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Saturday, July 16, 2011

My Cricut Craft Room- Cancer Blog Hop

Thank you for stopping by today for the Cancer Blog Hop that is being hosted by Erica of http://mycricutcraftroom.blogspot.com
You should have came from Tina's site. If you didn't please start with Erica's site.
Wasn't Tina's projects Fab. :) Love seeing what she makes.

I wanted to do this blog hop because its something that can affect everyone in one way or another. I made a card that represents 3 different cancers.


The picture doesn't show the colors right

The colors I used,the meanings and why I used those colors.

The 1st ribbon is pink which is breast cancer I used that one because my mom. She had a scare with this 2 years ago.
The 2nd ribbon is gray. This ribbon is for brain cancer/tumor. I had to pick this for my nephew who had to have a brain tumor removed at the age of 4. He is now 9 and can not even tell that anything was wrong with him.
The 3rd ribbon is for ovarian. I picked this one for my own personal battle with the possibility of having this cancer. I had to have my left ovary removed when my oldest daughter was just 6 weeks old due to a cyst that grow from the size of a pea to the size of a baseball in less then 9 months. That was 6 years ago in June. Once again it wasn't cancer but still to have the awareness out there :)

Now how I made this card
I used white card stock that is Georgia pacific.
The card is 5 in square
The black card stock I used in my cuttlebug using the swiss dot embossing folder
The ribbon are cut from Stand and Salute cricut cartridge. I do believe I cut them out at 3in.
The "Life" is also cut using Stand and Salute cut at 1.5 I do believe
The ribbon,flower and brad is from my stash
and the saying at the bottom says "Leaving cancer in the dark"

Thank you for stopping by
Until next time Stay Crafty
Amanda

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Enjoli http://mississippihippycrafts.blogspot.com/

27 comments:

  1. Love your Card! Great Job Buddy!! :)
    Did I ever Tell you that I'm glad we are friends? If not, I am!! :)

    Blessings & Hugs,
    Tina

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  2. I love this card. What a wonderful way to celebrate overcoming this terrible disease. I am a new folower of your blog.

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  3. Very nice! I'm a fan of the persnal handwriting on the card too!

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  4. Beautiful, Thanks for sharing hon, Have a scrappy day~
    Scrappingmamma ~ ustoleit@comcast.net

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  5. Gorgeous Card! I think this blog hop is so special and thank you for sharing your experiences of cancer. My mum died 9 years ago suddenly from it and I currently have 3 family members battling it so my heart goes out to you. Ali xxx

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  6. Great job representing the different forms of cancer. Very nice layout. TFS!
    Jill
    http://craftwithanangel.blogspot.com/

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  7. very nice amanda. its too bad cameras don't pick up the colors too well. i know this is an awesome card.

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  8. I can see that you put alot of thought into the design of this card. The card format is very nice and the message is meaningful. Thank you for sharing....:O)

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  9. Thank you so much for sharing I'm so glad that all the cancer scares your family have had are over God Bless you all

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  10. I like that sentiment. Pretty colors too!

    http://blog.neatthings-boutique.com

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  11. I love your card and your message of leaving it in the dark. I glad to be apart of this hop with you and wish your family the best.

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  12. Hey sister - I can totally feel the heart and soul that you put into this card. You did a great job and put a lot of thought into it. xoxo, Linda

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  13. I love your card. you've done a beautiful job.

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  14. Your design and sentiment are both beautiful! Prayers for continued darkness!

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  15. Beautiful card and thank you for sharing your story with us.

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  16. Great card Amanda. I love the sentiment on the bottom.

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  17. Wonderful card Amanda. It's amazing when you hear these stories of cancer, the many types, all the people affected by it, all the people who know of others who have had some type of this awful disease. My grandpa had cancer, my mother had skin cancer, both my Aunts had skin cancer, 1 uncle with skin cancer, 2 step grandparents with lung cancer, a friend with an inoperable brain tumor, MIL that had stomach cancer, neighbor with pancreatic cancer, his brother had it also. So scary. Prayers and well wishes go out to everyone out that has had cancer or is living with it now.

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  18. Thanks for sharing with us. I love the triple ribbons and there significance!

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  19. Love your card.

    http://lindascraftcorner.blogspot.com
    iko dot linda at yahoo dot com

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  20. Amanda. Your card is very personal and very special. Thank you for sharing!

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  21. What a great idea using different colored ones. It makes a great design too!

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  22. Great to put all 3 types of cancer awareness into one card. I just did a tumbler for a lady today whose mom had colon cancer and dad had kidney cancer. (there's a pic on my blog)
    My mom just finished up her year of chemo for breast cancer. I have a lot of cancer awareness items I've made on my blog if you want to check it out: deasdoodles.blogspot.com (it's new so I would love for you to go take a peek!)
    TFS!!

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  23. Great blog hop,I love your beautiful card,joydee1963 at yahoo dot com

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  24. Awesome card, Amanda! You're right about this dreadful disease impacting all our lives in some way. I lost my younger sister to breast cancer a year ago in May and I still miss her very much. She was my crafting buddy and best friend aside from being my sister.

    Anniebee
    anniebeescraftroom at gmail dot com

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  25. Love this card and the sentiment is so moving..

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