Stamping on Ribbon {winner & a giveaway}

What a perfect combination, the cute and sweet Lawn Fawn stamps and May Arts Faux Linen Ribbon! There are so many different projects you could make with the two, but today I wanted to showcase stamping on ribbon, with a few tips and tricks.

May Arts currently offers eleven different colors of the 1.5 inch wide faux linen ribbon, so you can choose your color based on the Lawn Fawn images in the stamp set of your choice. My choices included the beautiful aqua, pink and olive ribbon and Lawn Fawn’s Flutter By Stamp Set. To complete the project, you will also need some watermark ink, black embossing powder and markers.

To start, stamp your images with the watermark ink onto the wide ribbon. The fibrous nature of the ribbon is great for stamping, as it holds the ink and doesn’t wipe off. Sprinkle the embossing powder over the images and shake off the excess powder. Here’s a tip: if you are working with light ribbon and dark embossing powder as I have, grab both ends of the ribbon and pull taut a couple of times to snap off the excess embossing powder. Here’s one more tip: use a dry paintbrush to wipe away excess powder. Next, heat the powder. The powder does not end up shiny or raised as it would on paper, but it does leave a saturated, crisp image. Finally, color the images with markers, being careful to not go right to the edge of the image to allow for a slight bleed. The embossing powder does a great job preventing bleeds. After I stamped the ribbon, I attached each of the lengths to a dry embossed panel and then to a card base. I stamped a sentiment from various Lawn Fawn sets in a banner format to complete each card.

So here are my final projects!

And you can even do a masculine version as well. Here’s a card with the olive ribbon.

I hope you were inspired to try customizing your linen ribbon as well!

Blog post by: Karen Baker


Winner & a New Giveaway

First, the winner of a Lawn Fawn Stamp Set for Day 3!  Congratulations to:

Lauren Anderson
I left a note on Lawn Fawn’s page saying you sent me. 🙂

The winner for 1 spool of ribbon is:

Charity Becker

Ladies, email me at Bethney@mayarts.com with your shipping address to claim your prize!

**all winners have 2 weeks to claim their prize**

**when emailing, please note which giveaway/prize you are claiming**

And for the Day 4 giveaway, the prize up for grabs is Lawn Fawn’s Petite Paper Pack:

All you have to do is comment on any post today!  Tomorrow I will announce a winner and a new prize pack to give away!

And be sure to stop on by the Lawn Fawn blog to win some M/A Ribbon!

Happy hopping & good luck to all!

xoxo!

The Ribbon Lady

 

88 thoughts on “Stamping on Ribbon {winner & a giveaway}

  1. AliceW. says:

    love love that you stamped on the ribbons, Karen! such a fun technique! love your cards, too!

  2. Joann says:

    I really love your cards showcasing this stamping on ribbon technique! So clever! I love this idea!!
     
    Hugs,
    Jo

  3. Maggy Tronche says:

    Hi!! So beautifulé cards love them! Thanks for sharing and for the tips!!! And thanks a lot for the chance to win this super prize!! Big hugs.. Maggy 🙂

  4. Karin Ã…kesdotter says:

    WONDERFUL result!!! The cards are sooo beautiful! Thanks for the inspiration!
    Karin

  5. Maureen says:

    Never thought to emboss on ribbon, what a lovely effect!  Please enter me in the giveaway and thanks for the chance to win!

  6. Becky S. says:

    I really like stamping on ribbon.  Been doing it for years, especially when I am using fancy ribbon on a present!!  Your cards are awesome.

  7. Barb Prendergast says:

    I love the way the stamped images look on the ribbon! Thank you for sharing, and for the chance to win the Lawn Fan pad.

  8. Mae says:

    WOW! I have never seen or heard of this technique & I'm blown away by how well it looks! I have my fingers crossed for an AWESOME paper pad, thanks for a great opportunity. 

  9. Kathy P says:

    What a wonderful idea you have given us today!  I NEVER thought about stamping on ribbon and then embossing it…..I love the rich, velvety look you have achieved!  Can't wait to try out this technique!

