My love for ribbon on my scrapbook pages, and in my crafts, created the need for a ribbon iron. After seeing the "fancy" ones at the scrapbook stores, I decided there must be a cheaper alternative. On a very quick - the kids and hubby were waiting in the car kind of quick - outing to a garage sale I found this Revlon hair iron, the very skinny kind....and it was a terrific bargain at only 50 cents....definitely within my scrapper's budget. It turned into the perfect ribbon iron. I keep it in the craft room, it never goes in the bathroom, and it works like a dream. (I've since seen this exact one at the discount store for $14.00!!) I used it on this pretty wrapped wedding present to give the satin ribbon a crisp, not crumpy appearance. Little things like this remind me, on a daily basis, to think of the alternative.
Hi! Welcome to my little blog. This is the space where I organize all of my craftiness while I dabble in a multitude of fun things including papercrafts, sewing, photography, baking, thrifting, junking, organizing, raising two girls while sharing my life with an incredibly loving husband. I hope you enjoy what you see because I really enjoy sharing what I do!
My love for ribbon on my scrapbook pages, and in my crafts, created the need for a ribbon iron. After seeing the "fancy" ones at the scrapbook stores, I decided there must be a cheaper alternative. On a very quick - the kids and hubby were waiting in the car kind of quick - outing to a garage sale I found this Revlon hair iron, the very skinny kind....and it was a terrific bargain at only 50 cents....definitely within my scrapper's budget. It turned into the perfect ribbon iron. I keep it in the craft room, it never goes in the bathroom, and it works like a dream. (I've since seen this exact one at the discount store for $14.00!!) I used it on this pretty wrapped wedding present to give the satin ribbon a crisp, not crumpy appearance. Little things like this remind me, on a daily basis, to think of the alternative.
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