How to Make Your Own French Stamped Ribbon
Cotton seam binding
It's soft, it's light and beautiful!
It feels like a cotton sheet....And best of all, it holds it's shape and doesn't fray!
and French stamps to stamp all along the ribbon, then let it dry.
I think I like this one the best...
I wrapped them up in 10' bolts
A great ribbon for packages, scrapbooks or crafts
(non-washable)
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Hi Susan,
ReplyDeleteThe seam binding was a great find and I LOVE the stamps you used on it. Great idea!
I read your previous post too....don't know what that thing is either but it is very interesting and makes a great art piece.
Have a wonderful weekend.
Jane
What a great find. Love it. Can use it for so many different things. Have missed commenting. Hope it is soon resolved with blogger.
ReplyDeleteI love this idea! I'm off to visit your etsy store. Have you ever shipped to South Africa before. I wonder if the postage is very expensive?? x Sharon
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! Come get some designer scriptures!
ReplyDeleteI wish I had found it! Love what you did with it!
ReplyDeleteReally cute! Have to visit your store now!
ReplyDeleteThis is really cute. I can just imagine the possibilities with this. I definate bookmark.
ReplyDeleteVery cute idea! Thank you so much for linking this up with {nifty thrifty sunday} as well!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Vanessa
These are AWESOME, Susan! I had not seen this post! I really like the idea of using the Fleur de lis - it doesn't have to be stamped with words to be charming! Well done!
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