Merry Christmas to you

 Hello everyone and Merry Christmas Eve to you all! Hope you're all ready for Christmas and ready to celebrate with your family and friends. Today I have a quick post to share with you all, its another fun and easy tag I designed for Really Reasonable Ribbon.

On my tag I chose to use some of the DCWV design papers, and then some of my die cuts. I stamped the Merry Christmas in black ink, and then hot glued my 2 bows using 2 different ribbons. Love the delicate stitched as it makes for easy bows. I also chose to use the cardinal ribbons that came in the Ribbon club assortment for I believe November. Lastly I tied some Jute for the tag to tie on my gift.

Really Reasonable Ribbon Supplies: Delicate Stitched Ribbon, Ribbon club assortment  , satin Ribbon cardinals, foam tabs, twine , other supplies DCWV design papers, bazzill card stock, hot glue gun, crossover die cutting machine, white gel pen, black ink, stamp just right paper crafts.

Thank you so much for stopping by and Merry Christmas to you all! Hugs , Cheryl

Really Reasonable Ribbons December 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 Wonderland Ribbon Assortment, so I hope you Enjoy

For todays hop I wanted to do this darling Christmas tag that will be used on a gift for Christmas. I chose to do several layers of design paper, and then added the darling Christmas mouse. The mouse was cut using my cricut machine. I used the Gorgeous Ribbon from this months ribbon club. Love this white with the silver edges, just beautiful! Next I added some of the Bead Berry Sprays and flowers. Super fun and easy tags to make for the holidays.

Really Reasonable Ribbon Supplies Used: Ribbon club assortment for December , Bead Berry sprays, Open roses, Foam tabs

Thank you so much for stopping by, and hope you enjoyed my tag for today!

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

Hugs to all,

Cheryl

Christmas Tag

Hello everyone and Happy Wednesday to you all! Today I made a super fun Christmas tag using Really Reasonable Ribbon Club Assortment that was in November . I chose the Sherry Taffeta Ribbon & Merry Christmas on Tan satin . Love how this one turned out.

For my tag I chose some larger die cuts , and did different layers, using foam tabs to give it some dimension. Nest I stamped my sentiment on the oval frame using black ink, and then hot glued the flowers, and bead berry sprays. My bows were done using the Taffeta and Satin, tied together using the stem from the flowers. I love using those to tie my bows. Lastly I added some bakers twine to tie onto my package.

Supplies :

• Sherry Taffeta Ribbon
• Merry Christmas on Tan Satin Ribbon
• Cosmos Daisy Stem Mix Red/White
• 10mm open roses Mixed Christmas Color
• Bead Berry Spray Clusters Red
• Bakers Twine

Thank you for stopping by and Hope you enjoyed my post for today!

Hugs to all, Cheryl
 

Thanks Gift box

Hello crafty friends and Happy Monday to you all! Today I'm sharing another fun box designed for Really Reasonable Ribbon, this one I used as a gift box at my luncheon.

On my box I used some fall design papers to cover it, then added some RRR Ric Rac in brown. Next I chose a few oval frames and layered them using the foam tabs. I stamped the Thanks! and then distressed the oval. This box was super easy to put together. I made 2 bows using Really Reasonable Ribbons Delicate Stitched ribbon, and then the gingham ribbon. Love how simple this was to make! Perfect for those little gifts we give.

Really Reasonable Ribbon Supplies:

• Delicate Stitch Ribbon
• Gingham Ribbon
• Ric Rac
• foam squares
• scor tape 

Thank you for stopping by and have a lovely day!

Hugs to all, Cheryl

Welcome Autumn Small Gable Box

 

Hello crafty friends and Happy Monday to you all! Todays Small Gable box was designed for Maker's Movement using the darling New Woodland Friends Stamp & Die sets, along with Give Thanks Stamp set. I made this box to give as a gift at my luncheon this past Thursday

The gable box I bought, and then decorated using the New Autumn Breeze design paper pad, and then stamped up the darling bear from Woodland friends set. I colored him with copics, and added some white dots, and little eyelashes. Welcome Autumn cam from the Give Thanks Stamp set, and I will list it below with link. Lastly I added some trim, feathers , and ribbons to my box.

Supplies Used:

• Woodland friends stamp set
• Woodland friends die set
• An autumn Breeze Design paper pad
• Give Thanks stamp set
• Glue
• Crossover II machine
• Really Reasonable Ribbon
• Gable box
• copics 

Really Reasonable Ribbons November 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 today using the Vintage Christmas Ribbon Assortment, so I hope you Enjoy

So for todays Hop I decided to do a recipe card, as I'm tired of printing out recipes/or looking them up on the internet. this recipe card is for Pumpkin Chocolate chip cookies, and I added the rest of the directions to the back. I love all the ribbons in this months collection, and chose to use 3 on this recipe card. I also added some embellishments from RRR and the little gingerbread baking boy is a cricut SVG file that I cut out on my machine.

