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Now, on with the makes! Here's what I've come up with...
One of my favorite ways to use ribbon, is to create a fabric cover for a mini album.
This particular book cover was created by layering several lengths of the 2" Burlap/Cotton Blend ribbon in white in a crosshatch pattern, and adding machine stitching in a contrasting black thread.
The Chevron Bubble Caps by Epiphany Crafts make the perfect colorful embellishment! I love the ombre look I was able to achieve.
And that's the cover! Super clean and graphic. I love this geometric look!!
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Love the stitching. I see so much of it on paper and I've been afraid to try it. On cloth I don't have to worry. the free-form is great.
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This is such a FABULOUS idea! Love the cross hatch pattern and ALL the wonderful chevron Epiphany pieces paired with all the other fun embellishments! Love the design!!! You are so clever and talented! I am amazed and inspired!
ReplyDeleteVery cool...love the cover you created!
ReplyDeleteFABULOUS mini album Mary!!!
ReplyDeleteLOVE your stitched burlap & sequins, LOVE your COOL chevrons too!!!
wow your cover is so beautiful, I love it!
ReplyDeleteAwesome album cover with these supplies.
ReplyDeleteI have a project I'm working on and I'm stealing this idea! ; )
ReplyDeleteI love this book cover! It's simple but I know I would not have thought of it!! Love the way he arrows were used and the sequins added for a touch of bling!!!!
ReplyDeleteHow cute and clever!
ReplyDeleteLove the chevron
caps.
Carla from Utah
A very fun project. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLove your project. Great idea for ribbon.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful cover. I can see making this bigger for a journal cover for my nieces. I will have to check out Um Wow Studio.
ReplyDeletesimple but great idea
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