Welcome back to the May Arts Blog! Recently I decided it was time to go through my closet and drawers and do some weeding out of clothes I no longer wore. This sweater still had lots of wear in it but the boxy cut and tie at the neckline made it a candidate for the…
As I’ve mentioned in my Ruffled Umbrella post, we enjoyed a Mary Poppins birthday party this year. One of the activities was kite decorating! I created a printable sign & then added small kites to inspire the girls. (My kites had silk tails & burlap or baker’s twine ties!) A pretty sign, one basket with…
Hi, it’s Gini here to share a little ribbon love with you! I’ve always been a huge admirer of Victorian ribbon work – and today, I’m going to show you how to manipulate our gorgeous May Arts ribbon into a fancy folded ribbon adornment for your layouts or cards. To make this pleat, mark the…
One of our favorite beginning of summer road trips is going to pick blackberries, and then freezing them for use in a variety of sweet treats throughout the year. One easy and oh so good way to use almost any berry to is make your own fruit syrup for pouring over everything from pancakes to…
Welcome back to the May Arts Blog! Today we’re taking a simple baby onsie from plain Jane: to Star Spangled with May Arts Ribbon and less than a half yard of fabric. Adorable May Arts Eyelet and Ruffle Ribbon dress up the neckline and the flouncy ruffle. And should a brisk summer breeze blow up…
Welcome back to the May Arts blog! Fall is in the air! Well, maybe not here in the sub-tropics, but we do remember the smell of sharp clean cold air, falling leaves and smoke billowing from the chimneys. Even though we don’t get to share the sights and smells, we do get to feast on…
Welcome to the May Arts Blog. I’ve got a super easy project today that you can accomplish in under an hour. May Arts Ribbon makes it not only useful but beautiful as well. Here’s your supply list: 36 inch by 18 inch piece fiberglass mesh (also called Pet Screen) Approx. 6 yards May Arts 1…
Designer Plates! Plates made from ribbon? This idea just popped into my head and I’m so glad it did! This project was pure fun and is an easy one to do with the kids this summer. Now you can have designer plates to match any occasion! May Arts has literally hundreds of ribbons to choose from…
It’s Summertime and that means trips to the beach, lazy days by the pool, picnics and one of my most favorite holidays, Independence Day or the 4th of July. At our house, that means hanging the flag, a BBQ with friends, a baseball game and of course, fireworks. I have few quick and easy ways…
Hi, Tiffin Mills here from Linwood Avenue. Sometimes the perfect way to use ribbon is not by wrapping a gift, but by giving it as a gift itself. I have so many fabric/craft lovers in my life, but they often hesitate to buy lovely craft items due to their household budgets. This gift of fabric…