Hi there blog friends!! I’ve received quite a few emails asking for a tutorial on the flower I did on Monday, so here you go!! Believe me, it’s very easy and with wide ribbon, it’s a stunning flower!!
Since my posts from the last couple of days have been soooooo long, I’ll keep this brief. The card that my flower is on uses a sentiment from Quietfire Design called There Are Two Things We Can Give. Isn’t it sweet? I’m using new paper from a set called Flea Market and I cut my sentiment from Spellbinders Labels Fourteen. Once done, I constructed my flower and backed it by a bow to make the focal point on the card. The tutorial is quick, I hope you’ll give it a try!!
| SUPPLIES I USED |
| Stamps: Quietfire Design – There Are Two Things We Can Give Paper: Colorbox – Flea Market Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black Accessories: Ribbon, Zva Creative Pearls, Spellbinders Labels Fourteen, Tim Holtz Wings Die, I-Top Brad |
Be well friends!!! See ya tomorrow!!
What a stunning card….love your designs. Thanks for inspiring us all – Becca!
Wow, Becca, your card is so very gorgeous…love the flower,colors, wings….well, I just love it all!!
GORGEOUS!!!!
A BEAUTY Becca!!~
You find the most delicious paper! I want to come rob your workroom! I love this bow and can’t wait to see how to make it! TFS!!
Beautiful card, great tutorial! Thanks once again, Becca, for sharing your talents with us. BTW, I enjoy your ‘Amazing Quotes” everyday, too.
Becca, ThankYou! Thank You! Thank You!…for the AWESOME tutorial on your ribbon rose! I am SO EXCITED I could bust!!!!! Such a BEAUTY to add to cards! Your creations are always OUTSTANDING!!!!!!!!! May God Bless! Loves & Hugs, Prayers & Blessings Denise
BECCA!!!!
WONDERFUL TUTORIAL!!!!!!!!!!!! :) GORGEOUS CARD!!!!!!!! :) And the saying is SO TRUE!!!!!!!!
Guess WHO’S featured on http://www.craftgossip.com????????? YOU ARE, that’s who!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (giggle, giggle!!!! )
HUGS!!!!!!!!!!!
Ah, Ribbon Goddess, you have done it again.
Gorgeous flower Becca. Cute idea with the wings on the card. Dianne
Very lovely indeed. The flower sitting on the bow bed just knocks my socks off! Can’t wait to give it a go on one of my humble little cards.
Beautiful card, love the flower, and wish I could find the paper. Thanks for the most helpful tutorial. And Becca, your readers LOVE your long blogs. We just know that it takes up time that you would be creating beautiful things to share all this info with us, and we certainly appreciate it. I learned so much from them, especially the last 2 super ones. Thanks so much.
Thanks so much for the tutorial and for sharing this very pretty card. You never cease to amaze!
Hugs
Anne (UK) x
Thanks for the pretty ribbon flower tutorial-great job!
Hi Becca!! How pretty! I love the vintage feel of your card. Sweet memories come floating to my mind of days gone by. Thank you. Iris, Saved by Grace
Another stunning card! I’ve said it before; You are the Queen Of Ribbon! Love that flower and actually like the smaller version best. Thanks again for another wonderful and informative tutorial.
Blessings Bernie
Really appreciate the tutorial, Becca. Can’t wait to try your beautiful ribbon flowers!
I loved the video Becca. I am always blown away by your bows. Love the card too. it’s a sweet little bit of fun.
Hugs, Jess
Hey Becca I love your card!! Thank you so much for this tutorial! I really appreciate it! Can’t wait to try this out!! Your so sweet to do this!!
Becca! I can hardly keep up to you these days! This is another stunning piece. You’re just the energizer bunny of ribbon creations! Thank you so much for using the rubber stamp!
Beautiful! and thanks again for the tutorial!
You know I was waiting for this! Curious…are your dreams of making bows?? You have the most stunning bows that you have created!
