November is Diabetes Awareness month. We were challenged by one of the DT girls, Cassie to make a card to support Diabetes. The awareness ribbon color for diabetes is gray to represent the drudgery of dealing with diabetes every day. A red dot is often shown on the ribbon to represent the multiple times a day that a diabetic must check their blood. If you'd like to learn more about Diabetes click on the Diabetes Ribbon. The challenge is to make a card using the colors gray and red . If you would like to join in on the challenge you can go over and post a link to your card in a comment at Pink Papery Studio's so everyone can see it! We would all love to see what you come up with.
Here's my first card using a digital background paper created by Jami. I wanted more flowers in the paper so I ended up cutting out a couple and adding them on top of the printed paper. That way I was able to create my own pattern.
Stamps: All Year Cheer I
Paper: Real Red, Basic Gray, White
Ink: Black, Basic Gray
Accessories: 5/8 inch Red Ribbon, Gemstones, Paper Piercer
Here's my second card using the same materials minus the stamp set. This time I used Stampin Up's Sage Advice set.
Stamps: Sage Advice
Paper: Real Red, Basic Gray, White
Ink: Black, Basic Gray, Real Red
Accessories: 5/8 inch Red Ribbon, Dimensionals, Button, Silver Cord
I might just do this! My mom has dealt with diabetes since I was 16- 20 years now. My nephew was diagnosed when he was only 5 (now 18). This is a terrible disease to deal with, and I've never seen the awareness ribbon for it. Thanks for showing this on your blog!
ReplyDeleteI love the card you came up with and for a great cause.
ReplyDeletevery pretty card!! Love that paper, and you designed it on the computer? Well I love the way it turned out!
ReplyDeleteCheryl :)
this card is adorable, I luv it! great work *~*
ReplyDeleteI'm going to have to do this challenge as support to my husband! Thanks for sharing this info ... I didn;t even know about it!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful card!! Love that paper!
ReplyDeleteI just love this!
ReplyDeleteJust gorgeous Shelly! I'm finally catching up on all my blog reading! I love how you doubled up on the paper and made it 3D!!
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