Hello, hello! I am so glad you are here! I am pleased to be part of the 3rd annual Turner Syndrome Blog Hop this year, and I'm offering several prizes for this great cause. Keep reading for details. This year we have added a card challenge so that more people can play along. You have all month, so link up and join 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.
23 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 TS related project is inspired by the TSF Mood Board
The butterfly has become the symbol for Turner Syndrome girls because they are fragile miracles.
I created this card using a butterfly panel die by Kat Scrappiness. I inked it in the colors of the mood board, then printed the pre-colored TSF Fairy and fussy cut her. The sentiment is also part of the set. I used a banner die from Crafter's Companion, cut 3 times.
To be edible for the prizes that I am giving away, please become a follower of my blog. If I reach 600 followers, I will add another prize to the mix! I recently organized my embossing folders and realized I had some duplicates. Here's a look at the prizes I am giving away:
Prize 1
Please return to the "It's A Girl Thing" Turner Syndrome Awareness Blog Hop 2021 page to see how to to become eligible for the prizes. There are lots of them!!
I also want to invite you to link up your projects to the Jan's Digi Stamps Challenge. It starts today and goes all month. It's Anything Goes (always!) I'd love to see your creations, and you could win a gift certificate from Jan's wonderful store!
Gorgeous card for the Hop. So nice to be in such talented company !!
ReplyDeleteFabulous card, Julie! I love how you created the background, it's a beautiful card!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Julie ... that background is just perfect! So happy we can both help bring awareness to his disease. Take care and stay safe!!
ReplyDeleteJulie your card is so bright and beautiful! I love your background! I have that same Butterfly die from Kat Scrappiness and I love it! I made a couple of cards with it for the month. Thank you for being a part of this blog hop again in 2021! I appreciate it!
ReplyDeleteYour card is so sweet Julie, I love your bright cheerful colors so fun being in a hop with you to share awareness of TS disease
ReplyDeleteThank you for your inspiration!!. Have a blessed day
DIANA L.
DL.ART
http://dianamlarson.blogspot.com
So adorable! Those colors are just perfect for that image.
ReplyDeleteJulie, you have hit the nail on the head with these beautifully vibrant colors! The inky, rainbow-like background makes me smile from here to here! LOL (can you see?) Beautifully doen. It's a pleasure being your teammate in spreading the news during the annual Turner Syndrome Awareness Hop! hugs, de
ReplyDeleteI love that stamp set you used. The little girl is so darling. I may just have to check it out further and get the set. You used that image so well and I love the gorgeous colors.
ReplyDeleteHi Julie, as a former pre-school teacher I have only had one little girl with Turner's Syndrome, she loved the Wiggles and balloons. Love the bright colours you have used and the butterflies are stunning, have a wonderful week... Megan
ReplyDeleteI love the butterfly background and your coloring on this little fairy!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet card, Julie! So bright and cheerful. And what a perfect sentiment! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWow, I love this image and background in deep versions of the mood board colors. The triple banners and butterflies are beautiful details.
ReplyDeleteYour card is beautiful. The background really shows off the image well. Thanks for being a part of the hop. [Bunny]
ReplyDeleteHi Julie. You made a beautiful card for the blog hop. I'm happy to be joining you on this journey of getting the word out about Turner Syndrome.
ReplyDeleteI love how you made layers of different colored banners for the sentiment. And the butterflies are really pretty. Lovely card!!
ReplyDeleteYour card is wonderful Julie and I love the background you created.
ReplyDeleteYour card is beautiful, I like your background! I am now a follower, glad I found you with this wonderful blog hop!
ReplyDeleteThose banner dies look so fun layered like that and I love the pink and bright green combo. I especially like the one special silver one she's admiring! I'm a blog follower and always enjoy your projects.
ReplyDeleteSuch bright and cheerful creation with lovely sentiment! Perfect for this great cause!
ReplyDeleteHappy 600th follower here!
Fabulous card, love that beautiful colorful background and die cut butterflies.....magical! I hope to play along and spread the word over the weekend.
ReplyDeleteI love the color combo and sweet image on your pretty card! Awesome way to show off the sentiment with those layered banners!
ReplyDeleteDear Julie
ReplyDeleteBe it the colors or the words it is so appropriate for the Turner Syndrome Blog hop. Love your cards Stay safe and blessed
Love how you have incorporated the colors in the card
ReplyDeleteI am your new follower.
