Little Red Wagon ... Two Different Ribbons

Me again!  Here to share a card I made for the Little Red Wagon challenge '2 Different Ribbons'.  You must have at least 2 (or more) different ribbons on your project.  Here is my project for this challenge ...

I can't tell you how happy I am about this card!!!  I have been working and working on layering, and stalking some of my card making heroes like Cherry Nelson and Beatriz Jennings and more.  I think this one came close to what I have been wanting, so I am very pleased with it!  Here are the details ...

Supplies:

• Card base - Michaels 'Recollections' Value Pack with Envelopes
• Base patterned paper, K&Company 'Cut 'n' Paste' Stack (two floral images also came from this same sheet!)
• Bird image - Bumble Button
• Sentiment - SRM Stickers
• Sparkly ribbon and laces, button - my stash
• Orange ribbon - 7 Gypsies
• Green ribbon - Anna Griffin
• Brown ink - Stampabilities
• Stickles - Platinum - Ranger Inks
• Chipboard oval - Crafty Secrets
• Chipboard frame - Tattered Angels

Tools:

• Martha Stewart / EK Success Paper Trimmer
• Scissors, craft knife, ruler
• EK Success border punch 'Arch Scallop'

Tips:

• Image - I printed 2 copies, trimmed one in it's entirety, and then fussy cut the second leaving only the bird and limb it is sitting on.  Then I bumped the fussy cut image up on foam dots and placed it over the original in the image.
• Rose bouquet on left side is fussy cut from the K&Company paper sheet from 'Cut 'n' Paste' stack.  After trimming it, I inked the edges then touched them with platinum Stickles.
• Rose Medallion in lower right corner - I cut the rose from the same K&Co. paper, then placed the chipboard oval where I wanted it and scored around it so the paper would fold easily.  Then I clipped around the edges of the paper and folded it under the chipboard gluing as I went along.  Then I cut a length of lace and glued it underneath the medallion.

And that is it!  I really, truly LOVE this card, and I hope you have enjoyed it, too!  Thanks for visiting!  Blessings, Becky