thank you for stopping by 

hope you all are enjoying today's hop, and hope you enjoyed my post as well! :)

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

Hugs to all,

Cheryl

Hello Mini Post it w / Really Reasonable Ribbon

Hello everyone and Happy Wednesday to all! today I have a sweet little post it note pad to share using Really Reasonable Ribbons lace, Ribbon, Flowers, and embellishments for this sweet simple project.


To start with I chose matte board from hobby lobby and stampinups die to cut this out. Then i used some scrap design paper for the top, its one of my favorite old pieces. Next I decided to used some pink flowers( carnations, and rose buds, then purples too) for the cluster of flowers, they are done on the Gabrielle lace , I also added 30mm green leaves, but it may be hard to see those now,all are hot glued to this part. the big bows were tied using the shimmer pink satin ribbon, this holds the little post it together. the little tag is grungeboard, and is inked up, and then i added some vintage flower charms and little rub ons to it. this post it was super easy to make, and super fast.

Really Reasonable Ribbon supplies used
Gabrielle Lace
1' Scortape
scotch refill tape runner
foam tabs
rose buds pinks
rose buds puple
carnations pink
carnations purple
30mm green leaves
pink shimmer satin ribbon
embellishments bronze vintage flower charms

Hope you enjoyed my project for today, and thank you for stopping by, have a lovely week!
hugs to all,
Cheryl

Christmas Heart Tin w/Really Reasonable Ribbon

Hello everyone and Happy Monday to all! Today Im sharing a fun little recycled heart tin that I used to hold money, and thought how fun it would be to decorate it with Really Reasonable Ribbons Christmas ribbons and flowers, so it could be set out for Christmas this year with wrapped candies.

Its an old see's candy chocolate tin, and I just added some Really Reasonable Ribbons Beautiful Gabrielle Lace around the sides and on the top of the heart tin. Love this beautiful lace!

for the top of the box I made the Gabrielle lace into a big bow and hot glued it to the top, next I took the green emerald gingham ribbon and made another bow and layered it on top of the lace, then the red checkerboard satin, and then the bakers twine, and next the flowers in white open rose, and then a red carnation, and ted and white rose buds. lastly I added 2 of the beautiful vintage antique bronze flower charms to the top of the heart. I really enjoyed decorating this tin, as its always nice to find new things to create, and recycle.

Really Reasonable Ribbon Supplies:
Gabrielle off white crochet Lace
Gingham Emerald 3/8" 
Checkerboard Satin red
bakers twine cherry
Red carnations
open roses white 
Rose buds
Antique bronze flower vintage flower charm
green leaves 35mm

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

Really Reasonable Ribbon November Hop

Welcome to "Really Reasonable Ribbon's" November Blog Hop!

If you arrived here from Ginny'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 Holiday Shimmer Ribbon Assortment, so I hope you Enjoy!!!

Really Reasonable Ribbon Supplies used:

November Ribbon Holiday shimmer assortment

Rose Buds mixed purple tone

Carnations mixed purple /lilac

carnations mixed  pink

pearls 10mm

hearts embellishments 

green leaves

So for my candle today I took a candle that I had and started by hot gluing the flat backed 10mm pearls to the bottom of the candle. Now I had to add the hot glue to the back of each pearl as you cant add hot glue to the candle...hehehe I found that out real quick....hehehe anyways for adding the bow and flowers, i figured I better tie my silver ribbon around the candle and then tie on the bow, then i used the wire for each additional bow to add them into the first bow, and then was able to hot glue all the leaves and flowers to this. Lastly I thought 2 hearts on the ribbon would be so sweet, so I added a little hot glue to the top of the hearts and glued them on.

I thought about adding smaller pearls around the top part of the candle, but thought it would be too much. maybe my next one will have pearls on top as well as the bottom.

Thank you for stopping by 

hope you all are enjoying today's hop, and hope you enjoyed my post as well! :)

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

Hugs to all,

Cheryl

Fall decorated Soap Dispenser

 Hello everyone and Happy Monday to you all! Today I have a fun and easy project to make for the holidays using Really Reasonable Ribbons Flowers , Seam Binding, Grosgrain Ribbon, and Satin Ribbons. This Pumpkin is a soap dispenser, and I bought 2 of them, I figured I would decorate them up for this month for Thanksgiving.

On them I started with the Tobacco Brown Seam Binding, and tied it around the lid part, and then made a big bow and tied it on. Next I tied the Orange Satin into a bow and hot glued it on. Next I made a smaller bow out of the sunflowers grosgrain ribbon, and then used hot glue to glue that one on next. Lastly I added some Yellow rose buds, and then some Orange rose buds using hot glue, its that easy! Love when projects come together easy like this, and they turn out super cute too. I will have two of these for both guest bathroom in my home .

Really Reasonable Ribbon Supplies:
Sunflowers on Kiwi Grosgrain Ribbon
Seam Binding Tobacco Brown
Satin Swirls Orange
Yellow Rose buds
Orange Rose Buds

above is a close up so you can see that I pulled a string in the seam binding to ruched the ties on the bow so they would have the gathered looked, now you could do that with the entire bow, and each loop, however for this project I chose not to.

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

Christmas Carol

Hello everyone, today I have a sweet Christmas card I designed for Really Reasonable Ribbon using some beautiful ribbon and flowers from the Really Reasonable Ribbon shop.

The Shimmer Satin Ribbon came from the October Ribbon Club Assortment, and it's one of my many favorites as it's absolutely gorgeous in person. Love how it works up into beautiful bows too! My flowers were done using the Carnations, Sweetheart Blossoms, Rose Buds, and Pretty Flori Flowers, and 35mm Green Leaves. To put my card together I used Scotch ATG refill, and thin foam tabs both from Really Reasonable Ribbon, and Graphic45 design paper and AC card stock. I did add sewing and white gel dots on the 2 layers. My card came together pretty easy, as there is no stamping on this, and the die cut was already cut and laying aside ready to be used...hehehe love that!


Really Reasonable Ribbon Supplies Used:
Shimmer Satin from the October Ribbon Club Assortment
shimmer satin assortment of colors can be found HERE
Carnations
Sweetheart Blossoms
Rose Buds
Pretty Flori Flowers
Green Leaves 35mm
Pearls 12mm
Scotch Tape refill
white thin foam tabs 

Hope you enjoyed my post for today, thank you for looking and have a lovely day!
Hugs to all,
Cheryl