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September 15, 2009

Brads & Ribbon, A Match Made in Heaven

DSC01374This is about as simple as you can get, but how beautiful it is. Just a simple loop of ribbon with a Filigree Brad through it. I always poke the hole, using a Paper Piercing tool or push pin, through both the ribbon and the cardstock, and wiggle my tool a bit to make the hole a touch bigger. Then push the brad through both layers at once.

Use your bone folder to separate and push down the prongs of the brad on the back, it'll save your fingers.

This just in...we will be using "Thoughts and Prayers" for our next volume of Stamps-by-Mail. I can't believe that we are on our 10th volume! Check out the Stamps-by-Mail album below to see some of the samples. Stay tuned for more info coming soon.

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