First. get a 12"X12" double sided piece of cardstock. Here is the one I'm using today.
Next score at 4" and 8" along one edge of the paper. Turn, score at 4" and 8" again. Fold along all scored lines.
Next, score diagonally in each corner. Fold corners in.
Next set eyelets in each corner.
Run ribbon through eyelets to hold bowl together. I would have used a jump ring but I didn't have any.
Make a bow for the top and decorate. I cut out some elements to go on my bowl but they got lost when I put them on the paper. So it looked better without them.
Thanks for stopping by. I'm sure a lot of you know how to make these already. I didn't so I thought I would share them with those of you who don't. God Bless You!!! Peggy
Thanks for the tutorial. I love this one. Great paper. You've reminded me how easy these are and how spectacular they look.
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous, Peggy! I love the paper and beautiful ribbon that you've used too!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful tutorial! The paper you selected for this is just perfect! Love it!
ReplyDeleteThis is a super way to share a treat...Thank you so much for sharing the how-to with us.
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This is so beautiful! Love the paper and ribbon and such a great idea but what do you put in it? Thanks for sharing your talent!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tutorial! I must admit that I was too busy socializing to watch any of Barbara's demos on Saturday...& she was sitting right next to me!! I had never seen these before & was very impressed with how pretty they are...I was also the lucky receipient of the one that Barbara had made...so many great ladies in our Circle!!
ReplyDeleteI love this and can't wait to try it! I'm your newest follower from www.createdbycori.blogspot.com I hope you will follow me back! Off to check out more of your blog!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great idea for plastic silverware on the buffet table. Thank you!
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