Lace Ribbon Border Punch

Here's a little blast from the past…I made all these projects for my PROJECT OF THE MONTH last fall. It's a special newsletter that I send out to ONLY my customers. So if you've ever taken a class, attended a stamping event, ordered product or card classes, or attended my Used Stamp Sale and you haven't been receiving my PROJECT OF THE MONTH newsletter – let me know so I can add you to my list!

All of these cards are made with the Lace Ribbon Border Punch – a super fun and versatile punch that's RETIRING!!!! OH NO!!!!

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Isn't this pretty?

Cut your cardstock 4-1/4” x 11” and score at 5-1/2”
Insert your cardstock with the score line at the start line of the punch
Punch twice making four flowers
Turn your cardstock over and punch the same way on the other side

Tip: I used a Sharpie Marker to mark the start lines on the front part of my punch so they were visible when I put this card in the punch.

The 1” Circle Punch is the perfect size to layer behind the border for a splash of color.

Here’s the Lace Ribbon Border Punch tucked behind the black layer as a small border. You can also use the 3/4” Circle Punch to punch out the little center flower to embellish your cards or scrapbook pages. A Rhinestone Brad in the middle is the perfect touch.

Our 1/8” Taffeta Ribbon is the perfect size to thread through the border.

Here’s a sample with the flowers layered over a white border – I used the ¾” Circle Punch to punch out the Pacific Point flowers in the Lace Ribbon Border and layer over the white.