MATERIALS

Decorative paper

Cellophane bags

Candy

Ribbon

Scissors

STEPS

1.Cut paper as vast as the handbag and as long as the bottom additionally one inches for the front side and the amount you want for your back; collapse. Embellish with a personalized concept or monogram.
2.Slip liner into handbag, and load bag with candy. Centre ribbon coupled top of bag; fold bag over ribbon twice. Fasten ribbon.

For the bows on these streamers, we utilized two different ribbons from the same color. The streamers themselves, and also the centers of the bows, are of velvet ribbon which is 7 millimeters wide; the bows are of silk ribbon that's 24 millimeters wide.

Use scalloping shears to cut the satin ribbon into 2-in . segments to the bows, and employ regular shears to cut the narrower velvet ribbon into 3/4-inch sectors. You will need 40 of each.

Place a narrow ribbon about the center of every single satin bow, and stick at the back with good-tack adhesive.

Affix the bows to the streamers: Glue those to a 1-garden-lengthy piece of the narrow velvet ribbon, spacing them about 1/4-inch away from each other and starting from each stop.

Be sure to keep 8 " at the middle untouched for wrapping throughout the handle of your bouquet.

Ingredients

1 recipe Royal Icing Royal Icing Recipe
One 20-inch-square-by-1-inch thick cake board
One 7-foot length of 1-inch-wide pale-pink satin ribbon
One each 4-, 8-, and 14-inch-square by 2 1/2-inch-high cake tiers, trimmed, split, and filled to a 3-inch height, each set on corresponding-size 3/16-inch-thick foam-board square
One each 6- and 12-inch-square by 1 1/2- inch-high cake tiers, trimmed, split, and filled to a 2-inch height, each set on corresponding-size 3/16-inch foam-board square
Cornstarch for dusting
18 pounds rolled fondant
Twenty-six 3 1/8-inch-long 1/4-inch-diameter wooden dowels
Fourteen 2 1/8-inch-long 1/4-inch-diameter wooden dowels
2 to 3 recipes Swiss Meringue Ribbon Roses
Fondant amounts: 4-inch tier, 1 1/2 pounds; 6-inch tier, 2 1/2 pounds; 8-inch tier, 3 1/2 pounds; 12-inch tier, 4 pounds; ... Read more »

MATERIALS

Ribbon, rickrack, or any other trim
Hot-glue gun

STEPS

1.Cut one-yard lengths of ribbon, rickrack, or any other trim. Loop each piece, overlap the ends by 1/8 inch, and use a hot-glue gun to glue them together. Group as many loops as you like, mixing textures, colors, and patterns.
2.Finish by covering the glued joints: Cut a piece of ribbon long enough to cover the grouping, overlapping by 1/2 inch. Cover the underside of this ribbon with glue, then wrap it around the groupings, fold the end under 1/4 inch, and glue it down. Let dry.

Here's a Good Thing for turning ribbon scraps into pretty and sturdy bookmarks.
Resources: All tools and materials can be found at marthastewartcrafts.com.

MATERIALS
Ribbon
Adhesive ribbon
Card stock
Hole punch
Adhesive flowers

STEPS
1.Place adhesive ribbon on regular ribbon.
2.Trim adhesive ribbon with fabric scissors.
3.Glue two punched-out pieces of card stock at top.
4.Attach adhesive flower to card stock.

The frames of these rectangular mirrors are smartly outfitted in midnight-blue velvet ribbon. Lined up next to one another and hung above a buffet, they add sophistication and catch the light in the room.

MATERIALS
A wooden frame
Velvet ribbon a bit wider than the frame's width

STEPS
1.Make a paper template of one of the frame's sides, mimicking the mitered corners.
2.Paint frame's inner and outer edges in a color similar to that of the ribbon. Cut ribbon slightly longer than the template, and then iron on strips of fusing to the back of the ribbon.
3.With a pencil, trace template onto fusing. Cut out. Repeat for other three sides. Place each ribbon, fusing side down, on frame; with a towel on top, iron on a low setting to adhere.

A wire lampshade draped with yellow satin ribbon becomes a decorative chandelier -- no electricity required -- over dining tables. To complete the scene, satin ribbons crisscross the table beneath the place settings and dangle over the sides; napkins are kept in place with ribbons threaded through mother-of-pearl buckles.

INTRODUCTION

Sources
Floracraft straw wreath, 18", $5.50, joann.com
Silver pick floral pins, $2.50 for 50, joann.com
Gelato wire-edged craft ribbon, by Offray, 1 1/2", in Lemon Grass, $16 for 25 yd., ribbonlady.com

MATERIALS

2 spools wire-edged ribbon
Straw wreath form
Floral U pins
Floral wire

STEPS

1.Wrap ribbon around wreath form until straw is completely covered. Secure ends with U pins.

2.Make bows: Cut ribbon into 40-inch pieces (we used about 23). Create 5 loops and cinch base with floral wire. Splay out loops.

3.Attach bows to wreath form with U pins. (Each pin should straddle base of bow.)

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Do you know how to use customized printed surprise wrap, tissues paper, lace and present bows to create an ideal gift packaging? We all acknowledged that Yama Laces and ribbons & Bows Co., Ltd Offer a range of gift presentation supplies and a unique business gift. Lace, Bows, Gift Cover Kits plus much more. 
Today’s short article will show you Yama's fantastic ideas for gift packing, but if you want learn how to adorn in gifts, balloons, as well as party accessories, you had to check out this instruciton that will shared through Yama, many days back.