Hi friends.  Today I have a card I made while playing with my Color Burst powders.  I was having lots of fun creating great background papers and then I realized I could dye my ribbons to match.  Color Burst powders and ribbon from Really Reasonable Ribbon.  What a fabulous combination!

These powders are so much fun to play with.  If you want to dye ribbon, it’s done the same way you color your papers.  Simply mist the ribbon with water to wet, sprinkle on some powders, mist again and repeat until you have the desired look.  You can also dye the ribbons with the ‘leftover’ colors on your non-stick mat.  Either way works.  The ribbons don’t come out with colors quite as intense as on the paper, but they will still coordinate wonderfully with your project.
My bow was made with white Delicate Stitched Satin Ribbon on my Bow-it-All V2.0.  You can view all my Bow-it-All video tutorials on my YouTube channel HERE.
This is a tri-fold card which is a little hard to photograph.  I really wanted to showcase the pretty papers, so I left one panel free of other embellishments.
This is the inside.
I’m entering my card in the following challenges:
Supplies:
Ribbon:  Really Reasonable Ribbon
Punchs:  Martha Stewart Butterfly, Scalloped Edge Punch
Embossing Folder:  Darice Brush Strokes, Cuttlebug Dots
Stamps:  My Favorite Things Birthday Greetings
Ink:  Versafine Onyx Black
Colorburst:  Alizarin Crimson, Violet, Aquamarine Blue
Watercolor paper/spray bottle with water
Adhesives:  Scotch ATG, Designer Dries Clear Glue, E6000
White Mulberry Paper
baby white pearls
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