It’s always good find a way to combine our love of
crafting with doing good in the global community. So I’m so excited to share a blog challenge I
was just introduced to , who has found a way to do just that. With October being
Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the lovely Hostess at the Jingle Belle’s blog,
Stephanie and Lauren will each donate $2.00 to the Susan G. Komen Foundation
for each Pink Christmas card uploaded to their blog, through Oct. 22. And you can upload as many as you like! So Get Stampin'!!!
The only “rule” is that they have to be NEW holiday cards
with “Noticeable” Pink on them…as they
say “Not just Rudolph’s Nose!”
So here is my first card; I’m hoping to come up with a
few more! I was mentally thinking
glittery ornaments, etc., but once I got to the desk...it wasn’t happening; and
not just because I really hate working with glitter! LOL! None of my stamps where talking to me...I
know! Odd, right? But a flip through of my die-cut folder led me to this Memory
Box Tree…hmmmm. And then a little further back, the Spellbinders Fleur de lys
border and corners. So I started with that; still thinking I’d eventually add
some stamping….
I hit the embossed areas of the die with my Distress
Markers: Spun Sugar. Colored the flowers
on the tree with the same, then touched them up with a bit of DM Picked
Raspberry and a waterbrush. Managed to
stick everything down without too much glue seepage, then added little crystals
in pink, red, and clear to the flower centers.
So, my first Christmas Card of the season…I’m thinking I’m
going to become a regular follower of the Jingle Belles, as they promote
holiday card making all year long…great way to avoid this panic 2 weeks before
a craft fair!
oh ♥WOW♥ now that is what you call a perfectly pink and incredibly elegant holiday card... definitely this is BEYOND fabulous by any conceivable standard... and a perfect contribution to our "think pink" fest at JINGLE BELLES; thank you for helping us support a great cause! ♥♥♥
ReplyDeleteLove how you used Distress Markers to decorate your pretty tree ... so very glad you went PINK for a cause with us at Jingle Belles.
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful Honey. Well done.
ReplyDeleteHugs
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