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TURNER SYNDROME FAIRY 2021 MONTH

Updated: Feb 16, 2021


Hello Blogging Friends!!



Welcome to my project for the "It's A Girl Thing: Turner Syndrome Awareness 3rd Annual Blog Hop" and for this year we have added a Card Challenge so that more people can play along with us!

Turner Syndrome is a genetic disorder where a female is born missing partial or all of her second X chromosome leaving her with life-long medical issues and learning disabilities. This condition occurs one in every 2,000 female births worldwide, but is more common among pregnancies that do not survive to full term. That is why Turner Syndrome Females are considered MIRACLES!


Prize Winners will be announced on March 13th, 2021


23 Caring and Generous Sponsors and 12 Design Team Members are offering prizes to a commenter and card makers and they are helping bring Turner Syndrome Awareness to the Public. For details on how you might win any of these fabulous prizes, please see Lori's TS home page. Thank you for learning about Turner Syndrome.





My TS related project is inspired by the TSF Mood Board






MATERIALS LIST:

Hammermill® 100lb. White Coverstock

DCWV® Rose Gold Premium Stack

DCWV® Happy Day Stack

Green Cardstock

Paper Co®. - White Vellum

Sage Green Scraps

VersaMagic® - Aspen Mist

VersaMagic® - Spanish Olive

1/8" Iridescent Ribbon

Silver Glitter Pen

Nuvo® Glitter Drops - White Blizzard COPIC® MARKERS:

Tonic® - Mixed Edge Oval Layering Die set E04, E21, E23, E25, E27, E50, E51, E53

Layering Scalloped Lace Ovals RV00, RV32, Rv34

Darice® - Swirl with leaves YG00, YG01, YG05

Leafy Vine Die R01

Pink Flowers (5) C0, C1, C3

Fine Copper Wire

Foam Tape

Dimensional® Glue

Tear-ific® Tape

Iridescent Sequins (3)

Small Butterfly punch or Die

To simplify the process of making this card I chose to use my pre-colored image of the TSF Fairy and sized her to 2-1/8"x 4-1/8".


I chose to use the banner from Valentine Wishes Digi Set; sized it to 4-1/4" and inserted "It's a Girl Thing" as shown.


Print.



I decided to add transparent, sparkly Fairy Wings. Cut a small piece of the white vellum and positioned over the Fairy. With a Silver Glitter Pen trace one wing, move the vellum and trace the next wing until all three are traced. Let dry.




Punch (3) three Butterflies out of vellum.







Using Nuvo® Glitter Drops - White Blizzard outline the wings and the outer edges of the butterflies. Let dry.


The butterflies will have a tendency to curl. I used tweezers to straighten during the drying period.


Fussy cut the Fairy out.

Cut her wings off as well. Be careful not to cut her skirt back off.


Use an X-acto® knife to cut a slit along her back to slip the

new vellum wings into.

Using a piece of fine copper wire, fold in half and slide a butterfly in and gently twist the wire.


Curl both ends of the wire to make antennae for the butterflies.






Insert the small slender wing first, then the

large wing on top of the slender wing and the bottom arched wing into the slit along her back as shown. Secure on the back side.









Secure the second largest Layering Scalloped Lace Oval to some Hammermill® 100lb. White Coverstock with cutting edge down. Smudge the lower part with VersaMagic®-Spanish Olive and smudge the upper part with VersaMagic®-Aspen Mist.


Run through your Big Shot®.


Using the largest Tonic® - Mixed Edge Oval Layering Die cut a green oval.


Using the scrap sage green cardstock cut

one of each of the leaves and vines.


Adhere the lace oval centered in the Green oval as shown.


Adhere the green vines along the edges of the ovals along the bottom.





Using Foam Tape adhere the Fairy in the oval as shown.


Using dimensional glue adhere the flowers to the vines. One flower I made into a bud.


Using Dimensional glue adhere one (1) of the butterflies as though she is blowing it. let dry.


Using Nuvo® Glitter Drops-White Blizzard place a couple of random dots around the fairy and on the edge of the flower petals. Let dry.


Using two (2)1/4"x1" pieces of acetate and two 2) 1/4" squares of foam tape; (1) one square on the end of each piece of acetate adhere one (1) butterfly.


Secure each along the back side of the oval and spaced along the upper edge as shown.










Cut the Green cardstock 5"x12", Score and fold at 6", and 9". Cut a second piece of green 2-3/4"x4-3/4".


Cut DCWV® Happy Day Stack 4-3/4"x2-3/4". Adhere the piece of iridescent ribbon along the top edge. Center and adhere to the first section of the card front as shown.


Cut DCWV® Rose Gold Premium Stack (embossed pink) 4-3/4"x2-3/4" and 2-1/2"x4-1/2". Center and adhere to the second section of the card front as shown.


Cut two (2) Hammermill® White 5"x3". Center and adhere the Green 2-3/4"x4-3/4" on one of the white 5"x3" rectangles. Center and adhere the embossed pink 2-1/2"x4-1/2" on the green. Adhere the layered stack with foam tape 2" up from the edge of the back flap.


Flip over and adhere the second 5"x3" rectangle with Tear-ific® Tape aligned with the bottom of the cardbase.


Bottom half of the oval on the backside- apply Tear-ific® Tape. Adhere the oval about 1/4" from the bottom and centered of the front flap.


Fussy cut the banner and adhere 1/2" from the bottom of the back flap with Foam Tape.

Add a couple of sequins.








It's a wrap! You're TSF Fairy 2021 card is

completed!







Thank you so much for joining me on this card making journey for a great cause! If you would like more information on Turner Syndrome, or wish to join the TSF Awareness Blog Challenge for February 2021, just click on the link here or below. Happy Scrapping!


Hugs,





Entering in the following challenges:




PS - I just wanted to remind you that the 2021 "It's a girl thing" Blog Hop and Challenge is ON!! This year it will run from February 1st through the 28th. Winners will be posted on Saturday, March 13th.


I created a BEAUTIFUL Digi Stamp Set for the Blog Hop & Challenge- TSF- Fairy 2021 Digital Stamp Set. ALL proceeds from the sale of this stamp set are donated to Turner Syndrome Foundation!

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