USE RIBBON FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS DECORATING

A simple box may be transformed into a show-stopping present with the help of ribbon in bold colors and rich textures. See, on the other hand, that ribbon will serve the same purpose for your Christmas décor. a wreath made of ribbons You may build a statuesque Christmas garland for your chimneypiece or windows by using ribbon with a wired edge. At the tallest point of your chimneypiece or frame, place pushpins or wire nails with equal spacing between each one. A single color of wired ribbon should be draped over the surface and secured by winding it around the nails or pins. Regarding the total length of the dangling tails, you should give the ribbon permission to dangle down between each nail. repeat using ribbons of varying colors throughout the process. new heights by use of ribbon You may create a simple tree to fill up a space by dangling ball decorations from a tension rod that has been wrapped in ribbon. Use a thin ribbon to hold the ball that is the tallest, and cable to hold the remaining balls. The tree should be topped with a bow made of wired ribbon. votives with glittering ribbons These ones are wrapped with ribbon too, exactly like the consecrate cups from the main set of comes, although the method that is used to do so is somewhat different. You may give simple glass votives an elegant look by wrapping them in ribbon bands that overlap one another. glue that is resistant to heat. decorate with sequins to provide a shimmering effect to the performance. holders for candles made out of multicolored ribbon Beribbon candleholders, pure and simple, are used to consecrate the holiday spirit. the highest point of your consecrated cup should be exposed, and pieces of ribbon should be trimmed to the appropriate length. Apply Mod Podge to the reverse side of the ribbon pieces, then press them in a vertical orientation onto the consecrate cup. You should start at one side of the dish and work your way around until the whole outside is covered with pieces of ribbon. Cut lengths from a printed ribbon in a color that is extremely different from the rest of the ribbon, and then mod podge those lengths over the seams where the ribbons meet. Stick ribbon around the perimeter of the consecrate at the top and bottom borders, or add additional ribbon running horizontally along the center of the consecrate to differentiate it.