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As I promised during yesterday’s post, today I’m sharing simple tips on how to tie a knot with ribbon. Knots are definitely one of my favorite finishing touches on my paper crafting projects and having a neat and tidy one is essential! I hope you learn a little something new!
Tame that ribbon! Here’s my Tie a Pretty Bow Video Tutorial I from a previous post!
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Thanks, Suzanne. My goal is to help make this craft easy and fun!
Hi Mary thank you so much for your posts. Really appreciate you sharing your skills and knowledge as I am very much a novice to the world of card making.
Thanks so much, Moni!
Hi Mary,
again a big “Wow” to you… Thanks for this video – very helpful!
Oh, Kadie . . . You have now enlightened me on the Lefty Lucy and Righty Tighty trick! Thanks!
quick and easy! thanks 🙂
In a busy world, that’s exactly what I’m here to share, Jennifer. Quick and easy!
It helps me to remember to do just the opposite of what I would do to close a jar. (For a jar I would LEFTY LUCY / RIGHTY TIGHTY) So that means I LEFTY TIGHTY and RIGHTY LUCY my ribbon. SORRY…..that’s how my brain works.
Thanks, Maria! I think there are many people just getting introduced to the art of paper crafting and I want to be sure they have the basics, like tying knots and bows. Some of the tips help seasoned stampers take their craft up a notch, too!
Thank you for this video Mary, I can see now that the trick is to pull only the left side of the ribbon for a perfectly flat little knot.
Have a fabulous weekend.