I have to say that until I met my blog friend Lori, I was totally unaware of this condition and have learned so much through her because of her sharing about her daughter. I’m so thrilled to be apart of this to help bring awareness and support!
Nineteen caring Sponsors have partnered with us to bring Turner Syndrome Awareness to the Public. For details on how you might win any of these fabulous prizes, please see Lori’s TS home page. Thanks for learning About Turner Syndrome.
Above are eleven caring & creative DT members who are all donating from their own personal websites/blogs to bring awareness to the public as well about Turner Syndrome! (My blog is one you can enter below!)
**Although you don’t have to visit every single place to be eligible for a prize; however, the more places you visit and leave comments, the more of a chance you have to win a prize! (Please see details below on how to enter the prize on my blog here!) And be sure to visit the “It’s A Girl Thing” Turner Syndrome Awareness Inaugural Blog Hop page for information on how to become eligible for prizes.**
The card I’ve made for this blog hop uses a few colors from the TS official color board below:
Turner Syndrome and the Butterfly
I have used this gorgeous new digital stamp set from Sparkle N Sprinkle (Sponsoring this blog hop!) called “Ribbons of Love” [DIGI933DE] which was created by my caring blog friend Donna Ellis. I think it’s awesome that you can choose to use the pre-colored versions from the set which I have for my card here. It’s a perfect set to have on hand in multiple colored ribbons that can be used for any cause you like to support! It also has some fantastic sentiments to go with it too! The butterfly was perfect to use for this particular cause!
I have used some pretty papers from my stash for the background and the colors all chosen from the TS color palette! I printed out the image and sentiment together and die cut it with a stitched circle die. For the circle glitter layer behind it, I cut out another cardstock circle layer with some Super Adhesive Sheets [SAS02] over it, peeled off the backing and sprinkled some Gecko MF glitter [GM2045] and burnished it in. Added some blue ribbon with a bow over the papers, attached the circle layers, flowers and pearls. I then took a clear glitter pen and went over the butterfly with it for more shimmer. This was all mounted over a SU! Pacific Point 5×5″ top folding card base.
I hope you’ve enjoyed my card and it has inspired you in some way! Thanks so much for dropping by and taking part in this blog hop with us!
I am happy to be donating this card along with a few others to Lori so that she can use them to help raise funds for this cause as well.
**MY BLOG GIVEAWAY**
If you would like a chance to win a $25.00 Gift Certificate from Amazon, please be sure to add your name along with your e-mail address to the InLinkz below! This way I know who is interested in entering for this particular prize!
The winner will be announced on THIS blog as well as the “It’s A Girl Thing” Turner Syndrome Awareness Inaugural Blog Hop page so be sure to check it out for information and updates about the blog hop and prizes!
Challenges I’d like to support with this card:
- Creative Fingers – #156 Anything Goes
- Pammies Inky Pinkies – PIP1904 – Anything Goes
- Tuesday Throwdown – Anything Goes
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Stunning design the colours are so beautiful Just loving it Love and hugs Carole x
Oh I love how you coloring the butterfly Vicki so creative and love the glitter too
adorable made my sweet friend
biiiig hugs
Monika
Vicki ~ Thank you for being a part of the Blog Hop! Your card looks amazing! Love the paper you chose for the background! Love the circle of glitter surrounding the beautiful Hope ribbon and butterfly! Your card is amazing my friend!
Oh my, Vicki! I love everything about your creation from the colors, to the delightful sparkle that we all have in our personalities! I am especially in love with your flowers. Like you, I’m grateful for knowing Lori and to have become acquainted with TS through her. Loving your creation! Leaving you with wishes for a wonderful day.
Smiles,
Donna
{Creative Smiles – my little crafting world}
Your card is gorgeous Vicki, beautifully designed, like the added sparkle! It is nice to see an educational blog hop.
Beautiful card and I am crushing hard on the ribbon/butterfly.
Oh my goodness, thanks for the close up photo so we can see all the gorgeous details – this card is amazing! And what a wonderful hop to bring awareness to this syndrome!
Your design is gorgeous Vicki.
Hugs Diane
I got totally side tracked with someone that was having computer issues so I’m not sure if my comment went through. Anyway, I just wanted to say what a beautiful card you made and how feminine it looked.
Gorgeous work on the color palette Vicki. Such a delicate design with the gorgeous shimmer on the butterfly.
What a gorgeous card Vicki, I love the colors and the added sparkle on the flowers, very beautiful! Great information about this syndrome.
Hugs, Tammy
Your card is a remarkable beauty. Thank you for sharing this information, Vicki.
Nice to see your beautiful card on the blog hop for turner Syndrome too!!
