Hi everybody! It's Gail @Purple Hues and Me and I'm over on Bowdabrablog showing you how to make this oh so cute bow ribbon clock!
Do you realize it's that time of year to start getting ready for back to school. What better way to start off the new school year by being on time! Why not make an adorable bow ribbon clock so your kids will have no excuse to be late! Have fun putting one together using Bowdabra bows! So hurry on over and get all the details in my step by step tutorial!
It's the perfect creative addition in any little girl's room!
Gail what a unique idea and in your magical hands it looks simply fabulous
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What a cute idea! Love it!
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Very pretty, a lovely idea #TheRealCraftyLinkParty
ReplyDeleteOh goodness, isn't that adorable? Such a neat idea and so pretty as well. Kudos to you Gail. Here's hoping your week is fabulous.
ReplyDeleteThat's just too cute! May daughter is going to want one for sure when I show her this...Thank you for sharing at The Really Crafty Link Party this week. Pinned!
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute Gail. My granddaughter would love this. Thanks for sharing on Sunday's Best. I'll be Pinning this post.
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing!
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