Sparkle N Sprinkle and Die-Versions are partnering up for a very
special joint blog hop, called the Awareness Campaign.
A portion of the proceeds from the sale of the newly
released Die-Versions dies and the stamp sets revealed in the joint blog hop
will go to help with cancer research.
Almost everyone has been touched by cancer in one way or
another. Either you or a family member has had cancer or you know someone
who has had cancer. The Designers from both teams are joining together to
help the fight to eradicate all cancers by inspiring you.
Die-Versions |
Die-Versions is debuting NINE new Die-Versions low profile
dies (July 2015 Reveal -
scroll down to the end of the reveal) and Sparkle N Sprinkle is revealing
THREE stamp sets for this Awareness Campaign. All stamp sets will be 20%
off until Aug 3.
Sparkle N Sprinkle |
Pink Ribbon Background 408
(digi version DIGI408)
A Grand Prize winner will be chosen from comments
left on the Designers' blogs and will be announced on August 4th. You
won't know who the Mystery Designer is until after the Joint Blog hop, so
remember to leave a comment with each of the Designers.
The Winner
will be announced on the Die-Versions Facebook page,
the Sparkle N Sprinkle Facebook page, the DV Blog, and on the SNS Blog and will receive a $25 gift
certificate from BOTH Die-Versions and Sparkle
N Sprinkle.
We hope you enjoy the Awareness Joint Blog Hop as much as we have enjoyed creating new projects for it.
We also hope that we have inspired you as well. Thanks for joining
us and remember to comment on each of the Designers' blogs to be eligible for
the Grand Prize. (We love reading them too since your comments also
inspire us.)
I
have had several friends and two sisters touched by cancer. One of my sisters is a survivor and the other
passed away. I created these cards in
honor of my sisters. It was a
bitter/sweet experience, rejoicing and grieving. In the midst of creating these, my father
passed away, which was very difficult but I know he is now with my sister.
I
have two projects to share with you.
This first card was created using the Die-version’s Whispers Awareness Square die and Sparkle N Sprinkle’s Pink Ribbon Background digital image. After printing the background, I used the die in
the center to create a window and layered it on a piece of cardstock covered
with Super Adhesive. The Glitter Masking technique and a strip of lace were used to create the borders on each side with
Pretty Princess glitter and all remaining adhesive was covered with Black Ice
glitter.
For
the center, I cut the die from white cardstock covered with Super Adhesive and
covered it with Pretty Princess glitter.
I wanted this popped up so I cut it twice from black fun foam and used
this to give it the dimension I wanted.
For
my second project I decided to create a larger piece that could be
displayed. I used a piece of designer
cardstock and layered it on a slightly large piece of white. This was popped up with dimensionals on a
piece edged with “Tear-ific” Tape and covered with Ballerina Velvet
glitter. All of this was layered on more
white and a black base.
For
the flower, I stamped the image from the Survivor Stamp Set five times with Versamark ink on vellum and heat embossed with Lana Pink embossing powder. After heat setting each one, they were cut
out and arranged around a circle. The
sentiment was also heat embossed with Lana Pink EP on top of a circle of
sticker paper covered with Ballerina Velvet glitter. This velvet glitter is so smooth it is easy
to emboss on it. This was layered on a
white scalloped circle and popped up in the center of the flower
The
butterflies were created with Die-version’s Whispers Awareness Butterfly. I love how they came out. I traced the die onto white cardstock and cut
them out. I used the Glitter Paper
technique by covering them with Versamark ink and Sparkle EP. After heat setting, I covered them with more
Versamark ink, added Ballerina Velvet glitter, and heat set them again. Next I cut them from vellum and adhered them. A lovely pearl is added to the center (this
helps cover up the glue).
The Sparkle N Sprinkle Creative Challenge also
begins today with lots of prizes and recognition badges. Find out how you
can become a SNS Featured Artist with special recognition on the SNS Facebook
page as well as the Creative Challenge Winner's post. From time to time,
we also have special prizes just for Featured Artists. The theme is
always Anything Goes using Loose Glitter, Embossing Powder, and/or
Flock.
Hopefully you came from Mary’s blog. Your next stop on the Awareness Campaign Blog Hop is Lori’s. If you get lost along the way or have a problem with a
link, the complete list of Designers is located on both the Die-Versions Blog as well
as the Sparkle N Sprinkle Blog.
Happy Hopping!
