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Hey there Crafters!

Lovebug Creations has been working on a super secret new line of ribbon and all week we’ve been giving sneak peeks of these gorgeous new patterns and colors. Tomorrow, Friday July 12, we’re having a hop to show off more amazing projects made from this fun and wild ribbon and you’ll be able to order some for yourself.

You’ll want to check out all of the Sneak Peeks to see the other colors and patterns:

Day 1 Pamela

Day 2 Candace & Zeni

Day 3 Dawn Rene & Pamela

Day 4 Michelle & Annie

Day 5 Dawn Mercedes & Stephanie

Day 6 Kimi & Martha & Me!

BLOG CANDY ALERT

Want a $10 Lovebug Creations gift certificate? Join us during this Sneak Peek Week, become a fan and leave a comment on each crafters’s blog site to be eligible to win! (Offer valid to US Residents only) AND, as a thank you to our wonderful blog readers, there will be ANOTHER $10 Gift Certificate for Lovebug Creations that will be given out to our crafty friends who join our blog hop!

And now for my project featuring Lovebug Creations Fun Footz Ribbon.

I created some whimsical pinwheels to play with this summer. How adorable is this ribbon from Lovebug Creations?

I love pink and yellow together and love how well this ribbon collection coordinates perfectly with the paper from Heidi Swapp!

The paper is Sugar Chic from Heidi Swapp, layered with some paper doilies and cut with my Martha Stewart Scallop Rotary Cutter Blade.

I painted three skewers white and then dusted them with some sparkly glitter and added some glitter to accent the pinwheels as well.

I’m bow-tying challenged so I watched a tutorial online about how to tie a bow using a special bow maker.

I don’t have a bow maker yet, so I used a fork (I’m versatile like Ariel, the Little Mermaid!) and I’m so happy that I can finally make bows that are even on both sides!