I really do love May Arts Ribbon. It is a ribbon of exceptional quality and it is wonderful to use. I have a little bit of their ribbon, it is the best!! On their blog (HERE) they are having a design team call. I want to be a "Prima Ribbonista"!! That is what they call their design team! How awesome is that???? They want to see at least 3 projects on my blog and one has to be a tutorial. I am doing a written tutorial and I made 2 other projects too. Here we go......
My first project is a page about my grandmother's cousin. When I see this picture all I can think of is "Sassy". I used May Arts Ribbon 2 ways. The pink flowers are made with "Silky Crush Ribbon" pieces, in the rose color, all glued together to make these beautiful blooms! They have Solid Crush Wired Ribbon, which is very similar to what I used. Just click the link!
I also did pleated ribbon down the right side. The ribbon I used is called "Faux Suede Ruffle Edge Ribbon". It is AMAZING!! So easy to gather and pleat! Awesome!
Next, I made a journal. The center is left white and blank on purpose, so whoever gets this journal can fill it in themselves!! I used 5 different types of May Arts Ribbon. I tried to use it in different ways. The only ribbon that is NOT May Arts is the ruffled edge on the left. The ribbon down the left side is May Arts. It is called "Chenille Center Dot Ribbon" in the color aqua. The center is so soft!! The next ribbons I used are called "Chevron Stripes Twill". I used 2 different colors, blue and green. The flags are this ribbon, the tie on the right and the 2 strips above and below the tie. The next ribbon I used is "Double Faced Horizontal Stripe Satin". I found a wonderful selection of double faced satin ribbon HERE. Last ribbon I used was the "Ivory Canvas Black and Gold Print" which has many styles, but I used the Bee ribbon, and cut the bee's out!!
I used Kaiser Craft die cuts, Tim Holtz metal pieces and Prima flowers and leaves all along the side and bottom of the journal. The Green Leaves Ribbon is the leader of the shape along the side. That ribbon is so beautiful and it is so fluid to move around!

Last, I made this really fun Memo Board card!! This is the tutorial I am going to share!
I love French Memo Boards and with this "Fleur de Lis" ribbon and thought this card would be perfect!! I also used the "Twill Chevron Stripe" again. This time in tan. Click the above link to find this.
Now, on to the tutorial!!
Gather your basic supplies. I used a damask embossed white 6x6" card, a 5.5" piece of Carte Bella "Party Girl" paper, Ranger "Vintage Photo" Distress Ink, and Misc. paper scrap, glue dot runner and wood Fleur de Lis.
First, I cut the paper and inked the edges of the card.
Flip the paper over and use the glue dot runner all around the edge of the paper. Place it glue side down on a non stick craft mat.
Cut the ribbon into 5 strips. Start from the middle out. I use a 5 ribbon start, and weave 3 pieces through them.
Cut another 3 strips of ribbon. Again, start from the middle. See how I weave the next three pieces through? Up and down through the first five pieces of ribbon, on the diagonal. Easy Peasy!!
Because we put the glue on the back, you can just put the tails of the ribbon to the back to adhere. Then, glue it to the card!! All you have left to do is embellish!
Here is the finished product again..
I couldn't help myself!! I had to add the bow to the bottom! This ribbon is that delicious! I added the miscellaneous tag to the front. You could write the sentiment you want on it, or add a movie ticket! Anything you could put on a real memo board you could use here. This can be hung up on a wall and be used in your work space or your kitchen!
Remember, all the ribbon that was used is highlighted in pink. You will LOVE May Arts Ribbon!!!
Thank you so much for visiting and hanging out with me throughout this post!! Wish me luck!!