Tuesday, November 25, 2008
Stuffing the Shop!
Really pushing myself to get the shop stuffed for the last blitz of Christmas shopping. All the items listed are pre-made and ready to go!
Monday, November 17, 2008
Eye Candy
Friday, November 7, 2008
Christmas Promotion Announcement
From November 8th to December 5th watch for a great Christmas Sale at The Ribbon Wand Shop! I will be offering Christmas Duets - Ribbon Wand groupings that compliment one another, that's two handmade Ribbon Wands with FREE shipping to the US and Canada! I'm excited to offer this savings to my customers this holiday season...and hope it gives you something to sing about!
Thursday, November 6, 2008
PayPal Virtual Lab
Really informative virtual lab I attended at Etsy today. I learned so much! If you like gaming, PayPal has a fun little promotional activity where you learn ways to protect your online identity.
Sunday, November 2, 2008
Inspiration
RIBBON christmas tree
Another scrap ribbon project! You will need:
-Patterned Ribbon Scraps - the amount really depends on the size of your ribbon, it could be as many as 300, 4 inch long pieces if you are using 1/4 inch width ribbon or much less, if using larger widths.
-Pins
-Styrofoam Cone
-Star ornament for the top
Start from the bottom by pinning ribbon pieces all around the base, allowing the ribbon to overhang slightly past the base. Then apply the next layer like you were shingling a house, in an offset pattern. Repeat process until you get to the top of the cone and finish with a festive star topper.
-Patterned Ribbon Scraps - the amount really depends on the size of your ribbon, it could be as many as 300, 4 inch long pieces if you are using 1/4 inch width ribbon or much less, if using larger widths.
-Pins
-Styrofoam Cone
-Star ornament for the top
Start from the bottom by pinning ribbon pieces all around the base, allowing the ribbon to overhang slightly past the base. Then apply the next layer like you were shingling a house, in an offset pattern. Repeat process until you get to the top of the cone and finish with a festive star topper.
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