Fabulous idea Natasha. The cards are really effective and I love the pattern papers you used. The Christmas card was stunning with the addition of the gold lines. I did something similar back about five years ago. I had a stash of gold peel offs and I noticed the sheet that they were on had additional framing on the side of the package so I put it in my trimmer and cut lines in various widths and lengths. The additional pieces I made I used with the stash I had. They matched and their addition to my cards made a lovely addition 😊. That’s my share to everyone. 🇨🇦
It is so cute. I loved some of the makes on your FaceBook page too. Some very talented people over there too :) I look forward to every video you make!
These cards are stunning and so easy to create. Sometimes l wonder where you're going with your makes and then the big reveal. You never fail to impress. Thank you Natasha.
LOVE THESE CARDS, SIMPLE BUT GORGEOUS! The Christmas was my favorite. You always show amazing techniques! Thank you so much. You're the BEST Demonstrator that I Love watchinng. 🙏👍😍, Maria from Texas, USA
Such an easy but beautiful technique. Thanks for sharing with all of us. ❤ Love both of your cards and I like using thin strips on the edges like you did. It helps finish the edges and a great way to use up thin strips of scraps.
You are an amazing, creative crafter! Yet another (prize winning 'ribbon') technique/idea for me/us viewers/subscribers to try! Thank you Natasha, from a recent subscriber.
Love the way these cards turned out and how effective this technique is, especially the Christmas card one. It certainly can be a good technique for masculine cards using blues greys and browns. I don't know where you get all these ideas for you to keep coming up with different cards but thankyou Natasha
Found this video by way of Dawn Turley's blog. Really love your cards & always fun to see a technique I know I can do! What brand is the temporary adhesive you said is your favorite? Thanks for the inspiration!
We do say Autumn in the States, although it might not be as popular as Fall. Autumn and Summer are semi-popular names for girls. Fall does rhyme with Y'all, so it may be more common in certain regions, such as the South, because it's the only time of the year that the weather is decent there. LOL Sorry Southerners I couldn't resist... Anyway, the cards are beautiful! Thanks for sharing
I have never seen this technique and I just love it! I have a zip bag with scraps that I could use to make the ribbon strips. Thanks Natasha, I'm pretty excited to give this a try!🌷🌷
Fabulous technique! Love these cards. Thank you for giving us yet another way to use our patterned paper.! I love how you talk us through what you’re doing and why you’re doing it. Stunning cards. Thank you. N. Xx
What a genius idea. I've only just seen this video, and I'm surprised i"ve not heard about it before. So clever! I really should check out your back catalogue more carefully!
Brilliant idea, love it! Thanks for sharing & inspiring Natasha 💐 I have missed watching craft vids so much, I haven't been able to access YT for months... I have a lot of catching up to do 🐱
Hi Natasha. I love how quickly these cards come together. You are certainly correct when you say it's a GORGEOUS ribbon technique. Both cards are stunning. Your teaching skills and creativity are top notch as always. Keep well Creativity Queen! Enjoy your day. I'm in my pj's ready for bed. 👑🤗💙
These are great as usual. I normally also use 110 pounds, 300 GSM. There is also a 110 pounds in 200 GSM, not as sturdy of course but I use it on occasion.
I think i just need to spend a day in my craft room with your techniques and I’ll have a nice amount of cards! Maybe a dent in my stash, too! 💕 although I tend to get caught up in decisions on what to use and then details ☹️ so maybe a day to pick out supplies and group then a day of prep! Im going to plan in that. I hope i can create many beautiful cards using your ideas! As always, thank you so much for sharing! 🥰
Beautiful cards, I think I may need to make some of these cards myself instead of filling up the whole card all the time I need to learn to embrace the white space. Thank u for the lovely demo. Xxxxx
Just started my ribbon cards...tomorrow I will put sentiments on them and then post them. I had to rewatch the video for the spacing instructions. I had fun making these. I think I will try one using washi tape.
I love your videos and get a lot of inspiration from you, I just have to let you know that when you talk sometimes your tone changes and some of your words are too overly pronounced from your sentences as an autistic person I find some videos harder to watch like this one. some people with sensory issues find this type of video hard to watch. I hope this comment doesn't offend you, it wasn't my purpose. Some of your videos you talk in a regular tone and are much easier to watch. I love the cards in this video ♥
Even though the pattern is the same, the papers used are so different they produce entirely different results. That's a technique that won't get predictable.
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Nice graphic design. The combinations of colours and patterns that could be used are endless.
The plaid along the sides of the panel make such a difference!
Fabulous idea Natasha. The cards are really effective and I love the pattern papers you used. The Christmas card was stunning with the addition of the gold lines. I did something similar back about five years ago. I had a stash of gold peel offs and I noticed the sheet that they were on had additional framing on the side of the package so I put it in my trimmer and cut lines in various widths and lengths. The additional pieces I made I used with the stash I had. They matched and their addition to my cards made a lovely addition 😊. That’s my share to everyone. 🇨🇦
Absolutely beautiful and quick cards that look so hard to make.Thank you for sharing.
