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Frayed for the
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Jennifer
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This month we wanted to focus on ribbon and
what you could do with it on your layouts or projects! We
challenged you to have a little fun and show us your creative
style. I was amazed at what we received. I truly was inspired
to pull out my ribbon and create!
Recently when I
found out I would be writing this article, I did like I often
do, look through the submissions we have received that month
and then also look around at some of my favorite online
galleries and magazines. As I was doing this, I saw a new
trend with ribbon that caught my eye! The "frayed ribbon" is
where an artist is pulling the ribbon apart on purpose adding
a whole new dimension to the use of ribbon. I was drawn to
this look. It was beautiful and my mind starting wandering to
my family and the upcoming holidays.
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Design note: I made the large heart
out of leftover cardboard and covered it with ribbons.
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My Baby
Love by Amanda Laboy. Supplies: Paper: Paper
Reflections, Cardstock: Bazzill, Die Cut Tag: Daisy D's,
Rub-ons: Making Memories, Ribbons: American Crafts, Michael's,
Pen: Sharpie, Uniball Signo.
Journaling:
Nothing compares to holding you while you sleep- safe
in Mommy's arms.
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Journaling: Ashlee, You are such a
diva!! You came downstairs today "posing" and smiling! You
wanted me to take your picture since you were "all dressed up
pretty". How could I resist I had to take your picture! Summer
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Her Futures so
Bright by Jennifer Wuthrich. Supplies: Paper: Basic Grey, Ribbon:
offray, Chipboard: Heidi Swapp, Scenic Route, Die cut letters:
Sizzix, Stickers: Making Memories, Buttons: Other, Photo
Anchors: 7 Gypsies.
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Editor's note:
Journaling with stickers can be fun and easy.
Journaling is an art form for many of us, we are always
looking for new ways to change and expand our work.
Incorporating stickers as the journaling is a great way
to add style also to the layout. |
Look
What the Cat Dragged In by Jill Cornelius. Supplies:
Paper: Rusty
Pickle, Cardstock: Bazzill, Button: Rusty Pickle,
Stickers: Rusty Pickle, Ribbon: American Crafts, Ink:
Colorbox, Staples: Office Max Supply Store, Other:
Embroidery Thread.
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