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Two Quick and Easy Fish Ribbon Sculptures

Fish Ribbon Sculptures - The Ribbon Retreat Blog

Fish Ribbon Sculptures - The Ribbon Retreat Blog

3/8” grosgrain ribbon in 2 colours
1 locking brooch pin
1 googly eye (from any local craft store)
Cut out 3 pieces of each colour, 2 pieces of 1.5” and 1 piece of 1”. Cut the longer pieces to have an angled end as shown in the picture.

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This fish is very simple. You’re going to glue the three pieces of one colour onto one of the longest pieces of the second colour by alternating long piece in front and short piece in the back, long piece in the front again

Fish Ribbon Sculptures - The Ribbon Retreat Blog

Then you will weave the second colour pieces in the same way. I glued each part where the ribbon intersected. Make sure your angled ends (which make the fins and tail) line up the same way.

Fish Ribbon Sculptures - The Ribbon Retreat Blog

Fish Ribbon Sculptures - The Ribbon Retreat Blog

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Fish Ribbon Sculptures - The Ribbon Retreat Blog
7/8” grosgrain, cut into a 7” piece with spikes on either end
3/8” grosgrain, same colour or coordinating colour, about 3 inches long
Locking brooch pin
Googly eye (from local craft store)
Needle and thread
Heat sealing tool and scissors
Fish Ribbon Sculptures - The Ribbon Retreat Blog
Cut your ribbon to 7” and cut a “V” on either end. Seal the edges with a lighter or wood burning tool. Cross the ends together to form an almost point, stitch through, cinch and tie off.
Fish Ribbon Sculptures - The Ribbon Retreat Blog
Fish Ribbon Sculptures - The Ribbon Retreat Blog
Fish Ribbon Sculptures - The Ribbon Retreat Blog
Use your 3” piece of ribbon and tie a knot in the middle. I usually just take the end of my ribbon tie a knot, leaving about 3/4″ on the end and then cut off leaving another 3/4″ on the other side of the knot.
Glue one end of the ribbon knot to the brooch pin, glue that to the back of the fish, wrap around and glue the other end of the knot to the back of the fish. This step is the same as adding a knot centre to a bow.
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Your fish is now complete, just add the eye.
Fish Ribbon Sculptures - The Ribbon Retreat Blog

How to make xmas tree, pineapple and strawberry with the 'kanzashi' fold.

To make these things (in pic.1) you need to know how to do the kanzashi folds #1 and#2.

1/ Kanzashi fold #1:

Cut a square piece of grosgrain ribbon. fold it in half at the broken line shown in pic.2


Continue to fold the folded ribbon in half once more at the broken line shown in pic.3


Now as you see in pic.4 at one corner of your folded ribbon now, there are two layers. Fold the top layer on top of the other part, at the broken line shown in pic.4, following the arrow.


Now do the similar thing with the bottom layer but bring it underneath the other part instead. In pic.5 Imark some spot with A, B, C. Those A, B, C will stay at the same places through out next steps, so you can compare and have an idea what is what while we're moving on.
Now you have what is shown in pic.6. Use the lighter to melt the ribbon along AB. Once the edges of all layer along AB have melt evenly, use you fingers to press firmly and squeeze to seal them together. You would want to wrap your fingers with cotton bandage before doing this step otherwise your fingers may be hurt by the melted ribbon. YOu will now achieve what is shown in pic.7.




Pic.8 show your folded ribbon from another angle. (Please not that A, B, C stay in the same places!!!:-))



Now use your thumb and index finger to open your ribbon as shown in Pic.8



Pic. 9a show you the front side of the kanzashi fold #1

And Pic. 9b show you the back of it.

2/ Kanzashi fold #2:



Do the same as the fold#1 until Pic.3. Now instead of folding only the top layer, you will fold both top and bottom layer to one side at the broken line and following the arrow in Pic.4. Pic.12 show what you'll get



Use the lighter to seal the edges of all ribbon layers along AB, with the same methode as described after Pic.6


You now have what is shown in Pic.13



Now, Pic.14 shows you the top of the kanzashi fold#2

Use your finger to open it a bit, the same way as you do the fold #1


Pic 16 shows you the back of it.

I make the tree here with 7/8" ribbon, so the size of the tree will be about 1.5" standing up. you can also make it with 1.5" ribbon , of course it'll be bigger - up to you :-)

You will need 6 Kanzashi 'tiles ' fold #1, and one in brown, fold #1, too (Pic.17)





A piece of fun foam (Pic.18) and some ornaments for the tree as desired. I use a red star cut out of fun foam. But you can use anything that pleases your eyes. If you want to make a 3D ribbon star, I think I posted one for the starfish here, and instead of a 'funky' star, you need to cut a neat, even one for the tree, but the methode will be the same :-)
http://hipgirlclips.com/forums/how-m...-starfish.html

YOu also need hot glue and hot glue gun and a pair of scissors.




Now put some hot glue to the back of the brown piece and glue it onto the fun foam as pictured (Pic.19)

Continue to glue the green 'tiles' onto the fun foam step by step as shown in pic.20, 21, 22







Now, use your scissors to trim of the funfoam shown underneath the tree (Pic.23)

Now glue an ornament onto the top of the tree (Pic.24) . YOu've made it!


4/ Pineapple:



You will need 7 Kanzashi 'tiles ' fold #1 in orange or yellow gold, swiss dots ribbon will do nicely , and 7 in green, fold #2,(Pic.25) and a piece of fun foam






Glue two kanzashi tiles fold #2 together as shown in pic.26,27




Apply hot glue to the back of this piece and glue it on to the fun foam (Pic.28,29)




Now continue to glue the rest 'tiles' onto the fun foam step by step as shown in pic.30,31,32,33,34,35,36,37,38























Now trim off the fun foam. You've made your pineapple (Pic.39)


4/ Strawberry:


You will need 6 Kanzashi 'tiles ' fold #1 in red, swiss dots ribbon will do nicely (sorry I was not keen enough to find my red ribbon in my too messy stash so I use this hot pink. Don't worry, you just need to do the same with the red one :-) J/k) , and 3 in green, fold #2,(Pic.25) and a piece of fun foam.

The following pics will show the order to glue those tiles onto the funfoam. Once you finish, again, trim off the exccess fun foam. 















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