Welcome to my post for this year's Turner Syndrome Awareness Blog Hop!
First of all, a little bit about Turner Syndrome - it's a genetic disorder where a female is born missing her second X chromosome leaving her with life long medical issues. These issues can include things like high cholesterol levels, low bone density, poor coordination, liver problems and kidney problems.
February is Turner Syndrome Awareness month and this second blog hop is taking place to help towards this - we aim to make the crafting community aware of the syndrome and try to help increase diagnosis rates.
We have an amazing range of sponsors for you:
plus Design Team spoonsors:
Prize winners will be announced on 15 February 2020.
If you look back to the start of this post you'll see a little bit of what I've learnt about Turner Syndrome - why not add what you've learnt in your comment so we can all help spread the word?
This is the mood board that we've all used as inspiration for our creations:
And here's my card:
I've picked the flower image and the colour pink from the mood board.
And here's what I've used to make my card:
- Jean's Cherry Blossom digi stamp available here from blog hop sponsor SheepSki Designs
- Promarkers to colour the image
- patterned paper from Poundland
- stamped sentiment from Uniko
- other paper and card from Craft Creations
So now it's over to you to complete the blog hop - don't forget to go here to start the hop!
Beautiful card.Hugs Sheryl xx
ReplyDeleteA lovely card. [Bunny]
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, Helen! What an incredibly gorgeous creation, and done in those lovely TSF colors! Thank you for participating in the TSA blog hop and helping your followers become knowledgeable about this condition.
ReplyDeleteSmiles and Crafty Hugs,
Donna Ellis
{Creative Smiles - my little crafting world}
Wow! Helen you have created a beautiful birthday card! I love that sweet image and the way you incorporated the TSA mood board colors into your lovely card! Thank you for joining in on this blog hop again this year! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteThat is a beatiful image and gorgeous card! Gorgeous colouring too!
ReplyDeleteOH WOW this is SO pretty ... I just love it! Thanks so much for helping spread the word about Turner Syndrome! GREAT JOB!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous card! The flower is just stunning!! Thank you so much for sharing your creation! HUGS, *Vicki* - my blog: Stamped Smiles
ReplyDeleteWow .... thanks so much for helping spread the word about Turner Syndrome!
ReplyDeletebye Ine
so very beautiful!
ReplyDeletethis is a lovely card
ReplyDeleteGorgeous floral coloring ! I am so happy that this hop is educating and bringing awareness to Turner Syndrome! Hopefully, we can raise money and help!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers image and your coloring is fantastic. Just a wonderful card design. Thanks for the information and help in spreading the word about this syndrome.
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful card and I love the stamp you used. Great colors too.
ReplyDeleteThanks for helping spread TS awareness on the hop and sharing your beautiful floral card with us
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card, love the coloring. I learnt about the risk of liver problems, which I was unaware of previously.
ReplyDeleteA delicate and lovely card! Your coloring is gorgeous! Thanks for spreading the word about TS!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful coloring on that gorgeous image. LOVE your wonderful card.
ReplyDeleteLynn
Classically beautiful card! Love your layers and lovely coloring.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a lovely card. So delicate and feminine, using the lovely colors of the mood board. Thanks for spreading the word about Turner Syndrome!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous birthday card!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card! Love those pretty flowers!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing info on TS along the hop!
Lovely creation, I am so glad the hop is bringing awareness to Turner's Syndrome!
ReplyDeleteSoft, beautiful colors and a lovely flower image.
ReplyDeleteI wasn't aware of Turner Syndrome before this hop so it has definitely worked in increasing awareness.
ReplyDeleteYour card is beautiful. Love the soft colours and the paper is from Poundland......what a bargain. I definitely don't need to look as I have more paper than I will ever use
Beautifully designed card...so very pretty!
ReplyDeleteDiane {Nellies Nest}
So pretty, nicely done.Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteHugs
Berni
chasingthedream.
Helen, this is stunning! Thank you so much for sharing it with us, and for taking part in this wonderful blog hop to raise awareness for Turner Syndrome! I was saddened to learn that so many babies with TS do not survive.
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful!! Gorgeous image and I love the black layers, they really make everything else pop!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty and love the coloring!
ReplyDeleteNadine - My Scrap n' Stuff
This is such a beautifl birthday card. Have a blessed day.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Helen :) The color palette, composition and embellishments are awesome and your coloring impeccable!!! Thanks for inspiring me :)
ReplyDeleteBEAUTIFUL card!
ReplyDeleteLOVE your blossom branch and pretty colouring!
THANK YOU for sharing and supporting the Turner Syndrome Awareness Blog Hop :)
A lovely card! Thank you for sharing the info on this hop. I had no idea how many girls were affected and the health problems it causes.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty. I like your coloring. I learned that they have an increased risk of hypertension.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! Lovely coloring!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card!!! I love this image so much that I plan on buying it tomorrow...because of your card. So glad we took part in this hop together.
ReplyDeleteOh, that is just gorgeous! I adore the beautiful spring florals and the lovely patterned paper.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your part in this important hop!
<3 J
jwoolbright at gmail dot com
HerPeacefulGarden.blogspot.com
Your card is gorgeous and so perfect for this blog hop. Thank you for your help in raising awareness of Turner Syndrome. Hugs ~ Lena
ReplyDeleteA beautiful card , thank you for the awareness of Turner syndrome xx
ReplyDeleteso beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThank you for raising awareness about TS.