I realize it's not October anymore - but really, we can't only think about Breast Cancer Awareness in October now can we?? Plus, this Sunday my sister and I are walking in the Austin Race for the Cure!!! Woohoo!!! I'm so proud of us. :-) As a matter of fact, I'm going to go ahead and make a shameless plug here. If you'd like to make a donation to Susan G. Komen, I'd be extremely honored if you did it through my fundraising site HERE.
And now back to the card for a moment. I used my favorite breast cancer awareness stamp set, Think Pink - Fight Like a Girl from Flourishes. I adore this dress (tutu?) image with the ribbons in the skirt, it's so lovely. I thought about adding some Stickles to the ribbons to highlight them a little, but realized I cannot yet squeeze a bottle of Stickles. As a matter of fact, I found this card came together quite quickly when many of my decisions on what to add were determined by whether or not I was ABLE to add them! LOL!
I found inspiration for my card from Taylor's latest sketch challenge:
And one more thing before I go - I wanted to give you an update on my last little cancer-related fundraiser. I'm happy and proud to report that my card auction raised $66.26 for Livestrong. YAY! A great big, heartfelt thanks to those of you who bid!
Thanks for stopping by today! Not sure how much stamping I'll do in the next week or so, but I'll try! And I'll also pop back in with some photos from The Race for the Cure!
- Stamps: Fight Like a Girl from Flourishes
- Paper: Bazzill pink CS, Stampin' Up vanilla CS, October Afternoon DP
- Ink: Ranger Distress Ink (Spun Sugar, Tea Dye)
- Accessories: Stampin' Up scallop edge punch, silk ribbon, American Crafts ribbon, Making Memories brads
Your card is beautiful! I hope you're healing well. And good luck on your big move!
ReplyDeleteLibby - this is another marvelous card. Thank you for walking but do take care of that wrist.
ReplyDeleteWow! LOVE this Libby!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on raising all that dough.
ReplyDeleteThis card if beautifil and yes we need to make the entire year pink.
And lastly thank you for your lovely comment on my blog. It's so nice to get compliments from artsy types and floks who can see the work involved.
So pretty and very PINK! :) Good luck on your ride!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, gorgeous card, Libby! I love all the beautiful layers and your fab distressing! That image is so pretty and the touch of lace is gorgeous! Best of luck with the race today. I hope your hand gets better quickly:)
ReplyDeleteLibby! LOVE your card... so beautiful in pink. And thank you for your support to breast cancer awareness. I have two sisters with breast cancer. :(
ReplyDeleteSo fun...great job!
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