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Paper Ribbon as Borders

27
Jan
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Hi there, it’s Becki here, to share with you a layout I created using the Happy Day collection. Even more specifically how I used the paper ribbon as borders on my two page layout. I love that this collection is so oriented towards the laid back aspect of family life. By far my favorite element of this collection is the paper ribbon. I love adding borders to my projects and this makes it so easy and so fun. This paper ribbon feels like adding a little strip of wrapping paper to my projects.

A layout using @Pebblesinc Happy Day Paper Tape created by @jbckadamsSee, aren’t they adorable?!? The layout I created is about my daughter’s first band concert. She recently started playing the flute and was so excited for her concert debut. Because she was so excited I thought that it would be fun for her to do the journaling too. I gave her a piece of white cardstock and a pen. I love that this layout (8 /12 x 11, double page spread) captures her photo and her handwriting at the same time.

A layout using @Pebblesinc Happy Day Paper Tape created by @jbckadamsAs you can see I used the paper ribbon in a couple of places on both sides of the layout.

A layout using @Pebblesinc Happy Day Paper Tape created by @jbckadamsOn the left hand side I created a border by layering two paper ribbons above the photo. I stitched down the bottom layer for an added layer of dimension.

A layout using @Pebblesinc Happy Day Paper Tape created by @jbckadamsOn the right hand side of the two page spread you’ll notice that I added a vertical border this time. I used the same blue paper ribbon on both sides of the spread to balance the layouts and make them come together.

A layout using @Pebblesinc Happy Day Paper Tape created by @jbckadamsI also added machine stitching on the ribbon. On one side I used a zig zag stitch and on the other side I added a straight stitch.

Here are a few more details of the layout.

Becki Adams_First Concert_6

A layout using @Pebblesinc Happy Day Paper Tape created by @jbckadams

A layout using @Pebblesinc Happy Day Paper Tape created by @jbckadamsI hope you’ll add some paper ribbon as a border on your next project. They’re so fun and so easy to use! Thanks for visiting the Pebbles blog today!

Supplies:
Woodland Alphabet Thickers 732704
Happy Day Garden Walk Patterned Paper PHDP-32692
Happy Day Fresh Air Patterned Paper PHDP-32695
Happy Day Thinking of You Patterned Paper PHDP-32693
Happy Day Sunday Paper Patterned Paper PHDP-32701
Happy Day Puzzled Patterned Paper PHDP-32697
Happy Day Icon and Phrase Stickers 732702
Happy Day Phrase and Label Stickers 732703
Happy Day Epoxy Stickers 732707
Happy Day Paper Ribbon 732708

Filed Under: Layout Tagged With: Becki Adams, Happy Day, Layout

Comments

  1. Pam Sohan says

    January 27, 2015 at 8:36 am

    Love the idea of having your daughter do the journaling! The ribbon is lovely.

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