New Scalloped Tulle Ribbon

The Autumn/Winter catalogue has some new lovely soft ribbon, in the form of the Scalloped Tulle Ribbon.

The ribbon comes in Cherry Cobbler, Crumb Cake and Early Espresso, and each reel has 9.1m on it.

Another new ribbon in the catalogue is the 7/8" Cotton Ribbon. This ribbon has been made so that you can stamp directly onto it but on today's project I decided to leave it plain.

On this card I combined both new ribbons with the Scentsational Season stamp set and the Holiday Collection Framelits.  I also used the new Woodgrain Embossing Folder to add some texture to the Crumb Cake card stock.

Don't forget to drop me a line if there is anything you want to order. There are still some items on the Retirement List so don't forget to get your order in as soon as possible to avoid disappointment.

Swaps to share - Scentsational Season

Today's swaps were all made using the new Scentsational Season stamp set.

I haven't listed all the products used on every card/project because it will make this post too long. What I have done is credit the person whose card I received as a swap and listed the new products on each.

 

Pip Todman - aka Queen Pip

Snow Festival Designer Series Paper

Holiday Collection Framelits Dies

Cherry Cobbler Scalloped Tulle Ribbon

Sugar and Spice Emboss Powder - shame the internet doesn't do smellavision!

 

No name so if you recognise who swapped this great tea bag holder please let me know.

Cherry Cobbler Scalloped Tulle Ribbon

Festival of Prints Designer Series Paper Stack 

Michelle Gattrell

Lacy Brocade Embossing Folder

Gumball Green Ink Pad

Emma Shelcot

Nic Parr - aka the Sticky Elf

 

  
Julie Halls - aka the Crafty Bug
Festival of Prints Designer Series Paper
Holiday Collection Framelits Dies

Don't forget that the Retirement List is now up. As I write this, there are things that have already run out so if there is a much desired stamp set or accessory please let me know as soon as possible.

Check back tomorrow to see what other goodies I have posted.