Bye Ine
Love the colours and sparkle. Such a pretty design
This is so gorgeous, Vicki!! I love the sparkle you added to the flowers and butterfly!! It’s so beautiful!! Have a great weekend!! Big hugs 🙂
Lisa
A Mermaid’s Crafts
This is just beautiful with a wonderful sentiment! I love the background design and all the sparkle on those pretty flowers! Thanks for showing support to a great cause!
I love the layout and those sweet flowers on this beautiful card!
Love your project! Donna’s image is the perfect complement for this worthy cause. Thanks for sharing the information and your creativity with all of us! Follow me at http://afourthlife.blogspot.com
Gorgeous design Vicki! Love the sparkle you added to flowers and butterflies!
Wow Vicki. Love all of the details on this beauty. I see glitter as well. So pretty and beautifully crafted.
Hugs
Berni
chasingthedream.
I love everything about your beautifully created card and of course those flowers are delightful!!
nice cause for making card
its very beautiful card!
hugs
Thank you for hi-lighting this Vicki…I knew nothing about it either. What a stunning card and so very beautiful x.
such a sweet card and awesome design layout:)
Such a beautiful card! To be honest, I had never heard of this! Thank you for helping me learn about it!
Gorgeous card Vicki..beautiful..
Luv CHRISSYxx
What a wonderful card to support a great cause…Hugsxx
Stunning card! Love the glittery accents and your design. Beautiful backing papers too.
Your card is just stunning! I absolutely LOVE the butterfly over the ribbon image; so
beautiful. Your design is so lovely. Love the sparkle, too!
Vicki, my lovely friend. This is beautiful! I love the sparkle and that wonderful image. Beautiful papers and design. So so gorgeous hunny. Hugs, Wends xoxo
So great that you are participating in this well deserved blog hop, I was unaware of this syndrome so it is certainly helping to get the word out! I love your card , so beautiful and so thoughtfully designed incorporating the colors from the Foundation. Hope you have a fabulous weekend, hugs Debxx
Very pretty – love this digi image – certainly useful in any digi collection. Personally I have not heard of Turners Syndrome but will certainly be looking it up – (and I am a nurse). Never too old to learn. Sending wishes for a good weekend ahead.
Gorgeous card, Vicki! So happy to be part of this blog hop with you 🙂 PS I’m happy for you to choose someone else for the prize draw 😉
Vicki, your post provided me with information I did not know about. What a great cause, and thanks for the information! Your card is striking with the ribbon, butterfly, and awesome flowers! Great job, Vicki!
I LOVE the flowers and ribbon embellishments! Thank you for bringing awareness to this syndrome and being a part of this hop!
Wow! I just love every little detail here Vicki. The colours (of course) and your layout is amazing. Love the bling and those beautiful flowers. Great touch with the pearls on the ribbon beside that wee butterfly.
This is just awesome! Thanks for helping to raise awareness to TS!
Loving that glitter die cut and beautifully colored ribbon and butterfly.
lovely card with this georgeous stampset! the flowers are beautiful around it!
TS was new for me. Good idea this bloghop to learn something about it!
Nancy
Well done my friend! Your card is just beautiful and PERFECT! Love the off the edge design (aren’t you clever, lol). Thanks so much for helping to spread the word! BIG HUGS
Thanks for being part of this TS hop. I have never heard of this syndrome. I love your card, awesome design! Thanks for the chance to win!
This is such a beautiful card and I love the added shimmer and the way you shaded around the ribbon. Thanks for helping spread Turner Syndrome awareness!
Gorgeous colors and I love that beautiful butterfly. The glitter frame shows off your design so perfectly.
I love the drop shadow! It makes your image pop! Beautiful card.
Beautiful card!! I never knew about Turner Syndrome until now, also didn’t know the butterfly was their symbol! Perfect!
Beautiful! Thank you for sharing with us at The PIP Challenge
Wonderful card, love the sentiment. Thanks for bring awareness to Turner Syndrome.
Vicki, I just have to say that your card is so very beautiful!! I love all the texture ~ it just makes me want to hold it in my hands!!! Your use of the color board is simply beautiful!! It’s been fun seeing how everyone used them differently 🙂 Thanks for helping to create awareness and make this world a lovelier place ❤
Wendy @ “Hi!” Notes
So much beauty and love in this card, the colours are just gorgous.,xx
Lovely details and colors on your beautiful card! So pretty with a bit of sparkle!
I love that the butterfly is the symbol for Turner Syndrome; it’s so inspirational and beautiful. Your card is quite elegant with the flowers and pearls. I love the added sparkle on the butterfly and flowers. I’ve got to say I’m a little envious of how beautifully you’ve tied that ribbon. Bows tend to be a problem for me. Thanks for helping to raise awareness for TS.