Thursday, January 5, 2012

Romantic Ribbon Flower

Now that the Occasions Mini Catalog is live I can't wait to show some of the lovely things it has to offer. With the Vintage Trend still going strong, Stampin' Up! has lots to offer including the stamp set Bordering on Romance and the matching Twitterpated designer paper.

Today I wanted to show you a card I made using the new Pleated Satin Ribbon as the focal point. Available in 4 colors, I chose the color Blushing Bride to create a simple floral accent for my card. 
Note: Another new item this season is the Adorning Accents Edgelit Dies to use with the Big Shot. That is what created the unique scallop at the bottom of my card.
My close up of the ribbon flower. To make this:

1. Punch a 1-3/8" circle of cardstock
2. Cover it as much as possible with Sticky Strip. Remove red strip.
3. Begin in the center of the circle, lay down the end of the pleated ribbon and wrap it around and around until the punched circle is covered. Cut the end.
4. Add embellishments such as a Basic Pearl or Basic Rhinestone.

No twisting is necessary because the ribbon is pleated! These can be made in any size really.

All supplies are Stampin' Up!

Stamps:   #125480 (wm) Bordering on Romance - Occasions Mini
                #125482 (cm)  Bordering on Romance
                #117014 (wm) Curly Cute
                #120510 (cm)  Curly Cute

Cardstock: Basic Gray, Blushing Bride
Ink: Basic Gray, Mahogany distressing ink

Paper:     #125406  Twitterpated dsp - Occasions Mini

Other:     #125595  Adorning Accents Edgelits Die - Occasions Mini
               #125570  Blushing Bride Pleated Satin Ribbon - Occasions Mini
               #119246  Basic Rhinestones
               #114511  Little Leaves Sizzlits Die 
               #119860 1-3/8" Circle Punch
               #119871 Corner Punch
               #104294  Sticky Strip
                 Big Shot
                 Sponge


Hope your day is a creative one!


 

4 comments:

Gladys said...

FANTASTIC idea! Thanks for sharing the how to with us.

irishgalkelly said...

Wow Lisa! This is gorgeous! Thank you for the instructions too. I love your romantic card with all the dsp and soft, pretty colors. The bottom edge really takes it up a notch or two. I need to add all of these supplies to my wishlist!

Kay Kalthoff said...

Great idea, Lisa!

Jayne Stenstrom said...

This is such a great idea! I may have to incorporate this into my upcoming open house! Thanks for sharing.

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