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Monday, August 13, 2012

Time for Another Really Reasonable Ribbon Blog Hop!



Hello everyone and welcome to the August Really Reasonable Ribbons Ramblings blog hop!

If you are here from the Really Reasonable Ribbon blog, you are in the right place. If you just happened on to my blog, you will want to head back there so you don't miss a thing.
The August Ribbon Club set is made up of some beautiful purples and grays that look awesome together.


Now, I know when you think of using ribbon, masculine cards aren't the first thing that comes to mind. I needed a masculine card though, and thought I could kill two birds with one stone. These colors worked awesome for it if I do say so myself! :)

Here's my card.

I simply wove assorted ribbons and attached it to a piece of cardstock to make the focal point.
I embossed the gray background paper with an embossing folder, then hit the high spots with a watermark ink. The sentiment is an old Stampin'UP! stamp.
I hope you will try weaving ribbons if you haven't already. It is quite fun!
The monthly Ribbon Club kits work great for this technique because Bonnie has already picked ribbons that look awesome together. Not a member yet? CLICK HERE to find out all of the details and/or sign up.

Please make sure to leave a comment on my blog and on each of the other girls blogs, because as always, there will be a prize and lots of inspiration. I have seen a couple of sneak peeks and the girls have really outdone themselves!

Your next stop on the hop is sweet Linda's blog.

Thanks for dropping by today!

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Other Supplies:
Ranger Industries - Perfect Medium
StazOn - Jet Black ink
ProvoCraft Cuttlebug - Spots and Dots embossing folder 

29 comments:

  1. This card is lovely. Simple and elegant. The ribbon weaving gave it such nice texture! Ginny

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  2. Gorgeous card.. Love how you weaved the ribbon!

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  3. What a great card, I am going to try the ribbon weaving. It is a new idea to me. Love it

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  4. Beautiful card, True! I need to try that weaving....it makes a beautiful background.

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  5. Very beautiful card...love the contrast of the squares and circles.

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  6. I always love the way weaving ribbon looks...fun design

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  7. I've never tried weaving ribbon before. It looks fabulous. I will have to try it. Hugs, Robin

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  8. The weaving is gorgeous! I will have to try this some time. :)
    Lori

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  9. Great card True! I love the ribbon weaving and it's the perfect way to add ribbon to a masculine card!!

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  10. nice card.
    Barbara Bird
    MdStrwbery@aol.com
    Mdstrwbery.blogspot.com

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  11. beautiful card thanks so much for sharing.
    -jamie
    babyblueangel_30@yahoo.com

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  12. I also love the idea of weaving ribbons, always gives a beautiful texture.

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  13. gorgeous card. i love the weaving.

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  14. Wow, True! This is beautiful. Great idea!


    Tina
    aurathentic@gmail.com

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  15. Fab card...I LOVE what you did with the ribbon!

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  16. Wow, what a beautiful card with the inking and embossing. How did you do that cool criss-cross design with the ribbons.

    marg0006 at verizon dot net

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  17. Gorgeous card! Love the weaved background!

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  18. Lovely card! Proof that sometimes less is more! Thanks for the inspiration!

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  19. Gorgeous! And even with the lovely ribbon, it could still easily be a masculine card! LOVE IT!

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  20. Love this card. The grey and purple does look great. Thank you for sharing!!

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  21. Your card is fabulous. I always learn so many new technique when I do these blog hops. I love the grey tones and the ribbon weaving is great.

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  22. Great card.Love the way ou used the ribbon.
    Vicky

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  23. I like how you used the ribbon, and that EF is very cool for a manly card.

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  24. Love the grey tones & weaving.
    Blog hop great fun.

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  25. Your card is a really great example for a masculine card.Color,texture, and design are very eyecatching. I now know what to do for my brothers. Thanks !

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  26. Stunning and gorgeous! I really like it! and i think the abstract work could be applied as well on Plastic card

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True :)