Happy Thursday!!! So nearly the weekend - hang on in there, peeps! LOL!

So you better get used to Thursdays here on my blogeroo because every Thursday we have a new CASE study!!! Makiko Jones is the MUSE for our August Creations, so wanna see her creation that's up for the CASE study this week?
Here it is:


Now I know it's not a card! I struggle with DP on cards so I cheated and you can cheat too! So long as your creation takes some inspiration from the original creation, it totally counts!
This week's sponsor is Bonnie of Really Reasonable Ribbon; now I, along with the rest of the DT, had the complete joy of playing with some samples - oh free ribbon, pinch me!!! The flowers on this bag were made from rolling up some sweet baby pink rickrack ribbon and putting a few stitches in to hold them - you can catch a tutorial of that here. And the sweet pink ribbon holding my gift bag shut is also from Really Reasonable Ribbon too! I recommend a taking a peek over there, there's a ribbon for every occasion!
So why not play along and join in the chance of winning some sweet ribbon and have some fun whilst you're at it too?! Need more inspiration? Check out the awesome creations by the rest of the DT:
Chupa
Andrea Ewen
Carole Kisch
Cindy Lee
Lenet Mos
Sue Kohler
Teneale Williams
Makiko Jones (August Muse)
Catch ya later!
Aimes
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Bag Deets
{What would I do Without you?}
Stamps: PTI - Friends til the End/Turning a new Leaf
Ink: Spring Moss/Sweet Blush/Memento Black
Cardstock: Basic Grey
Ribbon: Really Reasonable Ribbon - Pink Ric Rac and Pink Grosgrain
Accessories: Cuttlebug/Nestabilities/May Arts Celery and White Stripe Ribbon
19 comments:
This is so beautiful, Aimes!! Your ric-rac roses are perfect - what a lucky person to receive your gift box! Hugs, Vanessa x
I am so sorry not to have been round to celebrate the AMAZING and FABULOUS news that you are BEING PUBLISHED!! Oh my goodness Aimes - you have truly hit the big time with the holy grail of cards mags. I am so proud (truly) no wonder with all your gorgeous projects - you are on an amazing roll.
Love your project. TFS
Aimes...your project is so soft and beautiful. I love, love, love those ric-rac roses...I am going to have to get some more ric-rac ribbon...always need more for my stash!!!!
That is s pretty Aimes, what a lovely gift idea.
Katie xx
Lovely gift bag--you found a perfect patterned paper-- works great! And the flowers are so pretty. Another one of those tutorials I have marked to try but have yet to do! Enjoy your day!!
is there a bottle of gin in there for teacher gifts? lOL LOVE this and those little roses are darling...one of the reasons I got the rick rack die but haven't made them yet :) Cheers!!! and hugs :)
Holy wow! I would not call this cheating, because it totally stands out form the other projects Aimes. Just amazing. I love how tall it is and that green striped ribbon is YUM!
Fantastic project Aimes, love the papers and your green and white ribbon.
Enjoy your Friday :)
Bye for now,
Alex x
This is awesome, Aimes!! Love how you took your inspiration from :):) Such a pretty box and DP!
Love your take on it especially the roses.
So pretty, Aimes! You know I'm all over the floral theme here! Those little pink roses are just the sweetest!
pretty, pretty amy!! :)
Beautiful gift bag, Aimes!! That's such a lovely way to use up patterned papers. I really need to work on that... Your ric rac roses look adorable! I think I like your ribbon version even better than Betsy's felt roses.
GORGEOUS bag! :)
Eeeeeek - just gorgeous Aimes! Your DP rocks, your ribbon sings and your little roses just exude sweetness! Absolutely too lovely for words!
Beautiful Aimes - I have that paper lurking somewhere too - must dig it out!
Hugs,
Caryn xxx
Amy this is beautiful, what great colours you have chosen!! Those roses are just fabulous! I love what you have taken from Maki's inspiration card! hoarding and craft?? never heard of that before-lol!!! isn't is amazing what you forget you have bought, it is like christmas all over again! :)
Great job thinking outside the box (hehe). Wonderful colors and truly super idea, Aimes.
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