Ribbon applique

Ever wondered what to make with left over ribbon and tulle? Here is a therapeutic tutorial - and I say therapeutic, because who does not like a quick craft that produces a pretty flower that can be used on a hairband, or pinned to a cushion, or even a card? Very therapeutic indeed! I have two…

Learn how to sew an easy but beautiful manipulated-ribbon trim that can be used in a variety of applications!

Original Unused French ribbon work appliques date from the 1920's. These are in remarkable condition and most were removed from their crinoline backing. Very minimal fray on some of the delicate silk pieces, you have to look hard to find. Slightly flattened from 90/100 years of storage. Sold each piece.

About this item [Delicate Pattern] The pattern of rose embroidered lace trim is the most popular flower pattern among craft enthusiasts.Roses are synonymous with romance. [No Bad Smell] Flower applique lace is made of quality material,no bad smell and no loose threads. [Venice Lace] Venice craftsmanship makes the flower embroidered lace trim more vivid and real,soft and skin-friendly. [Size] Width:0.7inch/1.8cm Length: 4.8yards/4.3m [To Make Crafts Pretty] You can sew or glue the flower lace…

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I'm hoping Susie W. is reading this post because this is one of the folded ribbons she did when I was visiting in January and I just love it... It is actually two ribbons folded together at the same time to get the two-color effect.One ribbon is some of the seam binding we dyed pink. Once I applied it to a seam and embellished it, it is even more spectacular... Last week I received another batch of folded ribbons from her... Aren't I lucky that she likes doing these when she is settled in…

Hi y'all! I am Jessica and I blog over at My Inner Need to Create. I am a stay-at-home mother to 3 kids (8, 4 and 3) but once a upon a time I was a web and graphic designer. Though I am not doing this as my career right now, I see this side of my style bleed through into all my crafting. In fact I like to think of all the clothes I make as a canvas waiting for me to make it into a piece of art. I like to do this in many ways but love the look of appliquéing... Here is a recent appliquéd…