Hello and Happy Thursday!
I am so thrilled today to be joining 18 Bloggers on Bonnie Christine’s: Going Home to Roost Ribbon Blog Tour.
If you don’t know who Bonnie is (you can come out from under the rock now) here is a quick bio ::
Bonnie Christine is a surface pattern designer, mother hen of the Roost Tribe and author of Going Home to Roost – a blog dedicated to living an extraordinarily creative life. She is inspired by the great outdoors and is passionate about sharing what she knows and creating community around creativity.
If you are following along on the Ribbon Blog Tour then you have already seen an amazing collection of ideas on how to use Bonnie Christine’s new Jacquard Ribbon collection with Renaissance Ribbon. I hope you had a chance yesterday to check out Whitney Deal from Darling Dexter and please come back tomorrow for Marni Weaver from Haberdashery Fun to see how she lets her creativity flow. Today I get to share the headband I made using the Aqua Butterflies Jacquard Ribbon from Bonnie’s Collection.
As many of you can relate, I started out with an idea of what I would make for this blog tour and 5 minutes later came up with 50 other ideas. By the time I finished the headband I was up to 101 (ok, maybe not that many). What impressed me the most with this ribbon was that no matter how many pins I used in it, they never left a mark. QUALITY!! I finally decided on this headband because I wanted a change from my typical clothing projects. My daughter and I both love headbands and I often us them to add the perfect finishing touch on my projects.
When you are ready to purchase, check either A Stitch in Time or Renaissance Ribbon
I used one of my favorite patterns, the Alley Cat Pattern by Lil Luxe Collection
I used the Winged Fabric collection that was designed by Bonnie with Art Gallery Fabrics
Thank you Bonnie for letting me join in on the fun Blog Tour!!
Ok, I know that was a TON of pictures!! But here is one more collage….
-Alexis/My Sweet Sunshine
My Sweet Sunshine Studio Blog 
Gorgeous dress and photos! I think my daughters would love the headband as well 🙂
Thank you so much!!!
What a gorgeous model! I had a similar experience when trying to decide what to do with Bonnie’s fabric and ribbons. So many pretties!
Thank you so much!! It was a hard decision!!
Stopping by from Haberdashery Fun.. Love your headband. Hope you have great weekend – Marni