
This is round 1 of the May Arts Prima Ribbonista design team call…
I have a few new projects to share with you. The first was inspired by my crafty friend Christina. She has been baking some amazing cakes lately and I came up with this treat box that looks like a fluffy cake.

May Arts ribbon, Carta Bella So Noted paper, liquid pearls and distress ink.


Next I made a wreath, in honor of spring, I was so happy to start seeing nice weather!!



This next project, for my nieces-one each in their favorite colors, uses homemade chalkboard paint. I thought they would have fun with these door hangers by writing their own messages on them.


First I tied a knot in the end of the ribbon.

I used a Glubber but you could also cut a circle and use a strong adhesive. Attach the knot in the middle of the circle.

While twisting the ribbon begin attaching in a circle around the knot.

Continue until you reach the edge of your circle. I tucked the end under and adhered.


I needed two flowers and sprayed them in different colors of glimmer mist.

I wanted two leaves for each flower so I cut off four suede leave and sprayed with glimmer mist.


After everything was dry (I am not very patient so I used my heat gun to speed things up) I hot glued the leaves and flower to my door hangers. Viola!
Next is a little gallery some more of my favorite projects all using May Arts ribbon.









When you have time you should definitely stop by the Mart Arts blog! You will be truly inspired by all of the talent! There is also a challenge coming up in June, the theme is nautical…the ribbon lady selected some AMAZING ribbons. I was lucky enough to have been selected to participate in the challenge. Be sure to check it out!!
WISH ME LUCK!!!
Gorgeous!!!!! Each and every project!! You rocked it!!
ReplyDeleteHey!!That is an awesome "cake"loving your projects!I even went out and bought some green yarn so I can make a wreath like yours!!
ReplyDeletegood luck!! they'd be silly not to have you! <3
ReplyDeleteCongrats on making it through the first round. Your work is lovely! Best of luck in the finals!
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