Really Reasonable Ribbon Supplies:

Vintage Christmas Ribbon Assortment

Scotch advance tape refill

Snowflake Embellishment

Heart Embellishment

Thank you so much for stopping by, and hope you enjoyed my Recipe card for today!

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

Hugs to all,

Cheryl

Give Thanks Treat box

Hello crafty friends and happy Monday to you all! Today I'm sharing a treat box, or gift box I made using Really Reasonable Ribbon and this darling little turkey. I love decorating these boxes as they are so much fun! These will be used on my table as place name tags for seating.

For my box I bought these at Hobby Lobby, and then cut design paper to cover the front and back of the box. You can use design papers for the entire box, but I wanted to do this one different. I then layered some oval shapes, and this darling turkey that I cut on my cricut using Kadoodlebug Svg. Next I made the big bows using Really Reasonable Ribbons Plaid Cream and brown Tartan Ribbon, and then the Shimmer Satin Tangerine with gold. Each piece was popped using the Foam Tabs, and paper was added using the scor tape.

My image was airbrushed and then colored using copics. Name was done with Thickers.

Supplies :

• Tangerine Shimmer Satin 
• Plaid Brown/Cream Tartan Ribbon
• Foam Tabs
• Scor Tape

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

Hugs to all, Cheryl

Ghost Trick Or Treat Bags/Maker's Movement

Hello crafty friends and Happy Friday to you all! Today I'm sharing another fun Treat bag I designed for My Makers Movement using several of their dies. Love this little Ghost and hope you love my post for today!

So for these bags: I used store bought bags that I picked up at our local warehouse sale this past summer. I then used some of the old shape dies from Makers Movement for layering my main image "Spooky Buds Die Set". Next I cut out 3 Ghost, and then stamped up 3 of the candy corn candies to fussy cut out. I also wanted to add eyelashes and some distressing to my ghost. 

Tags: were done using the Nested Square Tags die set, and then I stamped the Trick or Treat stamp from the Trick or Treat set. The candy corn also came from this set as well. I had to add some fun embellishments, so I chose to add the Tricks and Treats shaker sprinkles , they are so darling and I glued on the bats and pumpkins from the sprinkles. Lastly I added some Really Reasonable Ribbon to my tag and main image layers. I Love how these bags turned out! 

Maker's Movement Supplies:

Spooky Buds Die set

Trick or Treat Stamp & Die Set

Nested Square Tags Die set

Tricks and Treats Shaker Sprinkles

Mono Multi Liquid glue

Crossover II die cutting machine

Thank you for stopping by and have a lovely day!

Hugs to all,

Cheryl

Sweet Tea cup w/Really Reasonable Ribbon

Hello everyone and happy Monday to you all! Today's Tea cup was designed for Really Reasonable Ribbon and for a class I'm doing for my doll club meeting in November , that I'm hosting. I thought this would be a fun project for the ladies to all do.
 

My tea cup was cut using a die and Matt board to give it some strength I used scor tape to hold together. I then glued all the design papers to each matt board using scor tape and a little liquid glue. I had bought a huge pack of this design paper at our local warehouse sale, it cost me 1.00 for like 25 sheets. super awesome deal. The die I used is an Old Sizzix die. I added Really Reasonable ribbon's Gabrielle Lace My flowers were done using my Glass Flower techniques found HERE on my blog. I have a few different ones, hope you enjoy! I then hot glued the pearls to the centers of all my flowers. I added some feathers, and some branches for some embellishing on my cup. The ribbon bow was added on to hang the tag. I forgot to stamp a sentiment on my tag, oops!

Really Reasonable ribbon Supplies:

Gabrielle Off white Lace

Metallic Edge Satin Ribbon Christmas collection

Score Tape

other supplies , liquid glue, hot glue, pearls, distress ink, feathers, punches, and dies.

Thank you so much for looking and hope you love my post for today!

Hugs,

Cheryl

Halloween Tag / Maker's Movement

 
Hello everyone and Happy Wednesday to you all! Today I have this fun Halloween tag made for  Maker's Movement using the Spooky New"Spider Die Set" , "Tricks and Treats Paper Pad" & "The Nested Square Tags", super easy and fun tag to make!

Makers Movement Supplies Used:

Spider Die Set

Nested Square Tags

Tricks and Treats paper pad

Tombo Mono Multi Liquid glue

Crossover II Fabric & Paper die cutting machine

Trick or Treat Stamp and Die set (for sentiment)

For my tag today I cut out the Nested tag using black card stock, then cut a piece of the new design paper to layer on top. The spider and its web were cut using the New Spider die set from Makers Movement, and I glued them on. The Happy haunting stamp came from the Trick or Treat set, and ws stamped in black ink, and then airbrushed the tag. Next I added some dots, and a heart gem to my spider. The ribbons are all from Really Reasonable Ribbon, and went perfect with this tag. lastly I added some dots to the bottom of my tag.

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