Honoring Warwick...

For our wonderful Warwick...I made this for our Tuesday Cyclefit Riders to sign to celebrate Warwick's last radiation treatment.  We all wore blue and surprised him at the morning ride.  He went through weeks and weeks of radiation with no complaints, always so thankful to be on his bike.  Warwick was our very first rider when Linden and I started co-leading the Tuesday Cyclefit Ride.  He holds a very special place in our hearts.
        

I used My Favorite Things Impact Alphabets and Awareness Ribbon die-namics.  Black, White, and Tempting Turquoise card stock.  Foam tape, baubles, and a white gel pen.

Honoring Warwick's end of Radiation Treatment.

We love you Warwick!!!

Thank you so much for stopping by!

 

Piss Off...

For a very dear friend of mine.  It breaks my heart that he's going through this.  

I wanted to lift my friends spirits and make him laugh.  This was a very quick card.  I used White and Tempting Turquoise card stock.  My Favorite Things A2 Stitch Rectangle Stax, and Highrise Alphabet Lowercase die-namics.

Thank you for having a look!

 

For Tammy...

I made a post about a card I made 9 years ago and had just sent to my friend Martha who was having her last chemo treatment.  My friend Joanie reached out to me and asked if I could make the same card for her late husband's step daughter, Tammy.  I dug around in my paper stash and still had all the supplies to make the card just as she requested.

 I used MFTWSC63. for my sketch.  I started off stamping Pure Innocence Have Hope in Memento Ink on Neenah, coloring with Copics.  I used Prismacolor Pencils and OMS for some shading on her leggings and the ground.  I used a Glaze Pen on her hair clip, heart, and shoes.  Lucky Limeade, Rose Red, Blush Blossoms, and EP This & That Grateful papers.  I used Die-Namics Open Scallop Edge, ran it through my Xron Sticker Maker, then sprinkled it with Dazzling Diamonds Glitter.  Lucky Limeade Ribbon, SU Photo Corner Punch, SU White Baker's Twine, Denami Design Buttons, and Foam Squares.

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Keeping You in My Prayers...

I made this card 9 years ago!!!  Yes...I've held onto it for that long.  I originally blogged it on March 19, 2012 and I sent it out on March 19, 2021...crazy how that worked out.  I'm not sure why I held onto it for so long, but when my dear friend Martha announced that she was having her last chemo treatment, I knew it was meant for her.  Martha is one of my oldest friends.  We went to Elementary and Junior High School together and we were pregnant with our daughters together.  Martha handled her breast cancer diagnosis and treatment with such grace and poise. 

  

 I used MFTWSC63. for my sketch.  I started off stamping Pure Innocence Have Hope in Memento Ink on Neenah, coloring with Copics.  I used Prismacolor Pencils and OMS for some shading on her leggings and the ground.  I used a Glaze Pen on her hair clip, heart, and shoes.  Lucky Limeade, Rose Red, Blush Blossoms, and EP This & That Grateful papers.  I used Die-Namics Open Scallop Edge, ran it through my Xron Sticker Maker, then sprinkled it with Dazzling Diamonds Glitter.  Lucky Limeade Ribbon, SU Photo Corner Punch, SU White Baker's Twine, Denami Design Buttons, and Foam Squares.

Thank you for stopping by! 
Have a wonderful day!

Bootyful Day...

Yes, it was a "Bootyful Day"...it was Noah's End of Treatment Party.  What a celebration!  He celebrated the day before by running his first half marathon (with his parents and lots of friends by his side)!  He's just an amazing kid with so much courage...you'd never know he's been battling cancer for the last 3 years.

Noah is a Treasure and Treasured by so many people.  I thought this stamp, Ahoy Matey by My Favorite things was the perfect set to use for his card.  I stamped the pirate in Memento Ink, coloring it with copics, then fussy cutting it out.  I used Crumb Cake as my base, layering with Black and EP Apothecary Eporium.  Spellbinders for my circles, then popping the pirate up on it.  SU square punch for the tag.  I used SC725, flipping it 180 degrees.  

Noah's way of celebrating his end of treatment...a half marathon!

 His mom, Lisa, Noah, his dad Jon

 Jon, Noah, Lisa

Cutting into his cake.  What an amazind day!  So happy for you Noah and family!!!

Thank you for stopping by.  Have a wonderful day!