In this week’s
blog post, we show you embroidered ribbon on scrapbook pages. There are so many interesting ways to use
ribbon with scrapbooking. We want to
hear yours! Post your ideas and methods for
scrapbooking with ribbon. As always
pictures are welcome (sales@mayarts.com), but all you have to do to enter the
contest is post a comment.
The details
are listed below:
- To enter: Post a comment.
- Start date: Monday
June 22nd, 2009
- Deadline: Sunday June 21st, 2009.
- The prize: 4 – three
yard spools of May Arts Ribbon. Your
choice!
- We will select the most creative entry. The winner’s name will be posted on Monday June29th.
- The winner will have
2 weeks to contact us & claim their prize.
- Domestic & International entries are all welcome.
To
enter our contest & post your comment, click here!
I like to use ribbon as an element like using it to make an arrow on a scrap page.
Love, love using ribbon on my layouts and cards. I tend to always add a bow or a cute knotted ribbon piece SOMEWHERE on my projects! Thanks for the awesome ideas Leah!!
I like to stamp on a organza ribbon with words or small images, using ink and use the ribbon to embellish the page. it can be happ birthday going across the ribbon, little flowers or anything that fits with your page theme
I like to use ribbon to add balance to my scrapbook pages. Sometimes a simple strip across the page, sometimes a big ol’ bow to accent a photo. Whatever the need, ribbon can fill that need! It is very versatile and can be as unassuming OR BOLD as you would like. I like to use the wider ribbon (1 1/2″) as an actual layer and treat it as I would a strip of paper.
I like to stamp monograms or related images and use embossing powder to raise the image on the ribbon. It’s a great way to personalize the page.