In this
week’s ‘Scrapbooking / Arts & Crafts’ blog post, we showed you how ribbon
can add a wonderfully decorative touch to a craft project. Ribbon is also an
inexpensive way to personalize your designs.
With so many ribbons to choose from, how do you decide which one to use?
We want to hear your opinion!
What types of ribbon do you like to
use on your craft projects? Do you have
a favorite fabric, width, or pattern?
Feel free to send in photos of your “crafting
with ribbon” work to sales@mayarts.com, we will happily post them all!
Details are listed below:
- To enter: Post a comment.
- Start date: Monday July 13th
, 2009
- Deadline: Sunday July 26th,
2009.
- The prize: 6 – three
yard spools of May Arts Ribbon. Your choice!
- We will select one entry. The
winner’s name will be posted on Monday July 27th.
- 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 love using all types of ribbon but one of my favorites to use on scrapbooking pages is ric rak, because you can easily use it on boy/teen pages without it looking too girly.
Love, love, LOVE me some ribbon! No discrimination here. I seem to add a bit of ribbon, be it a knotted piece or a cute bow, to every project!!
I’m really enjoying reading all your fun ribbon ideas Leah, YOU ROCK!!
I always love adding some ribbon for fun color, dimension on the page and some texture.. I like my projects to “feel” alive… I love bulky and textured ribbon but also love some rick rack- always the perfect additive to anything, lately I’ve been into lace type ribbon too.
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Hi, my name is Kimberly and I am addicted to ribbon …