Showing posts with label 3mm organza ribbon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 3mm organza ribbon. Show all posts
Wednesday, 4 April 2018
Organza Finishing Touch
Hi there, Laura here today to share a card using organza ribbon available from Crafty Ribbons. I love that there are so many colours to choose from - always one to match your project!
I watercoloured a stamp from Concord and 9th with my Daniel Smith watercolours.
Once that was dry I trimmed it and wrapped my ribbon around three times. I backed it with foam to give dimension to the card (the foam also helps keep the ribbon in place) and glued it to my card base. I then tied a little bow on the ribbon on the front of the card.
Thanks for stopping by!
Wednesday, 24 January 2018
Love Bracelet
Hi Crafty Friends, Laura here today with a bracelet tutorial.
First off I gathered my ingredients - Heart ribbon and 2 contrasting colours of 3mm organza ribbons (you'll need a little more than twice the length of your wrist of each ribbon). A few seed beads. Fixings for a bracelet and 2 ribbon clasps. Needle and thread, jewellery pliers, matte medium.
Of course you can choose any colours and any ribbons.
Cut your main ribbon (in this case the heart ribbon) in half. Add the organza ribbons to one end with a couple of small stitches. Ensure it is close enough to the end of the ribbon to be covered by the ribbon clasps.
Seal the edges of the ribbon and the stitches with a little matte medium or P.V.A. glue. This will prevent fraying and make sure your knot stays tight.
Measure 9 equal distances and make tiny marks with a pencil. This is where we will add our beads.
Cross the organza ribbons over each pencil dot and secure with a stitch. Then add another stitch, this time including a seed bead. Continue on like this, alternating the organza ribbon crossing in front of the hearts and then behind the hearts.
Knot and trim the threads on the back. Add a little dot of matte medium, P.V.A glue or clear nail varnish to seal the knot.
I like to add a little blob of matte medium into the ribbon clasp before adding the ribbon, just for a little extra security. Take the length of heart ribbon that you set aside earlier and match it up to the back of the embellished ribbon. We are using this to hide the sewing. Take both lengths of heart ribbon and insert them in to the end of the ribbon clasp and crimp firmly with piers.
Add the jewellery findings to each end and ta da!
You have a finished bracelet!
Thanks for looking!
Wednesday, 22 June 2016
Strawberries?
Hi Folks! Laura here today...
It's coming up Wimbledon time and that makes me think strawberries...
I have made a beaded strawberry and hung it on three strands of organza ribbon to make a necklace.
I've used forest green as it matched my strawberry stem perfectly!
Thanks for looking!
Laura
Thursday, 19 May 2016
Ribbon and Lace
Hi Folks! It is new challenge day at our challenge site, I set the theme of Ribbon and Lace. We'd like to see your creations including both ribbon and lace. I made a bracelet...
I've used 3mm satin, 3mm organza and Etienne lace all from Crafty Ribbons.
Did you know you can also follow us on instagram? Our user name is craftyribbons and our hashtag is #craftyribbons if you have anything to share. And we'd love to see you link up your creations at the challenge site!
Laura
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