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Memory Boxes were provided at WakeMed to hold memories of Jesse & Dale. They are provided by artists all over the world as a gift of the heart at no charge.
"These boxes are a small way that we can help acknowledge the importance of the life these women carried inside of them. Through our art, we can create a keepsake box that the family may keep for generations."
This is the organization that provides the admin for connecting those who create the Memory Boxes and hospitals.
I created the background for this card using Brusho powdered watercolors. I then punched out the stars using a Memory Box die. I backed it with white paper and added micro glitter to the stars. The girl and cat were stamped onto Bristol paper, watercolored, then fussy cut. The dress is fussy cut from scrapbook paper.
May 2017
Stamps: Hero Arts Big and Small Flowers, CL374 and Tree, Birds & Messages, CL182
Ink: ColorBox. Chalk, Charcoal
Paper: MemoryBox, Gossamer
Die Cut, My Favorite Things Die-namics Rolled Rose die, used on felt., leaf hand cut
This has sold and will be a special Christmas gift for someone. I applied real fresh water seed pearls and tiny glass beads to various areas. There is also a beaded drop fringe around the box.
made this card using the MB Lovey Dovey Tree. this card is featured in the January/Febuary 2011 issue of CardMaker magazine.
When I fell in love with watercolouring, I started out by painting over white heat embossed florals such as this beautiful Memory Box set and it is still one of my favourite techniques for getting a quick watercoloured look 🌸
An Exquisite Memory Box commissioned for a daughter, the lid open showing inscribed cartouche and upholstered.
HA background stamp embossed with distress antique linen/vintage photo(words) powder, sponged with Vintage photo inkpad. A little golden stickled decorated on the flowers. Butterfly from Memorybox. TFL!
This is my 6x6 page for the Hymn & Scripture Challenge. Our word and study this week are on the hymn “O Holy Night." The scripture I used was:
Psalm 18:28 "You, O LORD, keep my lamp burning; my God turns my darkness into light."
I felt this verse was appropriate as I think of His birth and that Holy Night when He Himself was the light brought into this dark world. I also used December sketch challenge from C'est Magnifique. It's always hard to fit a lot of elements on a 6x6 page but I try. LOL! To see more photos and to read the entire study, please see my post here:
triplethescraps.blogspot.com/2012/12/hscrc12-hymn-18-o-ho...
Thanks for looking. Blessings,
Papers: Ruby Rock-It Becalm, Pion Design Silent Night cut out sheet, Memory Box mocha, Bazzill cs
Stamp Ink: Tim Holtz Distress Ink frayed burlap
Embellishments: Poppystamps Simple Banner die and Lorelai Leaf die, Studio Calico wood veneer birds and title, Prima flower (green), misc. flower, misc. pleated ribbon, sewing machine
Mixed Media Tags for a swap. Our theme was "Quotes" I'm entering this into the challenge at City Crafter Challenge Blgo as I used Gelatos and water to paint my backgrounds. Edited: Happy to say, this got a Spotlight Aware at City Crafter Challenge