
I used white thread on the example of how to do the zig zag stitches so you could see them better. The Joy card uses red thread to gather the seam binding. The last card uses white thread. I actually like it both ways. I used the same length of ribbon for both cards even though the ribbon covers almost twice the space in the second card. You can see how it can look with a tight gathering and with it gathered more loosely. Really, this technique looks great even if you don't get it exact or have a specific measurement to use. I like it gathered more tightly like in the first card but it looks great more spread out like the last card.
Last of all, I need to post the blog candy I offered during the blog tour. The stamp set, ink pad, marker, Stampin' Around cartridge and reinker go to Amy Phelps! Amy, email me with your mailing address so I can get your fun blog candy sent to you.
Well, I reckon I need to fix supper. My husband will be home in about a half hour and he seems to like to eat supper every night :~)
4 comments:
omgosh elaine you are so creative. I just love how you come up with these cards. I have been racking my brain for two weeks trying to come up with a good card for christmas this year. I have seen several really beautiful cards on your blog so be assured I will be CASEing you for chirstmas. lol thanks again for the ideas.
I just LOVE the christmas cards! I think Deck the Halls is my favorite DSP! I'm a new follower from stampin connection #276
Love this ribbon technique! Gorgeous card. Thanks also for the blog candy - check your email! Woo Hoo!!! - Amy
love the ruched ribbon...will try this thanks. The DSP looks like a large top note die ?? or is it a different die cut ??
can you let me know thanks
janette.morrison@ntlworld.com
Hugs
Janette
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