Tutorial: Gold Ribbon Scrapbook Layout

All That Glitters - Gold Ribbon Scrapbook Layout Tutorial

All That Glitters - Gold Ribbon Scrapbook Layout Tutorial

I created this layout using only cardstock, ribbon and embellishments. No need for patterned paper when the ribbon is pretty!

All That Glitters - Gold Ribbon Scrapbook Layout Tutorial

Project Recipe:

Your first step is to cut all of your cardstock layers.

On that bottom layer of black cardstock is where I adhered my mitered corner glitter washi tape. I simply cut strips of the washi that where 11.75” long, snipped those corners and adhered to the cardstock.

All That Glitters - Gold Ribbon Scrapbook Layout Tutorial

Then cut different lengths of the gold star ribbon to fit on the top 2/3 of your layout. I cut 12 pieces.

 All That Glitters - Gold Ribbon Scrapbook Layout Tutorial

I also created a border with the glitter washi tape, matted in a couple of layers of cardstock. I also added a piece of the 3” gold mesh near the middle of the layout.

All That Glitters - Gold Ribbon Scrapbook Layout Tutorial

 I chose to use a glue gun to adhere my strips of gold stars.

All That Glitters - Gold Ribbon Scrapbook Layout Tutorial

I also added a strip of the gold chain cord ribbon to my border. It adds some very pretty texture and more shine. I also cut a single star from the ribbon to accent my golden title.

  All That Glitters - Gold Ribbon Scrapbook Layout Tutorial

All That Glitters - Gold Ribbon Scrapbook Layout Tutorial

The final step is to mat your photo, and add a few more simple embellishments. I used some more of the gold washi tape to create photo corners.

All That Glitters - Gold Ribbon Scrapbook Layout Tutorial

 By Tracy McLennon

 

Other Supplies Used:

  • Cardstock- Black and White
  • Gold Glitter Washi Tape
  • Gold Glitter Letter Stickers
  • Assorted Gold Buttons and Brads
  • White Tickets

 

10 thoughts on “Tutorial: Gold Ribbon Scrapbook Layout

    • Tracy McLennon says:

      Thank you so much! She does love it! We have 2 teenage daughters, and I have to make sure I do the same number of layouts for each. It does not go unnoticed 🙂

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