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Today I will show you a Christmas project that is rather traditional in style. The ribbon I used was sent to me by Abakhan Fabrics, to make a special tutorial with it, and the exchange was arranged via Totally Tutorials blog.
When I saw the ribbon I thought it would make a nice combination with an old gilded wooden frame I have.
I turned the frame and the ribbon upside down and I nailed it on the two sides of the frame using thumb tacks and making sure it is well stretched.
I cut the excess ribbon and repeated the first step twice moving lower on the frame
in order to have this result
I cut three fine branches of ivy from the garden and secured it on the top side of the frame with some wire
I tied a big ribbon in the middle of the upper side.
I used red wooden pegs to hang some vintage cards on the ribbon, a couple of felt ornaments and a Christmas tree card my younger son made last year in nursery school.
This post links to:
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Today I will show you a Christmas project that is rather traditional in style. The ribbon I used was sent to me by Abakhan Fabrics, to make a special tutorial with it, and the exchange was arranged via Totally Tutorials blog.
When I saw the ribbon I thought it would make a nice combination with an old gilded wooden frame I have.
I turned the frame and the ribbon upside down and I nailed it on the two sides of the frame using thumb tacks and making sure it is well stretched.
I cut the excess ribbon and repeated the first step twice moving lower on the frame
in order to have this result
I cut three fine branches of ivy from the garden and secured it on the top side of the frame with some wire
I tied a big ribbon in the middle of the upper side.
I used red wooden pegs to hang some vintage cards on the ribbon, a couple of felt ornaments and a Christmas tree card my younger son made last year in nursery school.
This post links to:
Creative juice
36th Avenue
Delightful order
Link it up Thursday
Thursdays are your days
Live Laugh Linky Thursday
Under 100$ linky party
Crafty soiree
Inspiration spotlight
Fridays unfolded
Weekend wander
Delicatly constructed friday
Feathered nest Friday
Anything goes
Frugal friday
Simply link party
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What a charming project and lovely blog! Thank you so much for visiting me at Yesterday on Tuesday... I love your style and will be back often! Hugs, Malia
LOVE the card holder! I'm looking to change mine up and this is a great tutorial! Thanks for sharing :)
That's gorgeous - I love it!
So simple and yet so effective :)
Sarah @ A Cat-Like Curiosity
Sorry I am late getting around to visit. I love your frame card project. So festive. I hope you get a chance to link up again @ DearCreatives.com there is still time this week & I am having some great giveaways.
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