As always thanks!
Jackie
WOW! You never cease to amaze me……….
It’s a beautiful card and flower. Thank you so much for the tutorial! I am so glad that you share your talent with us. I don’t mind the long posts from you at all.
Becky –
Thank you so very much for posting this tutorial. Now I have to go and get some wide ribbon to give this a try.
Elaine Allen
I love the rhinestone card dispay that you use in your pictures. Can you tell me where you got it as I would love to get one of my own
Now to find wide ribbon! :) Thank you for the tutorial.
A beautiful flower. Your tutorials are so precise and easy to follow. Can’t wait to make some of these.
I am humbled by your creativity and patience. Thanks for sharing your amazing talents!
Gorgeous!!!….You are so inspiring.
Gorgeous flower Becca and as always a fabulous tutorial. I could watch you all day. :)
Cute, cute, cute…..love the flower bow!!!
Jan
Great tutorial Becca. These are gorgeous ribbon flowers.
Ooooh this is just sooooooooo gorgeous Becca. I just love all your bows and flowers, but this one is really spectacular. Thank you so much for sharing all these wonderful ideas with al of us. You´re sooo generous always. I really love your work hun.
Again so beautiful!!! Thanks for sharing.
Gr. Corine
Becca, your card is just gorgeous! Thank you so much for the tutorial! I plan on making a bunch of these!!
And I just love that quote, it is on my list!!
Thank you for sharing!
Blessings and Hugs,
Mary
If this posted x2 I am sorry! I got a blank page when I hit enter!
Anyway, your card is gorgeous Becca! And thank you sooooo much for doing the tutorial!!
I love that quote, it is on my wish list!
Thank you for sharing!!
Becca another stunning card and a great tutorila for such pretty flower.
Thank you so much as always.
Love Sheila xx
Great tutorial Becca. The ribbon flowers are so pretty. Your card is very shabby chic looking to me today. I think it’s nice that the flower with the wings are the main focal. Beautiful work Becca, As always Becca, TFS!!!
:-D
Beautiful card Becca and I do love them bows.
Just had to share this bit of news with everyone.
Becca, your homemade bow maker has made it on Craft Gossip. :}
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Thanks for the tutorial. You always inspire!!! I’m off to create!
Wow, Becca, this does look fairly easy and the flowers you make with this technique are gorgeous. I will definitely be giving this a try in the very near future! Thank you for such an easy to understand and wonderful tutorial. Thank you also for your generosity in sharing this with us all.
Thank you for the tutorial Becca…..I love the flower and also the little wings you have made for this beautiful card.
LOL Eileen
Thanks for the tutorial. I love the flower and I love the paper.
Thanks for sharing this beautiful card.
so pretty and just love your wings, thanks for sharing the how to’s!
[…] The inspiration for my card was cupcake wrappers. I have a set of white ones that look like filigree, so I pulled them out and used two of them on this card – one at the top and one at the bottom. This is another tall and narrow card and the tulips stamps fits perfectly on the vertical, cut from Spellbinders Grand Labels Four. Since I stamped on dark paper, I added just a hint of color with chalks. I distressed my cupcake wrappers with Vintage Photo Distress Ink then added some Prima Bling, a Scor-Tape Flower and these petals. […]
Becca, You are amazing!! I have never seen so much talent all rolled up in one person. I just love getting your Feedblitz posts in my emails. Just can’t wait to see what new wonder and Becca Bits you have come up with. What a joy you are to those of us not so gifted.
Hugs & Blessings!
I made this bow after following your tutorial and it came out really big for a 6 1/2 x 5 inch card. What size card do you normally use? I am finding that a lot of times I redo the cards you do but only to find that the borders and embellishments don’t fit on my standard sized cards. A card any bigger than that seems huge, like a scrapbook page. I can understand you needing to make things bigger for your videos, but if you are using a bigger card base, can you please let us know that ahead of time and also let me know back via email. Thank you.