My absolute favorite sample was this black and white striped Ascot ribbon. It's wired which is so helpful in creating shape and depth. I originally thought it would be perfect for a vintage beaded belt I had {below} but the ribbon was just a tiny bit too skinny. So, instead, I fancied up a gal I had sitting at my bar {I found the pretty bust at a tiny vide grenier during a day trip in France ... boy, do I miss those days}. I love the contrast of the modern stripes against the chippy patina of the bust! And I think a fancied-up bust like this would be gorgeous decor at a garden wedding - can't you see it??
And I had enough left over to create a little something special for my new friend, Maxwell:
Doesn't he look dapper ... he's ready for a black tie wedding, no doubt.
And if I get tired of the striped look, I could swap it out for this classic checked taffeta ribbon.
And I adore how this Dupioni Silk Ribbon in Corazon looks against my vintage beaded belt. It's still a little short on the width but I might be able to make it work. I think it would look pretty delicious with a full black-and-white skirt for the holidays.
ps. I have several I'd be willing to sell if you're interested ... they'd be beautiful aisle markers at a beach wedding! Just e-mail at theclassicbride@gmail.com for more details. ;)
And, lastly, I was inspired by Pinterest to transform my European charm bracelet into a necklace using this checked taffeta ribbon in black and red. How fun!
This post is sponsored by Midori Ribbon. Ribbon c/o Midori. All images by moi.
And, lastly, I was inspired by Pinterest to transform my European charm bracelet into a necklace using this checked taffeta ribbon in black and red. How fun!
Thanks to Midori for sending me these pretty samples. I had so much fun putting them to use!
What ribbon DIYs are you doing for your wedding {and/or home}? Tell!
This post is sponsored by Midori Ribbon. Ribbon c/o Midori. All images by moi.
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