

This weekend is the SISinversary event in TN so the forum and gallery are very quiet. Some of the stay at homers started planning on line challenges and tutorials so I joined in and did a Fabric and Ribbon tutorial/challenge. I have to admit i was very disappointed by how few people are joining in but I have still had lots of fun. I decided to present the tutorials on my blog and here is the first one.

Here is a very simple ribbon flower constructed from a recycled adhesive tape runner
. Next time your tape runner needs to be replaced, save the middle cog wheel
, cut narrow ribbons to attach either by tying or by folding the ribbons in half, sliding the loop through the cog and pull the loose ends through the loophole.
4 comments:
what a fantastic idea!
I'll admit I have not been on the SIS boards much lately, just too much life I suppose!
I remember last year there was lots of fun challenges during the SISiversary event.
Hi there Chris! Yes, I know, few people were actually playing - and I have to admit, I didn't play in other challenges beside my own "Photo-edit" either... I still want to do your flower some day, but I'm such a slow scrapper, I take two or more days for one lay out! (well, sometimes it goes fast... but if I have the "feel" I have little time, I block!) Still had a lot of fun on the forum, didn't we?!
neat tutorial! I couldn't do it this weekend because I am not at home and have no ribbon here. Will look it up when I get home
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Peggy
this is very cuteee!
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