When I saw that the pinks in my watercolor paper pad and my glitter stash went well together, I printed letters in "FIGHT" on the designer paper. Then, I used a Glossy-Accents-glitter-application technique presented in one of those great one-minute Unity videos to create the "I".
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| Pink Paislee color wash; Bazzill black computer-generated sentiment Stampin' Up! image from retired Godspeed set image heat embossed in Distress Ink black soot, filled with Glossy Accents and Studio G glitter |
Here in Central Ohio, we are blessed to have The James, a world-class cancer hospital. As Penny urges in today's W2SB post, my card will be going to fighter at The James.
We at W2SB are happy beyond words that Penny just celebrated her one-year survivorship! Thank you, Penny, for hosting such an informational post and sharing your inspirational journey.
Parting Thoughts
I'm going to link up this card to the Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Blog Challenge (anything goes).
Looking for another great challenge. There's a fun fall color challenge going on at Cards in Envy for a couple more days. Hope you'll stop by and play along. :)
Thanks for stopping and happy scrappin'!
Your card is just so lovely Miss Sybrina. Thank you for the wonderful words of congrats on my Survivorship....must say, I am really glad to be here! hugs, :)
ReplyDeleteLove that sparkly pink ribbon on that beautiful watercolor paper! Great card for a great cause!!
ReplyDeleteWhat an extraordinary and creative card! I love your awareness alphabet!! What a great idea for a card and a worthwhile cause as well!
ReplyDeleteLove your inking - I got quite the giggle!
ReplyDeleteLovely card for such an amazing reason!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your fabulous creation with us at the Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge.
Hugs,
Caryn xxx
Such a wonderfully creative & beautiful card, Sybrina!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Sybrina! The watercolored background looks so pretty and I love the shimmery ribbon!
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