Welcome to my project for the "It's A Girl Thing: Turner Syndrome Awareness 3rd Annual
Blog Hop. I have been blessed to be part of all 3 hops. For this year we have added a Card Challenge so that more people can play along with us!
Turner Syndrome is a genetic disorder where a female is born missing partial or all of her second X chromosome leaving her with life-long medical issues and learning disabilities. This condition occurs one in every 2,000 female births worldwide, but is more common among pregnancies that do not survive to full term. That is why Turner Syndrome Females are considered MIRACLES!
Prize Winners will be announced on March 13th, 2021.
22 Caring and Generous Sponsors and 12 Design Team Members are offering prizes to a commenter and card makers and they are helping bring Turner Syndrome Awareness to the Public. For details on how you might win any of these fabulous prizes, please see Lori's TS home page. Thank you for learning about Turner Syndrome.
My project was made with a mono print using a gel press. I loved this quote with butterflies. This inspirational project has a magnet on the back so it can be hung on a refrigerator door.
We would love to have you join our card challenge. You can be inspired by the mood boord above.
Please visit
the "It's A Girl Thing" Turner Syndrome Awareness Blog Hop 2021 page to see how to become eligible for prizes.
My prize is my inspirational project along with a package of butterfly embellishments. I will be choosing winners from the comments left on my page.
I glued the print to a piece of cardboard cut from a cereal box. I folded and glued down the edges.
This made a fun little canvas for my drawing.
I saw a similar drawing on a friend's facebook page. I loved the sentiment and had to draw it.
It isn't too late to enter this months STAMPlorations Stencil Challenge.
You can link up a maximum of 3 projects -- any type of project is welcome as long as a stencil is used -- but each project must be in its own blog post.
Use of stencil (any brand) is a requirement.
Non-STAMPlorations products are OK
No sneak peek project entries; full project photo must be displayed on blog post in order to qualify for the prizes.
To qualify for the prize, You must display challenge graphic and have a text link to the challenge post (blogs only)
Prizes: $20 prize code to winner / $7 prize code to 3 randomly picked entries
To make this box I started with a piece of designer paper that has been in my stash for a long time. (not because I was hoarding it and not wanting to use it because I like it so much, Sometime that is the case, but this time I had it a long time because I didn't really like it.) So I thought it would be fun to print on.
You can link up a maximum of 3 projects -- any type of project is welcome as long as a stencil is used -- but each project must be in its own blog post.
Use of stencil (any brand) is a requirement.
Non-STAMPlorations products are OK
No sneak peek project entries; full project photo must be displayed on blog post in order to qualify for the prizes.
To qualify for the prize, you must display challenge graphic and have a text link to the challenge post (blogs only)
Prizes: $20 prize code to winner / $7 prize code to 3 randomly picked entries
You can link up a maximum of 3 projects -- any type of project is welcome as long as a stencil is used -- but each project must be in its own blog post.
Use of stencil (any brand) is a requirement.
Non-STAMPlorations products are OK
No sneak peek project entries; full project photo must be displayed on blog post in order to qualify for the prizes.
To qualify for the prize,you must display challenge graphic and have a text link to the challenge post (blogs only)
Prizes: $20 prize code to winner / $7 prize code to 3 randomly picked entries
Because there were some places that didn't pull with the print. I traced around where the stencil was and I added some gel stick to fill them in.
When I put it in my journal I added a scrap piece that I had used to clean my gel press and brayer. I think it made a great background. I added gilding flakes to the corners.
You can link up a maximum of 3 projects -- any type of project is welcome as long as a stencil is used -- but each project must be in its own blog post.
Use of stencil (any brand) is a requirement.
Non-STAMPlorations products are OK
No sneak peek project entries; full project photo must be displayed on blog post in order to qualify for the prizes.
To qualify for the prize,you must display challenge graphic and have a text link to the challenge post (blogs only)
Prizes: $20 prize code to winner / $7 prize code to 3 randomly picked entries
Recently most of my artwork has been put into my bible/art journal. I made this print starting with blue and green paint then adding the wow with orang yellow and pink and
This song sung by Shane and Shane "I will wait for you"
based off of Psalm 130 was running around in my head. As I was watching a friend's craft video I was playing along with the colors she used. Thanks Keri for the inspiration. Not my usual colors. I scribbled and wrote the lyrics from the chorus on the pages.
I did that to both sides of this layout. This layout in my bible/ Junk /art journal was made by putting two bill envelopes open and back to back. I also added a smaller part of another envelope to be in the center. It gave me lots of places to journal.
I sprayed the gel stick scribbles with water and moved the pigment around. Then I used my gel press and ARTploration ALL BLOOMS stencil
Because of the fold in the envelopes you can see a previous page on the back of the left panel.
Left side. I drew the letters, then painted them white and then added stripes then changed my mind and tried to paint them white again. I kinda like the subtle texture that the stripes add.
The little journaling pages in the middle.
Back page, when I used my heat gun to dry melted the little envelope window, so I covered it with a piece of scrap paper. Looks like it was meant to be there.
.However, I choose to just write the list on the back of my pumpkin tag.
I am using this opportunity to work on my lettering as well as journaling and working on being grateful. So I am keeping it simple. The word for the day lettered on the front of the tag, letting the monoprint be the star. I am then handwriting the scripture on the back of the tag.
Since I used prints from my stash, I didn't always remember which ARTploration Stencils were used on every tag. I took a photo of the ones that I knew which stencil was used.