Love them Natasha! TFS.
Cool!!! Love the cards. TFS!!!
Simple but stunning
Love this… fiddling around with your idea this evening - thanks!
I love all of your cards Natasha, you are so brilliant!!
What a great idea Natasha , so effective . TFS x
What an awesome idea to use your scraps. Thank you for sharing Natasha
Those look fabulous!
This is an awesome & simple way to use patterned paper. Love! 🙂
Love this technique. TFS
Beautiful as usual ❤
WOW these are sharp and stunning❣️
Easy cards to make,love the idea thanks.
It is so cute. I loved some of the makes on your FaceBook page too. Some very talented people over there too :) I look forward to every video you make!
Clever and simple.thanks
Love your "different " cards..l do n t like measuring and having to fiddle with everything. Thanks again x
such a great way to use up my paperpads Natasha...and I've got a lllllot of them.. beautiful cards and great results...thank you so much for the ideas
These are fabulous!
Brilliant! Thank you!!
Great cards!
Thank you! Great idea to use paper I've got in my stash.
These are awesome
First time seeing this kind of card Will need to give it a try
great idea thanks for sharing
These cards are stunning and so easy to create. Sometimes l wonder where you're going with your makes and then the big reveal. You never fail to impress. Thank you Natasha.
Exactly what I think too.
So full of surprises is our Natasha.
We don’t have fall either here in England . Love both those cards x
Thanks for sharing
LOVE THESE CARDS, SIMPLE BUT GORGEOUS! The Christmas was my favorite. You always show amazing techniques! Thank you so much. You're the BEST Demonstrator that I Love watchinng. 🙏👍😍, Maria from Texas, USA
Such an easy but beautiful technique. Thanks for sharing with all of us. ❤
Love both of your cards and I like using thin strips on the edges like you did. It helps finish the edges and a great way to use up thin strips of scraps.
Love the effect, it really does look like ribbon, a great trick and a good way to get rid of some of your scraps. Both cards came out lovely x
Such a great way to use up some of the paper we all have…..your ideas are outstanding!! Thank you so much!!!
Gorgeous cards, I really love them. Yet another fab technique to try! Thank you Natasha 😊🌷
Love this technique. Many times I need quick and easy and this is perfect! Thank you.
What a cool card design. I really love the Christmas one. Thanks for sharing.
Really fun technique. And I think you are the winner of the "first Christmas card" of 2022!
So beautiful! Reminds me of a quilt. What inspiration you could get from quilts. Love them.😊
You are an amazing, creative crafter! Yet another (prize winning 'ribbon') technique/idea for me/us viewers/subscribers to try! Thank you Natasha, from a recent subscriber.
Love the way these cards turned out and how effective this technique is, especially the Christmas card one. It certainly can be a good technique for masculine cards using blues greys and browns. I don't know where you get all these ideas for you to keep coming up with different cards but thankyou Natasha
So talented! Great idea and simple but such a neat classic look. Quick card and love the Christmas card. I will have to try it. Thank you Natasha
Found this video by way of Dawn Turley's blog. Really love your cards & always fun to see a technique I know I can do! What brand is the temporary adhesive you said is your favorite? Thanks for the inspiration!
Love the concept, and so simple to measure!! My kind of card :)
Very nice, love the simplicity x
Wow! The Christmas card looks amazing with the gold strips and circle background. Another great video! Thank you Kindly Natasha! 👌🏽
Wow Natasha, these were great. Have you tried them with real ribbon? Thanks so much. 😊
We do say Autumn in the States, although it might not be as popular as Fall. Autumn and Summer are semi-popular names for girls. Fall does rhyme with Y'all, so it may be more common in certain regions, such as the South, because it's the only time of the year that the weather is decent there. LOL Sorry Southerners I couldn't resist... Anyway, the cards are beautiful! Thanks for sharing
Love this technique. The Christmas one is extra pretty.
I have never seen this technique and I just love it! I have a zip bag with scraps that I could use to make the ribbon strips. Thanks Natasha, I'm pretty excited to give this a try!🌷🌷
I love this-I have some paper pads someone gave me and I can never quite figure out how to use them- the ribbon technique should be pretty.🙂❤️
Another great idea, and so versatile too. Thanks for the inspiration x
Fun card to make . Where do you find the stripes measurement for the cards and white pieces of paper?
Love these! But I swear I love everything you create! I can't say it enough, you are SO talented! ☺️
Lovely cards I’m starting to make my Christmas cards so going to try this from Carnoustie in Scotland 🏴 x x
Love 💕 your cards!
I gotta try this technique!
