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 every one 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.
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.
(*tip: click on the Designer's Home tab or the title of her blog if you have any issues with the link.)
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.)
Now here is a little bit about how I created my cards.
For my first card I started with pink gingham paper. I stamped the Survivor stamp with Versa mark and then heat embossed using Pink Delight embossing powder and then cut it out using my circle cutter. I then cut out the Whispers Ring of Hearts die in pink paper and attached that to kraft paper and cut that out with my circle cutter and attached that to the card, and I placed the survivor circle in the middle of that. Next I cut out the Whispers Awareness Belive die with white paper and I rubbed Versa mark all over that and very carefully added the Pink Delight embossing powder to that and heat embossed that and added that underneath the circle. Now for my next card:
Now here is a little bit about how I created my cards.
For my first card I started with pink gingham paper. I stamped the Survivor stamp with Versa mark and then heat embossed using Pink Delight embossing powder and then cut it out using my circle cutter. I then cut out the Whispers Ring of Hearts die in pink paper and attached that to kraft paper and cut that out with my circle cutter and attached that to the card, and I placed the survivor circle in the middle of that. Next I cut out the Whispers Awareness Belive die with white paper and I rubbed Versa mark all over that and very carefully added the Pink Delight embossing powder to that and heat embossed that and added that underneath the circle. Now for my next card:
For this card I cut out the Whispers Awareness Believe die in white paper, applied Versa mark and then heat embossed it using the Pink Delight embossing powder. I then took a piece of kraft paper and stamped the pretty design from the Survivor Stamp Set 713 with Versa mark ink and heat embossed it with the Pink Delight embossing powder and I added the Believe word over that and then added that to the card. I used some ribbon from my stash and I added a small piece of Ivory Pearl String to the bow. I love how it gives it that femine touch with being to thick for an envelope! Here is a picture of the inside of this card:
For this card I cut out the Whispers Awareness Square die and cut it out in bright pink paper. I used white card stock for the base and added Magnolia Ink "Prince and Princesses" Pink Magic Bubbles paper to the base after inking the edges with Victorian Velvet Distress Ink. Next I stamped the Race for a Cure sentiment from the Survivor Stamp Set 713 with Versa mark ink and then heat embossed it with Princess Rose embossing powder and then rounded the corners with one of my CM corner rounders and inked the edges with more Victorian Velvet distress ink and added that to the card. Here is the inside of this card:
And here is a close up so you can see some of the sparkle that is in the Princess Rose embossing powder.
And here is a close up so you can see some of the sparkle that is in the Princess Rose embossing powder.
You should have come from Marie's Blog here; if you get lost along the way, you can always head back to the Die-Versions Blog or the Sparkle N Sprinkle Blog for the complete list of participants. Your next stop along the way is Lisa's Blog here.
I hope you like my cards and that I have inspired in you in some small way! Now on to the next blog!
I hope you like my cards and that I have inspired in you in some small way! Now on to the next blog!
Thanks for stopping by!
Lori
Like your creations. Like the wonderful heat embossing.
ReplyDeleteMelissa
"Sunshine HoneyBee"
Your cards are all amazing, Lori!! I love the designs and the details!! I especially love the race for a cure background...it looks amazing!! Have a wonderful weekend :)
ReplyDeleteLisa
A Mermaid's Crafts
Lori-
ReplyDeleteEach of your cards are wonderful! I keep scrolling up to see them...you are very creative with your design and layouts. They are all different and equally lovely!
Thank you for sharing!
Hugs!
Thanks for your kind words and for hopping along with us!!
DeleteWhat a wonderful Hop ... Thank you so much for bringing attention to cancer awareness !!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us on this Joint Blog Hop for such a great cause!!
DeleteBeautiful designs, Lori, Each one is so unique and expresses an important sentiment.
ReplyDeleteThe pearls are a wonderful touch!
ReplyDeleteAll of these are wonderful and each are so different. I especially like the last one with that fun background.
ReplyDeleteJust beautifully designed! :) Love them both!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards and all the amazing details are awesome!!
ReplyDeleteLove your cards Lori. They are all so pretty. My fav is the "Race For A Cure" one :) I also LOVE that you showed inside of the card.
ReplyDeleteLori, these are fun. I love all the PINK! Your insides are very nice too - what a great touch!
ReplyDeleteThese cards are beautiful. I love the gingham! I also really like the use of the different techniques, stamping as well as using dies. The embellishments and glitter make them pop!
ReplyDeleteGreat cards I love these colors together.
ReplyDeleteLove your use of the broen and pink together. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThe last card is my favorite. The background on it is just gorgeous. Love green and pink together!
ReplyDeleteAwesome cards Lori...what a great fundraiser!
ReplyDeleteSuper ideas Lori. I love the elegant look of the second one. So pretty with that gorgeous ribbon.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteAll your cards are great. Great use of stamps and dies.
ReplyDeleteThe gingham card is my favorite, I really like the contrast of the gingham and the die cuts. You have used Versa mark with a lot of your cards to emboss, I think I need to start doing that and not use as much tape, thanks!
ReplyDeleteI love your cards, specially the race for cure background. Thanks.
ReplyDeletethe cards are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteAny of them will cheer up the recipient.
thanks for sharing.
Wonderful Projects! These will encourage anyone in there time of need! :)
ReplyDeleteTheresa
Lori, Beautiful cards, you did a wonderful job creating these cards. They have out done themselves in creating all these wonderful die cuts. Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Pat♥
Your cards are stunning Lori!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards!
ReplyDeleteMy goodness, Lori! These are beautifully put together! I especially like your 2nd card. Fantastic colors and card design. I'd like to add that believe die to my stash. GREAT cards and so encouraging. xo
ReplyDeleteYour cards are really pretty. They are so different from the others.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards- and I love the way you have shown off the dies : )
ReplyDeleteWow, the loveliness of your projects is amazing - you have done a beautiful job in your projects and I deeply admire you for being a part of something so awesome as this hop that is designed to comfort, raise awareness and help fight cancer!! Thank you!!
ReplyDelete