Hello, my dear crafty friends!
My name is Irit Shalom and I thrilled to be Really Reasonable Ribbon guest designer for January. This post is just a copy and paste of the very same post in RRR blog here.
As a shabby/vintage artist who adores altering my first project is an altered wooden bag you can buy in any $1 store. It came with this ugly green ribbon as it's handle and fortunately the holes were big enough to make another pretty ones after all.
As a shabby/vintage artist who adores altering my first project is an altered wooden bag you can buy in any $1 store. It came with this ugly green ribbon as it's handle and fortunately the holes were big enough to make another pretty ones after all.
First I covered it with Bo Bunny patterned papers and it was very easy as you just need a few straight cuts. Then I added a strip of 1.5'' Jute Ribbon Natural (almost not seen after all) and ties a piece of Burlap Woven Ribbon Ivory trim around the box.
A piece of Black Crochet lace was glued over the front part and now for the fun: my ribbon flowers!
I made 2 of them. The first was done with Sheer Ruffle Edge Aqua trim, stitched and pulled to make this fancy flower. I added a small ribbon flower I made ages ago from unknown blue satin ribbon.
My second flower was made with 1.5'' Champagne Netting base, stitched and pulled to make this flower base. The white flower was made with Cheer Box Pleats White ribbon and it was no sewing one, just glued to make the circle. The flower center here is Prima center.
I also added 3 resin small flowers on the top.
The handles were made with Jute Ribbon Natural trim and secured with very old brads (great way to use 4 of them as we all have a lot and never use any)
This box can be used as another gift packaging or even as a gift itself.
Hope you liked my project for today and see you next time with more crafty ribbon projects!
Product list:
$ Store wooden bag
Patterned paper: Bo Bunny
Resins: Handmade Halo shop
Flower center: Prima
Other: brads
Ribbons:
Sheer Ruffle Edge Aqua (800550)
See you again with more RRR projects!
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