Welcome to the SOC Blog Hop for Breast Cancer!
October is Breast Cancer awareness month!
So in honor of this event -- I, along with some talented crafters, have teamed up to honor and celebrate the men and women in our lives that inspire us with their strength in the battle against Breast Cancer.
If you wondered here from Qadirah's blog, you're in the right place!
If you just dropped in, why don't you join us for the whole blog?
Of course, a blog hop isn't complete without blog candy!
There will be giveaways on various blogs throughout the hop! PLUS, there will be an SOC blog hop gift awaiting one visitor!! To be eligible for that prize, you must comment on ALL blogs by Monday, Oct. 10 @ 11pm EST. From all who are eligible, one lucky reader will be randomly drawn. The winner will be posted on all participating blogs on Friday, October 14.
For my contribution, I've created two layouts.
Layout #1
This layout is for a hometown girl who is also a co-worker that just battled Breast Cancer and won! She was very candid and open with everyone about her experience. I feel so honored to know someone who has such strength and grace. She felt well enough to participate in the Race for the Cure and I'll add these photos to the layout and present the framed gift to her. Also, I know this blog hop is specific to breast cancer but so many family members have battled with cancer in general, and some are are still on the battlefield. I dedicate this to them as well.
The Layout was created using paper from Michael's, a jeweled BC ribbon and a borrowed embossing folder with dainty little hearts (I forget the name of the folder!) and the Cricut Breast Cancer cartridge. I choose the pink camflouage paper to represent the fight that is needed to battle this terrible disease. The pink represents everything girly.
Remember to "fight like a girl" and never give up hope!
Layout #1
This "Hope" Layout features papers from Me & My Big Ideas Mambi collection. It was purchased at my local Michael's.
The title says "Finding joy in the journey."
The layered butterfly is from my stash. I choose it because of the careless freedom that a butterfly has as it dances on the flowers. The butterfly's journey seems to be filled with Joy.
The layered heart is also from the Mambi collection as well as the lady's dress. The paper is pre-printed with a journaling block.
The "It's a girl" embellishment is also from Michael's.
Thanks for looking!
Layout #2
I appreciate you stopping by to support the SOC Breast Cancer hop!
The Scraps of Color (SOC) group is very much like a family unit. We've developed close friendships along the way while sharing our crafty creations.
My way of saying "thanks for visiting" is posted below.
One lucky visitor who lives a comment and is a follower will be eligible to win my blog candy. Remember, if you comment on ALL the blogs within the hop, you'll be entered to win the grand prize!
October is Breast Cancer awareness month!
So in honor of this event -- I, along with some talented crafters, have teamed up to honor and celebrate the men and women in our lives that inspire us with their strength in the battle against Breast Cancer.
If you wondered here from Qadirah's blog, you're in the right place!
If you just dropped in, why don't you join us for the whole blog?
Of course, a blog hop isn't complete without blog candy!
There will be giveaways on various blogs throughout the hop! PLUS, there will be an SOC blog hop gift awaiting one visitor!! To be eligible for that prize, you must comment on ALL blogs by Monday, Oct. 10 @ 11pm EST. From all who are eligible, one lucky reader will be randomly drawn. The winner will be posted on all participating blogs on Friday, October 14.
For my contribution, I've created two layouts.
Layout #1
This layout is for a hometown girl who is also a co-worker that just battled Breast Cancer and won! She was very candid and open with everyone about her experience. I feel so honored to know someone who has such strength and grace. She felt well enough to participate in the Race for the Cure and I'll add these photos to the layout and present the framed gift to her. Also, I know this blog hop is specific to breast cancer but so many family members have battled with cancer in general, and some are are still on the battlefield. I dedicate this to them as well.
The Layout was created using paper from Michael's, a jeweled BC ribbon and a borrowed embossing folder with dainty little hearts (I forget the name of the folder!) and the Cricut Breast Cancer cartridge. I choose the pink camflouage paper to represent the fight that is needed to battle this terrible disease. The pink represents everything girly.
Remember to "fight like a girl" and never give up hope!
Layout #1
This "Hope" Layout features papers from Me & My Big Ideas Mambi collection. It was purchased at my local Michael's.
The title says "Finding joy in the journey."
The layered butterfly is from my stash. I choose it because of the careless freedom that a butterfly has as it dances on the flowers. The butterfly's journey seems to be filled with Joy.
The layered heart is also from the Mambi collection as well as the lady's dress. The paper is pre-printed with a journaling block.
The "It's a girl" embellishment is also from Michael's.
Thanks for looking!
Layout #2
I appreciate you stopping by to support the SOC Breast Cancer hop!
The Scraps of Color (SOC) group is very much like a family unit. We've developed close friendships along the way while sharing our crafty creations.
My way of saying "thanks for visiting" is posted below.
One lucky visitor who lives a comment and is a follower will be eligible to win my blog candy. Remember, if you comment on ALL the blogs within the hop, you'll be entered to win the grand prize!
Great layout! Awesome!
ReplyDeleteI like that you chose "camouflage paper to represent the fight that is needed to battle this terrible disease. The pink represents everything girly." Great job sister.
ReplyDeleteGreat blog candy; I got my fingers crossed.
Cyndi!
Great that you are supporting some one and providing a happy memory to look back on.
ReplyDeleteLove it! Simple to the Point! We all must fight like a girl! Looking forward to seeing what you create next!
ReplyDeleteThanks for supporting the blog hop!
ReplyDeleteNice. What cute camouflage paper..in PINK!
ReplyDeleteGr8 job.. Nice Blog Candy.. Thanks for Sharing
ReplyDeleteCute die cuts. Going to have to find the Breast Cancer Cricut cartridge.
ReplyDeleteNice gift for your friend! Love the pink camouflage!! She's gonna love it! (I wish Cricut would re-release that cartridge though.) Thanks for participating in the hop!
ReplyDeletelove the layout! I need that background paper for our Breast Cancer Awareness office decorating contest at work- it's gorgeous! And perfect for the "fight like a girl" theme! Thanks so much for the inspiration!
ReplyDeletei like and love your background camouflage paper pink and your message is a greawt gift for your friend
ReplyDeleteLike the symbolism of the pink camouflage paper.
ReplyDeleteShe is simply going to love this presentation ~ how creative of you to pull out the pink camouflage background!
ReplyDeleteLove the gems on your ribbon and this would be great in a fram. Camouflage is a nice to touch to your layout!
ReplyDeleteReally nice LO's, Nedine! Beautiful and inspiring work, as usual! Keep on encouraging like you do! Love ya!
ReplyDeleteGreat layouts N&N (naughty and nutty)! lol Really like the pink camouflage paper. Thanks for the inspiration!!
ReplyDeleteI have that cute paper. Nice of you to pay tribute to your co worker. She will be surprised.
ReplyDeleteGreat for your coworker ....cute layouts
ReplyDeleteI love the connection of the camoflouge paper! Great job Angel!
ReplyDeletei loved your second layout the girl,the title is beautiful and inspirational
ReplyDeleteGreat layouts. Very nice.
ReplyDeleteI love the pink camo and the silhouette's dress. Very cute!!! SOC rocks!!
ReplyDeleteGreat layouts! Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteNice LOs, tfs!
ReplyDeleteLove that layout. The girl is pretty!!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty layout!
ReplyDeleteThe paper you used for your layouts are very stunning.
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