Lookie what I have here.
A card just for fun!
And with an image of a "pretty little stamp" called Loveable Avie from (you guessed it)
Pretty Little Stamps (formerly Gurlee Girl Stamps). I have been wanting to get my hands on some of Chelsea's rubber for some time, but funds and time never allowed, so when I saw that she is going digital.....I HAD to jump on it , then & there!! I was so excited to see these cute little angels.
I've colored her with copics. And added my plethora of embellies! LOL
These papers are form 3 different paper packs I think !
Lace is from WOC.
I've added a little bit of Tim Holtz filmstrip and fuschia seam binding with a pearl brad center.
Challenges for my card:
PS- if your still here, I just wanted to update you on a post I did a while back about a girl named Darah fighting to beat osteosarcoma....
.SEE THIS POST......
UPDATE: Darah flew out to Vancouver on January 23rd to
undergo some scans of her leg and lungs prior to surgery.
We are ecstatic that the CT of her lungs remains clear since
December 16th. The chemotherapy has been working well
and has contributed significantly to the shrinkage in the very
large tumor she had in her thigh muscle and connective
tissue which measured 20 cm x 8 cm x 9 cm. ALthough the
tumor had reduced in size, it still needed to be completely
taken out to minimize the chance of the aggressive cancer
coming back again. Because of the size of it and the amount
of tissue and bone that was affected, Darah was told she
would possibly lose her entire left leg at the hip. Dr. Ken
Brown, who is the best surgeon in Canada and some say,
best in the world for this type of tumor removal, had told us
that he was going to try his best to salvage the bottom
healthy portion f her leg with a very rare surgical procedure
called a Van Nes Rotationplasty (only 12 performed a year in
North America). He also mentioned that it would be very
challenging and complicated and not without many risks.
After 16 hours of surgery on January 31st, Darah came out
of the operating room able to feel her toes wiggle. She was
very happy they were able to salvage the bottom portion of
her leg with the rotationplasty. This will allow her to play
sports again whereby her ankle joint will be her new knee
joint and she will only require a below-the-knee prosthetic
rather than a full leg prosthetic. Darah is recovering well and
after only 6 days post surgery, and to the delight of the
surgeon, Darah is tolerating physiotherapy very well and
able to stand and walk a few steps at a time. We will be in
Vancouver for atleast another 2 weeks to undergo
chemotherapy and to ensure she is fit to fly before we
return home. ALthough Darah has had the tumor removed
from her leg and the ones from her lungs appear to be
gone, she still must undergo chemotherapy and radiation
until mid July 2012 to ensure every cancer cell is eliminated.
We will also likely have to return to Vancouver a few more
times in the next 6 months for further specialized therapy
and prosthesis fittings. We just want to thank each and
every one of you for the continued support through the past
8 months and we will keep on fighting and each day will get
closer to Darah being cancer-free and active again. We love
and thank you all. xoxo Dana, Darah and Family.
Thank you, to those of you who sent cards and monetary donations I really appreciate it. If
anyone else wants to send some well wishes cards, pls feel free to mail them to me at
Corry Smyrski
Box 1357
Pine Falls, Manitoba
Canada
R0E 1M0
Also, just to update you further Darah is up and walking with the aid of crutches and a wheelchair. The prostethics will come in time. She still has to undergo a few more weeks of chemo before she heads home! Definitely makes you stop and think............what's important in life!