Custom Craft & DIY Ribbon
We make printed scrapbook strips, lace overlays for paper, crochet trim for sewn edges and burlap ties for craft kits. We can supply them on rolls for assembly or in sets of short pieces.
Custom ribbon components for craft kits
- Flat cotton tape can form a solid edge on paper, fabric or a box.
- Open lace and crochet let the backing show through the trim.
- Burlap brings a coarse woven texture to decorative ties and borders.
- Each cut strip can carry a single printed motif or a repeating pattern.
- Ribbon orders start at 50 meters.
Mixing trims in one kit
A kit might use solid tape for a frame, open trim over artwork and one cut motif for a tag. We can match the material and cut to each use.
Scrapbooking and sewn-project trims
A kit can feature one distinctive edge or mix several materials in one pack.
Craft materials and borders
Open trim and solid tape serve different purposes, even at the same size.
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Scrapbooking Ribbon
A narrow scrapbooking ribbon leaves room for surrounding artwork or text. -
Lace Ribbon
The backing shows through a patterned lace overlay. -
Burlap Ribbon
Burlap adds a coarse, natural-looking texture and an exposed cut edge. -
Crochet Ribbon
Crochet trim provides a soft decorative border on a sewn project.
Cut pieces for the finished project
A bookmark strip needs different cuts from a long sewn border. We can allow for hidden folds and leave cutting gaps between printed motifs.
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Single motif
A plain gap between repeats allows a complete icon in each short cut. -
Folded end
The back can hide a margin for stitching or glue. -
Border length
A continuous trim can follow the edge without interrupting the pattern. -
Mixed pack
A mixed kit can include different widths, colors and quantities of each trim.
Color on the project backing
Cotton tape and open lace show the same shade differently against colored paper.
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Solid color
An opaque tape covers the surface behind it. -
Lace openings
The backing appears as part of the pattern. -
Printed strip
One small printed piece can carry several colors. -
Palette sets
A kit can combine related colors across different trims.
Borders, overlays and tied components
The trim's use determines how much backing should show and whether the cut end needs handling during assembly.
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Scrapbook strip
A flat printed band can frame text or an image along a page edge. -
Lace overlay
Open lace leaves the colored paper visible through the motif. -
Crochet edge
Soft, open crochet trim can be sewn into a fabric edge. -
Burlap detail
A heavier woven strip makes a rustic tie or folded tab with the texture exposed.
From bulk ribbon to kit components
We can supply rolls for the assembly table or precut sets for the same project.
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Roll format
A kit assembler can cut several sizes from one length. -
Fixed pieces
Repeat cuts can match the project pattern. -
Color assortment
Each pack can contain a set mix of colors or trims. -
Project groups
A kit code can identify parts of the same design.
Materials for ribbon craft kits
Matching colors can give a kit two distinct borders, one open and one solid.
Cutting ribbon for a DIY kit
An assembler can cut a continuous border to fit. For a themed icon, a gap between repeats leaves one whole motif in each packet. Each trim can have its own cutting plan.
Ribbon pieces for one kit
The project determines where to use continuous borders, individual motifs or a mixed pack.
Discuss a craft ribbonCraft trim and kit formats
Trim assortments, cut motifs and decorative borders for DIY projects.