Ribbon instead of paper on acrylic

I have a bit of a ribbon fetish….is there Ribbon-lovers anonymous? 

Just kidding….I have no intentions of quitting my hoarding.

I did, however, jump at the chance to use these lovely Ruffled ribbon strips from Pink Paislee….everywhere and anywhere I could, until it was all used up.  On this Noel Acrylic Tri-fold frame from Clear Scraps, I used 4 different kinds of ribbon – working them all together so that I didn’t even need any patterned paper for the whole project.  In fact, If I had had my photos ready for this frame, I wouldn‘t have needed any cardstock to hold my places either.  The ruffled ribbon made the perfect base-border for my frame.  I also added the large jeweled broach from Pink Paislee to the bow at the top of my silver acrylic bells. 

  Silver bells frames

 

In addition to the Pink Paislee ribbon and broach, I also used ribbon from May Arts and  Creative Impressions,   silver paint from Delta, silver leafing pen from Krylon, jewels from Imaginisce, and rub-ons and chipboard letters from Heidi Swapp. 

 

Thanks.

Cathy Schellenberg

 

6 responses to “Ribbon instead of paper on acrylic”

  1. Karen Day Avatar
    Karen Day

    Very pretty!

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  2. Dawnll from Dawn's Craft Place Avatar

    This is so pretty- and I would join you at ribbon anonymous.
    Thanks for sharing

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  3. Karen Day Avatar
    Karen Day

    Very pretty!

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  4. Dawnll from Dawn's Craft Place Avatar

    This is so pretty- and I would join you at ribbon anonymous.
    Thanks for sharing

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  5. Rhonda V. Avatar

    Stunningly elegant and perfect for a wedding album! Love that idea!

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  6. Rhonda V. Avatar

    Stunningly elegant and perfect for a wedding album! Love that idea!

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