E. Marie
I
entered this card in the following challenge:
Simon Says Stamps Wednesday Challenge – Anything Goes
Top Tip Tuesday Challenge – Bingo (Pearls, Sentiment, Flowers or Embossing,
Sentiment, Punches or Dies)
Corrosive Challenge #229 – To “Die” For
Fussy and Fancy Challenge 144 - Things With Wings
Fan-TasticTuesday Anything Goes With A Twist...Make it Feminine
4 Crafty Chicks Crazy Egg Challenge #257 - Anything Goes
Little Claire Monthly Blog Challenge #59 - 'In Bloom'
Love To Scrap! Challenge LTSCB #58 - Anything Goes!
Word Art Wednesday Challenge #194 - Anythying Goes/Family Friendly
Repeat Impressions Challenge ~ Anything Goes
32 comments:
Like the sparkle of your creations. Especially like the Butterflies with cancer ribbon symbol.
Melissa
"Sunshine HoneyBee"
Oh wow, both of your cards are stunning!! I love the sparkle and the designs!! They look amazing!! So happy to be hopping with you!!
Lisa
A Mermaid's Crafts
E. Marie- I am very sorry to hear about your sister and your father. My heart goes out to you and your family.
Your cards are beautiful and heartwarming. I appreciate you sharing your lovely creations.
Take care. Hugs
Love the sparkle and your use of vellum. Beautiful designs.
Fabulous.... Love the vellum butterfly.
Both of these are beautiful. Love how striking the first one is with the Black Ice glitter and the flower on the second one is so creative.
Both of your cards are just lovely :) Hugs to you!
Oh wow...these are beautiful...gorgeous details!!
Marie, your cards are soft and lovely. Very pretty. And I love your use of purple :)
E. Marie - First of all, so sorry about your losses, your sister from cancer, and your father so recently. This is a tough time for you. I hope you can find some comfort knowing this cancer awareness blog hop is helping to raise awareness and research dollars to eradicate cancer. Your cards are amazing - the Black Ice and Pretty Princess card POPS and the colors are perfect! Your second card is truly stunning. It is a piece of art that I would love to have on my wall! I love how you made the flower with the sentiment and made petals out of it. So creative! So wonderful!
I am sorry for your losses. These cards are so different. I love the bright pink glitter one, it is so full of joy and life. The peach one is very sweet and classy. It is a great piece to display anywhere.
Both cards are great but the pink one with the awesome butterfly is so pretty love all the details you did
Your cards are so beautiful.
Love your designs. The card has such great contrast. The second piece is just beautiful. The pearl in the center really makes the butterfly.
These are beautiful Marie. The first is bold and full of courage and the second is so elegant with the gorgeous butterfly and the vellum flower. So graceful.
Thank you for sharing your story and the inspiration for your cards from your sisters. You've really created a beauty with glittery goodness. We appreciate you entering this in our ATG challenge at The House That Stamps Built.
So beautiful and what a tribute of rememberance.
Great cards! Good use of the dies and stamps.
The first card is bold and bright and just wonderful. The window you have created really helps to make it pop. The 2nd card is equally beautiful but it is soft and tender, a good contrast to the first card. The idea to display that card is one that I think I will use, thanks!
Marie ~ I am so sorry for the recent loss of your father, it is never easy to lose a parent or sibling! Your cards are absolutely gorgeous! I love the way you made the Awareness Square into a window, it looks so lovely with the black glitter behind it. But your pink butterfly card is by far my favorite! I love the way the Awareness Butterfly turned out, great fussy cutting and I love how the background piece turned out with Sparkle embossing powder and then the Ballerina Velvet glitter!! I would never think to layer embossing powder and glitter together!
Great cards. I specially love your second card. So soft and wonderful. Thanks.
the sparkly card is beautiful.
the second piece is great - you can display it as a remembrance of what you've been through and what you are looking forward to (health, happiness, and long life).
thanks for sharing.
My thoughts are with you! I love how the different layouts, details and papers and embellishments you used for these master pieces. Thank you for sharing with us at 4 Crafty Chicks Anything Goes Challenge
Tamie DT
Beautiful card designs! LOVE the sparkle and that pretty butterfly! :)
THeresa
Marie, your designs always intrigue and wow me! These are both wonderful! The first is bold and strong with the black accents. The 2nd is soft and feminine! Gorgeous!
Gorgeous cards, so sorry for the loss of your sister.
Love the use of the glitter!
Ooo . . . these are both gorgeous!! I love the sparkle on that first one and the softness on the second. Thanks for playing with both The House That Stamps Built and LTSCB.
I love your cards- the first- you sold me a die : ) I love that! And, love the sift pretty look of your second card as well!
Both cards are great. I really like the sparkly one. Gotta love SNS glitter!
Sounds like your family has been through a lot! I appreciate your part in this hop and I think your projects are BEAUTIFUL and excellently done!! Thank you for being part of this effort to make a difference!!
Very pretty! Thanks so much for playing along with the Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge!
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