  10. Lee-Ann says:

    Wow…beautiful stamping on the ribbon…I haven't tried this…looks fab!! Lee-Ann 🙂

  11. Barbara johnson says:

    Wow!  I've never seen this technique before. It looks great. Can't wait to try it. Thanks for the tutorial. 

  12. Message Keeper says:

    This stamp on the ribbon technique is fabulous! Thanks for sharing some insight!

  13. Cheryl Leong says:

    Wow!!! This is something unique !!!!! I love the idea from you!!

    cheryl131091 at yahoo dot com

  14. rush says:

    love the cards, especially the last one…so simple and yet so effective.  thank you for sharing.

  15. shartl says:

    Wow, I LOVE this technique! The linen textured ribbon is gorgeous and I never thought to stamp on ribbon….can't wait to give this a try!

  16. Cynthia B. says:

    The stamping on this ribbon looks wonderful! Great way to give an extra-special touch to a project.

  17. Becky D says:

    Congrats to Lauren and Charity 🙂  I LOVE this stamped ribbon – what an amazing idea!  Thanks for explaining how to do this – I was not sure stamps would work on ribbon but you have sure inspired me to try it!  

  18. Kristie Maynard says:

    I have stamped on ribbon quite a bit, but never tried using embossing powder.  This gives me some great ideas, I'll have to pull out some of my ribbon and give it a try!

  19. Dorina D says:

    Beautiful cards and what a clever way to stamp and emboss the ribbon. Loved this idea  and it looks so cool.  Great job!

  20. Serena says:

    What a great technique the stamps images on the ribbon look so vivid, beautiful!
     
    Serena

  21. Sandi Pressley says:

    Thanks for the awesome idea and tutorial on how to stamp on ribbon….it looks great!  Thanks also the the chance to win.

  22. Debbie Dunham says:

    Wow! The cards are awesome. I never would have thought to emboss ribbon! Wonderful!

  23. Renee VanEpps says:

    This is really cool, turned out so pretty!  Love the blue butterflies on the blue ribbon, the black embossing powder really did saturate so nice 🙂  Thanks for the tut, I'll definitely try this 🙂

  24. Teresa Godines #6857 says:

    I have never stamped on ribbon but your cards today make me want to give it a try… TFS

  25. Luanne Pang says:

    beautiful stamping on the ribbons. they are nice on gift wrapping with just a plain wrapper and ribbon with stamping.

  26. Cheryl T. says:

    Lawn Fawn stamps are so cute! Papers are quite cute too. I love 6×6 paper pads. Thanks for the chance!

  27. Kelly Bertram says:

    wow, Karen!  love this look!  great job on the cards as well as the tutorial!

  28. Lucy says:

    What a great idea.  I'll be trying it.  The cards are great.  The photos really help me.  I love that circle embossing folder as a background.  It really sets off the image on the ribbon.

  29. Lisa L. says:

    This is a fantastic idea that I have never thought!  Thanks for all of the photos, and I def. want to try this now!

  30. Monique Leslie says:

    I love this idea. I am so going to have to try this. Really love how the butterflies came out.

  31. Barb Ghigliotty says:

    What a great idea ~ Thank you! I love your cards, too…stamping on the linen ribbon looks lovely!
    Thank you so much for a chance to win!!!

  32. Kathryn says:

    Thanks for sharing this technique and the helpful tips.  Will it work on other kinds of ribbon like satin, or only on the linen? 

    • Karen B. says:

      Kathryn, I believe when you heat satin ribbon, it shrinks the fiber, and the ink from stamping wouldn't be as permanent, so that is why I love the faux linen ribbon so much!

  33. Nadege says:

    Stamping on ribbon, what a great idea!! These projects are very elegant.
    Thanks for the chance to win.
    Nadège

  34. Emily Keaton says:

    Stamping on ribbon like that is a fabulous idea! Thanks for the chance to win. 🙂

  35. Grá says:

    Theses are gorgeous, so elegant. This is a great idea I'll have to give it a go 🙂

  36. Carmen says:

    I have tons of ribbon – and stamps. Never thought to use them together in this way! I want to go home and try it ASAP!

  37. Penny H. says:

    That is inspired!  I can't wait to give it a try.  The butterfly card is my favorite!  I would never have thought to emboss on ribbon…great idea!
     

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