ReplyDeleteI really love the beautiful inky background. Such a beautiful card with the butterflies die.
Julie, What a great use of the color inspiration in your background that makes your fairy pop! You always do a splendid job! I am so honored to be serving with you on the DT together for this wonderful cause and having you as one of my own DT.
ReplyDeleteStay safe and happy crafting!
Hugs,
Jan
(Owner & Illustrator of Jan's Digi Stamp Shop)
Lovely card. Thank you for taking part in the blog hop to raise awareness for The Turner Syndrom.
ReplyDeleteLove the color combination and background on your card. Thanks for bringing awareness to the card making community for Turner Syndrome.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards for a very important case!!
ReplyDeleteSuch a sweet image and card, and for such a worthwhile cause. You nailed the inspiration mood board. I'm already a follower and would love to win your prize. Grateful for your generosity. Have a nice weekend.
ReplyDeleteJulie your card is so colorful and bright with those gorgeous die cut butterflies its really a perfect card for bringing awareness to Turner syndrome!
ReplyDeleteJulie,
ReplyDeleteYour creativity always inspires me! Thank you for helping all of us become more aware of Turner Syndrome. It is such an important cause and you are a wonderful ambassador. Keep up the good work! kReN@afourthlife
Your card is lovely. I like the layering of the cardstock, especially with the sentiment in layers. Love the background blending colors.
ReplyDeleteLove your pretty card with all the butterflies. Thanks for being a part of this
ReplyDeleteinspiring hop.
Such a pretty card! I am already a follower of your blog. Thank you for being a part of this important hop!
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful card... Love the colors so much.. and this image is so so cute... Hugsxx Deepti
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card! I absolutely love your ink blended background. Gorgeous colors! Thank you for helping to educate people about TS!
ReplyDeleteYour card is so pretty! Thank you for sharing for TS.
ReplyDeleteIts so lovely card!
ReplyDeleteSuch sweet cards, thanks for all the inspiration. I had no idea about Turner Syndrome. Amazing that one little Chromosome can have such an effect.
ReplyDeleteLove your beautifully inked background and the way it complements the sweet fairy and swarm of butterflies. Makes me think of warmer weather. Thanks for promoting TS....I am an elementary teacher and first heard of these miracle girls through Lori's first awareness hop. May God bless each little miracle and those sweet crafters who stepped up to create some awareness!
ReplyDeleteGreat blended background for your card. And the coloring is beautiful. I was a nurse and it wasn't until 3 years ago that I had heard of Turner Syndrome.
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful work, Julie! As a woman with TS and TSF volunteer, I appreciate your support of the TS community!
ReplyDeleteEveryone, check out my blog post on the TSF blog on February 24th!
https://turnersyndromefoundation.org/blog-latest-articles/
What a perfect design to bring awareness of Turner Syndrome to the card community. You captured the mood board perfectly. Love the sponged background and the layered sentiment.
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable image and I love the colours. Gorgeous design, so pretty. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteValerija xx
SO CUTE YOUR CARD LOVE THE COLORS ALSO....
ReplyDeleteWow....love the bright colors and that adorable image. Congratulations on reaching 600 followers! I was already a follower. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for your part in this important hop and for offering such generous prizes! Holey Moley!!!
<3 J
jwoolbright at gmail dot com
HerPeacefulGarden.blogspot.com
Your card is gorgeous. lovely to be hopping along for such a important cause. Hugz
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card and a wonderful hop. I had never heard of this syndrome before. Thank you for educating and inspiring me!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Julie for sharing such a beautiful card. I love the different silver butterfly amongst the swarm of butterflies. The strong message that everyone is unique and special in their own ways is very important. Thank you spreading the word. I shall do my bit.. <3
ReplyDeleteYour card is amazing, Julie (just like you!) I love the gorgeous butterflies swirling around the cute image! I'm enjoying the blog hop!
ReplyDeleteDarcy Schroeder
Thank you for helping raise awareness about Turner Syndrome. I di't know anything about it until my daughter was diagnosed at birth 31 years ago. I love how the colors in your background complement the colors in the fairy and the butterflies frame her.
ReplyDeleteStunning colours, I love it.
ReplyDeleteGreat hop.