TFS
Fabulous technique! Love these cards. Thank you for giving us yet another way to use our patterned paper.! I love how you talk us through what you’re doing and why you’re doing it. Stunning cards. Thank you. N. Xx
Can't wait to make paper ribbon cards! You demonstrate so clearly that I am encouraged to give it a try. Thank you, Mahalo from Hawaii!
What a genius idea. I've only just seen this video, and I'm surprised i"ve not heard about it before. So clever!
I really should check out your back catalogue more carefully!
Natasha what brand of removable adhesive do you use? I couldn't find it in your supply list. I hope you and your family have an amazing Christmas.
Brilliant idea, love it! Thanks for sharing & inspiring Natasha 💐
I have missed watching craft vids so much, I haven't been able to access YT for months... I have a lot of catching up to do 🐱
Hi Natasha. I love how quickly these cards come together. You are certainly correct when you say it's a GORGEOUS ribbon technique. Both cards are stunning. Your teaching skills and creativity are top notch as always. Keep well Creativity Queen! Enjoy your day. I'm in my pj's ready for bed. 👑🤗💙
I don't know why I'm making it hard to design the ribbon card😢. Ok I have that graph paper, will try again. Thanks for sharing
These are great as usual. I normally also use 110 pounds, 300 GSM. There is also a 110 pounds in 200 GSM, not as sturdy of course but I use it on occasion.
Excellent & easy technique! Love your cards! TYFS Natasha.
I think i just need to spend a day in my craft room with your techniques and I’ll have a nice amount of cards! Maybe a dent in my stash, too! 💕 although I tend to get caught up in decisions on what to use and then details ☹️ so maybe a day to pick out supplies and group then a day of prep! Im going to plan in that. I hope i can create many beautiful cards using your ideas! As always, thank you so much for sharing! 🥰
They look GREAT! And so simple. Graph paper is a great idea to help line them up. Thx for great video.
Austin,TX USA
Beautiful cards, I think I may need to make some of these cards myself instead of filling up the whole card all the time I need to learn to embrace the white space. Thank u for the lovely demo. Xxxxx
would you mind sharing the removable adhesive link? thank you!!
Just started my ribbon cards...tomorrow I will put sentiments on them and then post them. I had to rewatch the video for the spacing instructions. I had fun making these. I think I will try one using washi tape.
Thanks for sharing this technique..., loved it!!!!!
Wow what a fabulous technique!
I have changed to the Frenchville cardstock now too, great price point and works really well.
Great video...and also great, that there are people, who do not follow any countries seasonal-rules... 🙂 Hello from Germany
Great cards, Natasha! You always come up with super ideas! Hugs from Ireland.
I love your videos and get a lot of inspiration from you, I just have to let you know that when you talk sometimes your tone changes and some of your words are too overly pronounced from your sentences as an autistic person I find some videos harder to watch like this one. some people with sensory issues find this type of video hard to watch. I hope this comment doesn't offend you, it wasn't my purpose. Some of your videos you talk in a regular tone and are much easier to watch. I love the cards in this video ♥
This would be really nice on a plain sheet of scrapbook paper, I am going to try it, and I’ll post on Fb. Thank you Natasha
Even though the pattern is the same, the papers used are so different they produce entirely different results. That's a technique that won't get predictable.
Awesome channel.
Love your cards…so inspiring! Thank you xx
Ohmygosh the Christmas one is my favorite
Beautiful
Again thank you so much
I'm amazed at all the different techniques you come up with. I learn something new every time.
Oh my goodness, you've done it again Natasha, absolutely delicious 🌟
Very clever affect with the ribbon look. Would be fun with actual ribbon as well.
Hi, could someone please tell me how wide the piece of card is that she’s placing the patterned paper on? Thank you 🌺
These are so fun. I didn't see a link for the removable tape. What brand works best for you? Thanks!
Fun, different, easy, few materials. Thank you Natasha!
Super cool cards! Love them. Thanks for sharing.
Love the card technique! Never saw this one before. What was the paper used for card base, plz?
Hi Natasha beautiful cards 💞💐 thank you for sharing
You could also use used gift bags and cards, as a way of recycling other types of products you would normally put in the bin?
I love this technique. I especially like the Christmas card
Great technique, you could use scraps for this effect. TYFS
My fave ribbon card is the Christmas one, original and perfect. Tfs
A great idea when making lots of hristmas cards.thank you for sharing.
New subscriber here! Beautifully done!
I really like these. They look beautiful. The first one is a great masculine card.
like the strips and easier than I thought especially like Christmas one. Thx Tash have a great day
I saw someone else do this tutorial at the beginning of the week, or maybe last week. It still confuses me 😁
Thank you, Natasha. A lot of us have stacks of patterned paper, this is a fun way to reduce some of it
also, i'm obsessed w/your techniques : )