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Where it all started: Club Scrap
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I've been making lots of handmade invitations lately and wanted to incorporate a pretty, flat bow on each one, sort of like this:
I found a few tutorials on how to make them, but they were
The first part of the video below showcases a few quick details about the fourteen cards made with the National Parks Club Stamp collection . . .
. . . and the second part demonstrates how to make the bow in three simple steps. (Thus aptly named the "three-part bow".) You'll need Glue Dots, scissors, ribbon, and a card base/panel.
Thanks for watching (or pinning to watch later). I hope it's helpful. If you set up an assembly line, you can make more than 100 of these in short order. Not that I'd know anything about that . . .
Next stop: Wendy Bellino.
Enjoy the trip!
Tricia
Awesome and bookmarked. Thank you so much for your wonderful inspiration.
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial! TFS!
ReplyDeleteHow clever! Such an great way to make a card lay flat for mailing. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial
ReplyDeletethanks for the tutorial! I've seen this before and forgot all about it. I'm in the remembering mode yet again! :)
ReplyDeleteWatched. Bookmarked. Pinned. Thanks for suffering through the original tutes and making it so easy for the rest of us! Efficient Crafting? CHECK!!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful cards,Tricia and thanks for the bow tip.
ReplyDeleteLOVE this card! That road trip stamp is my new favorite.
ReplyDeleteLOVE this card! That road trip stamp is my new favorite.
ReplyDeleteWicked sweet!! TFS!!
ReplyDeleteLove your cards! That is how I make those kinds of bows too - I suck at making them the other more complicated ways - LOL!! TFS!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the bow idea Tricia. My Club Stamp kit came this afternoon -- time for more fun! Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteAwesome! Easy! and Fast! Love it! Thank you for the tip!
ReplyDeleteWonderful! Thanks for the instructions.
ReplyDeleteThank you for making that so simple for us!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the video and inspiring me.. This is why I keep coming back to see your latest work!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Sheila! :)
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