I recently made this ribbon garland, and wanted to share...

I went to my stash, didn't purchase a thing, and made this. I love that it is wrinkled and messy--and that was intentional. I took care to only select ribbon, fabric and scraps in bold/bright colors. No black, brown or pastels here.

Next, I added two gerber daisy flowers that I had on hand. They were attached to the garland with alligator clips that were hot glued onto the back.
The ribbon garland as-is would be a great backdrop for a child's birthday photo. But this was for an adult. So I added another layer...

I created a "Happy Birthday" banner using solid pieces of 2x3" cardstock, twine, and a pack of
Jolee's Boutique felt Happy Birthday stickers. I used my Stampin Up bracket punch to layer the letter stickers, and also used a sheet of striped paper that was colorful and made it all stand out. I cut a "v" into the bottoms of each of those, to make it look more like a banner.

And here is the finished product, hung from a mirror in my entryway. Easy peasy!
Enjoy your day!
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