Have you ever wondered How to Attach Ribbon to Your Card? Follow the instructions in this Video to learn how easy it is!
This Video is 15-1/2 minutes long.
SUPPLIES:
Cardstock: Boho Blue cardstock
Azure Afternoon cardstock
Stampin’ Cut & Emboss Machine: Eyelet 3D Embossing Folder (Available May 1, 2024)
Ribbon: 3/8″ Sheer Ribbon Combo Pack (Available while supplies last until April 30, 2024)
Adhesives: Tear & Tape
Tombow Multipurpose Liquid Glue
INSTRUCTIONS:
1-Cut Your Papers:
~Azure Afternoon Card Base: 5-1/2″ x 8-1/2″. Score and fold at 4-1/4″.
~Boho Blue Card Front: 3-3/4″ x 5″
2-Card Front Prep:
~Use an Embossing Folder on your Boho Blue Card Front.
~Another option is to stamp images or Words on your Card Front instead of using an Embossing Folder.
3-Attach Your Ribbons:
NOTE 1: This technique also works for attaching only one Ribbon to your Card Front which is a lot easier.
NOTE 2: Working on a Silicone Craft Sheet makes it easier to not stick to your work surface.
~Lay your Card Front on something so you can get your Tear & Tape straight on your Card Front.
~Add Tear & Tape to your Card Front with 1/2″ hanging over the edge on each side.
~Peel off your Tear & Tape Backing.
~Place your Ribbon over your Tear & Tape leaving enough extra to tie your knot or bow.
~Press down the Ribbon firmly on the part you want to stick to the Tear & Tape now.
~Wrap your Ribbon behind your Card Front securing it to the Tear & Tape on each end.
~Bring your Ribbon to your Card Front and press it to the Tear & Tape to meet with the other side where you want to tie it.
~Press both sides securely to your Tape.
~Tie your know or bow.
4-Finish Your Card:
~Glue your Card Front to your Card Base.
~Check how your Ribbon looks. If a piece is going where you don’t want it to, the use a Glue Dot under the Ribbon close to the knot to position it where you want.
~You can stamp some Words on cardstock now and either punch or die cut them. Attach with Stampin’ Dimensionals.
You now know How to Attach Ribbon to Your Card and your Card is finished.
