You should have come here from Jacque's blog. If you don't happen to know about the event, do not fret! Head on over to the RRR blog and start from the beginning. There is not only a ton of inspiration waiting for you on the way, but also an irresistible PRIZE!
I prepared not one, but two projects for you today! I've gone crazy using twill ribbon... no wonder, there's plenty of wonderful twill in all sorts of colours to go crazy for, in the RRR store!
Firstly, I decided on a simple bow... you know I LOVE my bows :) No matter what other fun techniques are there, I'm always finding myself coming back to the basics... and enjoying it!
I used Totally Twill Pink.
Supplies: cardstock: Artarama, American Crafts; paper: DCWV; Basic Grey, Kaisercraft; stamp: Stamp It!; ink: StazOn (Timber Brown); watercolour pencils: Belgrave; blender pen; twill ribbon; Cuttlebug embossing folder: Perfectly Paisley; border punch: Martha Stewart
The sketch is VLVSep2010 Week 3, and the inspiration comes from here.
I also discovered, how cool stamping on twill is! Check out for yourselves:
Supplies: cardstock: American Crafts; paper: My Mind's Eye; stamp: Penny Black; ink: StazOn (Timber Brown), Versa Color (Fresh Green); watercolour pencils: Belgrave; blender pen; twill ribbon; decorative chalks: Pebbles; sewing machine; border punch: Fiskars; buttons, string: Papertrey Ink; scallop shears
This time I used some measure tape twill (currently out of stock, but check back later - it's a FUN one!), and stamped on the BACK of it.
I CASE'd this card of Terri, for FS188.
Next stop is the fabulous Cassie! Happy hopping!
Lovely cards Chupa!! No wonder you are going crazy over Twill Ribbon...its in my shopping list too :D
ReplyDeleteI absolute love your card! Very nice hopping!
ReplyDeleteHi Iwona!
ReplyDeleteI just *Love Love Love* your cards! Especially the one with the butterfly (because I love butterflies)
You're a great artist!
Lots of love, Randi WS ;)
Woohoo I love both of these little gems! The colouring is superb!! :)
ReplyDeleteTwo very beautiful cards, love the tip of stamping onto the twill. Thank you
ReplyDeleteSuzix
2 beautiful cards love the ribbon on the 2nd.
ReplyDeleteChris x
i really love the cards you've made hun
ReplyDeletethe ribbons are gorgeous
now i'm hopping along
hugs angelique
gorgeous gorgeous cards, that butterfly is stunning x
ReplyDeleteLovely cards.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards! I love the first one since I am such a pink girl. I like how you stamped on the twill I never thought of that but will definitely try it. Thanks for sharing. Have a wonderful day
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Carley
Beautiful cards Iwona!
ReplyDeleteI am going to have to try stamping on twill too.
Hugs,
True :D
Both cards are so pretty!
ReplyDeleteLove that stamped twill Iwona. Your first card has me drooling. I love the butterfly
ReplyDeleteIwona this is very pretty hun!!! Love the stamping on the twill :)
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Cheryl
Two fab cards , love the pink and brown together and those little birdies are so cute thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards!
ReplyDeleteLovely cards
ReplyDeleteAll that pink is just fantastic!!!!
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Buttons and ribbon are my fav and you used both! Awesome, hopping over to the next blog, hop, hop, hop!
ReplyDeleteBoth cards are just beautiful! I love the one with the birds in a row. So cute! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteIwona your cards are always so beautiful and this one is a new fave of mine! Beautiful job on the butterfly and I am going to have to try stamping on the twill!
ReplyDeleteAdorable cards!
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful as always! I really love that pink twill.
ReplyDeleteGreat Verve sketch and the row of birds is too cute!
ReplyDeleteI'm a fan of twill ribbon too. I've always thought of it as an embellishment for a more casual look. Your beautiful cards show that twill ribbon can look quite elegant as well!
ReplyDeleteGreat cards Chupa! Love the stamping on the twill.
ReplyDeletehugs,
Gini
I really like the pink card youve made - it is Gorgeous! - And I love the "happy hello" ribbon too. Now i will hop to the next blog :)
ReplyDeleteLovely card, the birdies are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteBoth of these are so PRETTY!
ReplyDeleteabsolutely beautiful cards!
ReplyDeleteGreat card, love the pink twill ribbon and i never thought of stamping on the twill ribbon, thank you for the great tip. Your cards are both fabulous, great work....
ReplyDeleteI am always thrilled when I see one of your creations.Love the beautiful colors you use. Simple bows but they make your cards perfect.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the twill tip! I'm going to try it!
ReplyDeleteThose are some stunning cards and thanks for the tip :)
ReplyDeletelove how you used the twill on both theses cards, they are both wonderful
ReplyDeleteAmazing cards!!!! :)
ReplyDeleteYour cards are gorgeous - love that pink twill!
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI like pinks for any project and I love butterflies, so you know I love your card. I especially love the cracked glass project found at the beginning of your blog. Looks like a project I might do.
ReplyDeleteok wow! these cards are amazing and I love the tip about stamping Twill! I can't believe I've not done that before!
ReplyDelete--Tammy L
Beautiful cards Iwona! And I can't wait to try stamping on twill, looks great!
ReplyDeleteHugs
Amber
Love your card...thanks for tip on stamping on twill.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous cards!!! How do I sign up to get new posts without using Facebook?
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great idea of stamping on the twill ribbon.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards! I love the way you've used the twill ribbon.
ReplyDeleteJennifer
wow, stunning - i am so inspired to try stamping on that twill ribbon i've had for just about ever! LOL
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ReplyDeleteThanks so much, I'm glad you like them!
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I haven't seen twill look this good!! Fabulous creations.
ReplyDeleteGORGEOUS work!!! I love them!!
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