making a camera strap has been on my to do list for months now. nothing too complicated, just a bit of prettiness to quickly identify my camera. click here to download the tutorial or, as always, visit my "make-it" page through the link up top to see this and other tutorials.
for the first set of prizes, you can comment anywhere along the hop for a chance to win either a ribbon carousel from May Arts or 4 spools of ribbon from Ribbon Carousel. there are also give-aways happening on both companies facebook pages. all winners will be announced through May Arts on friday, may 4th.
Super way to use that gorgeous May Arts Ribbon!
ReplyDeleteFabulous camera strap- thanks for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteThe camera strap looks great :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great project! Love your ribbon choices/colors.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great project! I may have to try it!
ReplyDeleteI've been wanting to make one of these for a while now. Love the colors you have used.
ReplyDeleteOh wow a camera strap! This I did not expect, great idea!
ReplyDeleteI love the camera strap and my husband would be willing to carry this one - LOL! No flowers!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! Love how your strap turned out! Awesome!
ReplyDeletejill
http://craftwithanangel.blogspot.com/
Great use of ribbon! Thanks for the chance to win from May Arts and Ribbon Carousel. :)
ReplyDeleteLike your camera strap, now I have incentive to use some of my ribbon to make one for my camera.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful idea! Looks great!
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www.housesbuiltofcards.blogspot.com
What a cute camera strap and the tutorial makes it a lot easier than I thought.
ReplyDeleteThis is WAY cool!
ReplyDeleteThis is so much fun! I love this idea! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteLisa
What a GREAT idea!
ReplyDeleteI will definitely be coming back to take a look at the tutorial for this and check out the rest of your blog, too. This camera strap is great; it's sturdy, snazzy, and any guy or gal would love to be seen with it around their necks.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great idea! My strap is just a normal Nikon one. I never thought about adding ribbon to personalize it before. Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteNice way to personalize and make a strap made to measure
ReplyDeleteI am so glad I found your blog through the Ribbon Carousel blog hop! I see so many blogs on cardmaking and papercrafting that I miss the more crafty and broader range sites like yours. So much more to do with ribbons! and I have to give you kudos on your photography!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the hop!
Lisa - Scrappy Distractions
www.ScrappyDistractions.blogspot.com
lisa dot rea at kbmg dot com
cool project! i would love do one with mine, so that i could have a lens cap pocket.
ReplyDeleteLove the ruffle! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat job! I'm jealous, I don't sew?
ReplyDeleteSuper fab!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great way to dress up the strap!
ReplyDeletegreat ideal to make a camera strap!!! the possibilities are endless here!!!
ReplyDeleteava
this is so cool! I love what you did! I love the strap!
ReplyDeleteLovely strap, cool colors
ReplyDeleteGreat project! Pretty colors!
ReplyDeleteI love the tutorial. I need to make one!
ReplyDeleteWhat an unexpected and wonderful surprise to see your amazing camera strap!
ReplyDeletecool camera strap! thank you for sharing. rush88888 at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteOH MY! OH MY! I love this tutorial! Great camera strap:)
ReplyDeleteThis would make a great gift for those photographers in the family and WAY cheaper than buying name brand junk. I am passing the idea on to son.
ReplyDeleteI was totally waiting for someone to do this with a camera strap!!!!! When I was in Hong Kong, I saw a lot of ribbon camera straps and they're beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI thought when i got to your page, it would be a card or 3d item!! Was not expecting a camera strap!!! what a nice surprise to see something different! A tutorial to come with it too!! wow
ReplyDeleteVery snazzy camera strap!
ReplyDeleteI love the modern and sophisticated color combo you used. I may have to try and make one myself.
ReplyDeleteThis has to be the coolest use of ribbon I've seen so far. LOVE IT!
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Marilyn
Great job on the camera strap. I love the colors you used.
ReplyDeleteGreat Idea! Love it! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteJeanette
A gal always needs a camera strap! Thanks for a great idea!
ReplyDeleteGreat camera strap! I have to try it also!
ReplyDeleteAwesome strap and tutorial, very helpful. Great job. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea. I need one in Pink and Black.. Awesome.
ReplyDeleteMy daughter would love this!
ReplyDeleteMy daughter will love this!
ReplyDeleteAs a photographer I like the idea of differentiating my strap from others out there! Thanks for the idea & tutorial
ReplyDeletecool Idea the ideas are great would love to make a ruffly ribbon strap for my camera.
ReplyDeleteNow your camera won't be mixed up with another photographer. Great job. Thanks
ReplyDeletenice strap never would of known it was ribbon! great job
ReplyDeleteWOW!! Love the camera strap!!
ReplyDeleteBeverly
jordanbev5@yahoo.com
I love this idea! Then my camera can truly become my own!
ReplyDeleteGreat job on the camera strap!
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat way to dress up a boring camera strap!
ReplyDeleteOh how neat! Love that you embellished your camera strap, what a great idea!
ReplyDeleteWhat a creative idea! Thanks for sharing and writing up that professional tutorial too.
ReplyDeleteI love this project! Not only does your camera become more unique due to it's awesome designer camera strap, but you get a bit of cushion around the neck too!
ReplyDeletewow!! awesome! i love seeing everyday things made pretty like this. genius!
ReplyDeleteLove the idea of embellishing your camera strap.
ReplyDeletevery cute idea. shannleffew2@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteLove this idea. It makes your camera more personable. Like the extra cushion around the neck also.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tutorial. That's exactly why I love blog hops they lead to great blogs, I would've never seen.
ReplyDeleteOoooh what a nice strap! Looks like it would be so soft! TFS
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteReally cool idea. Love the creativity I find on blog hops!
ReplyDeletegreat idea
ReplyDeletevery cool idea!
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