Hello everyone~

I just wanted to show my card using 3 various types of ribbon from February’s Monthly Ribbon Club. The package included the lime green ric-rac ribbon, the bright pink satin ribbon and the multi-colored plaid ribbon. These ribbons are absolutely a perfect combination to use on any Easter card. Join the Monthly Ribbon Club today and you too will start receiving your package of fabulous ribbons that will embellish any card beautifully.

Here is my card:

Digital Image: Jovi Painting Halen from Sew Many Cards (Colored image with Prisma color pencils and OMS, cut image out and popped up with 3D foam dots).

Card Stock: Pink/purple (TAC) and Easter print (The Easter Surprise Collection – Happy Easter Stripe)

Die-Cuts: Nestabilities Ovals/Scallop Ovals.

Templates: Egg template.

Inks: Sakura Stardust Gelly Pen (Jovi’s patches and heart nose and Halen’s patches and egg).

Embellishments: Cotton Ball White Fun Flock (Halen’s and Jovi’s tails), lilac half pearls, pink half flower petal pearls, lime ric-rac, bright pink satin ribbon and multi-colored plaid ribbon (all 3 of these ribbons are from the Monthly Ribbon Club for February) from Really Reasonable Ribbon.

Thanks for stopping by!

Hugs, Kym

Stamps: Script on scalloped circle - Tin Can Mail; My Dear Heart - Annette Allen Watkins

Paper - Heidi Grace

Punches: Long strip punch is from Martha Stewart, Scallop Punch is from Paper Shapers

Ruffles Ribbon - Really Reasonable Ribbon

Thanks so much for looking.

Bonnie

Hi Everyone.

I can't believe I'm doing this again!!! I'm starting to think nobody wants this ribbon!! LOL
For whatever reason, I have not heard anything from our first two winners, so here we go again. Hopefully this will be the third and final random number:

Random Integer Generator
Here are your random numbers: 7
Timestamp: 2010-02-23 15:57:42 UTC

This one has to work. We got the lucky number 7!!

Dana said...
Use ribbons for cards and layouts! Would be great to update with some new RIBBBONS! Put a post on my blog to help!
2/8/10 11:21 PM

Okay Dana, you have 72 hours to contact me with your shipping information by clicking the contact button at the top of the blog. I really hope to hear from you soon!!

Bonnie

Hello Everyone!

I wanted to introduce Flowers in Line ribbon. This ribbon is 3/4” wide and comes in a variety of colors. I used the Bright Pink and added yellow rhinestones into the center of each flower. It makes such a pretty embellishment. Next, I made a bow with the new Funky Vert Stripe grosgrain ribbon. This ribbon comes in 3/8” wide and also comes in a variety of color combinations. I used the Yellow/Pink/Green combination. Be sure to check out Really Reasonable Ribbon store for either of these ribbons and many new additions. You’ll surely fall in love with them.

I created my first Spring card. Unfortunately, I had to scan the card. Tried taking a picture so you could see how the card springs up, but the camera did not want to corporate and couldn’t get a really good picture.

Rubber Stamp: Just for You from Wags N’ Whiskers Store (Colored with Prisma color pencils and OMS, cut image out and popped up with 3D foam dots).

Card Stock: Yellow, blue, green and prints from Martha Stewart – In Pastels.

Die-Cuts: Nestabilities Ovals/Scallop Ovals.

Embossing: Cuttlebug Swiss Dots embossing folder.

Punches: Martha Stewart Branch punch and EK Success Leaves punch.

Inks: Sakura Stardust (flowers).

Embellishments: Yellow Liquid Applique’ (center of flowers), yellow rhinestones, 3/4” Flowers in Line Bright Pink ribbon from Really Reasonable Ribbon and 3/8” Funky Vert Stripe Yellow/Pink/Green grosgrain ribbon from Really Reasonable Ribbon.

Thanks so much for stopping by.

Hugs, Kym

Well, our first blog candy winner is MIA (no contact within the 72 hour time frame), so we're pulling another number. Our new random number is:

Random Integer Generator
Here are your random numbers: 45
Timestamp: 2010-02-19 20:51:02 UTC

Cr8ive ME said...
Hi!WoW!!! What a generous drawing. I just posted about it on my Facebook & Twitter page. My updated tweets show up on my sidebar of my blog, too. I'm definitely a card maker and would use the ribbon for that. Check out my blog to see what I like to do with ribbon & be sure that I tweeted about it.{{hugs}}M.E.
2/11/10 8:45 AM

Congratulations Mary Ellen!!! You have 72 hours to respond to this post by clicking on the contact button at the top of the blog page and emailing me your shipping information. I hope to hear from you soon!!

Bonnie

Hello Everyone!

I would like to introduce Chex ribbon. You’re probably thinking the cereal Chex, but it’s actually ribbon that is a gingham check. I absolutely love the combination of colors this ribbon comes in and various styles of gingham check. Please visit Really Reasonable Ribbon to see the fabulous gingham check ribbon.

Here is my card using 3/8” Pink, Yellow and Lime Chex Ribbon:

Digital Image: Tayla Baby in Tree from Sew Many Cards (Colored image with Prisma color pencils and OMS, cut image out and popped up with 3D foam dots).

Card Stock: Light pink, medium pink, olive green and brown (TAC) and 3 prints (Martha Stewart – In Pastels).

Die-Cuts: Sizzlits Branch with Leaves Dies.

Punches: Martha Stewart Branch punch.

Inks: Sakura Stardust Gelly Pen (dots on blanket and Tayla’s bow).

Embellishments: Pink flower buttons, pink rhinestones, pink satin flowers and 3/8” Pink, Yellow, Lime Chex grosgrain ribbon (Really Reasonable Ribbon).

Thanks so much for stopping by.

Hugs, Kym

Hi Everyone and Happy Thursday to you all. I hope that you had a great Valentine's weekend. With all the snow that many of us have experienced over the winter, I thought what a great opportunity to showcase some "SPRING FILLED" ribbon. The February ribbon club kit is filled with beautiful pieces and fresh colors. From pretty peachy mini dots to Funky Vertical Stripes, Pink satin to Lime Mini RicRac. Oh this kit is filled with ribbons that will make you smile.

Now after I opened this little package of Really Reasonable Ribbon up, I couldn't choose just one or two to highlight, so here it goes. Erika has really stepped outside of her comfort zone and she has created a ribbon background. Don't ya just LOVE IT!!!! Complete with Easter Egg Flowers. I did a "cute" card. So without further adieu, take a look at what the February Ribbon Club kit has to offer. For $9.00 a month, you will get between 10-15 yards of ribbon shipped right to your door from Really Reasonable Ribbon. If you are an International client, your cost is only $11.50! Now THAT is a great deal.

Try creating a ribbon background for your next project. The texture and color will be amazing.

We'll see you next Thursday
Toodles
Erika