Tuesday, September 25, 2012

Bombshell Stamps Blog Hop: Let's hear it for the girls

"Who's ready to find out the latest theme for the Bombshell Stamps Hump day Hop? Last month, it was all about the boys...well this month, in anticipation of October, the theme is "Let's Hear it for the Girls!" This theme is a little more specific then last month's though. I want you to create a card or project that could be sent to someone during October, which is (here in the States), Breast Cancer Awareness Month. So let's all Think Pink!

You can go with a pink card, Girl Power, use the infamous pink ribbon symbol, etc. But we want to worship those ladies that are fighting (or have fought) for their lives."


Okay, So!! I want to be the rebel of the group. YES! this hop was in anticipation of October's Breast Cancer Awareness month. But did YOU!!! know? That September features a day for OVARIAN CANCER AWARENESS? Just one day?! And Breast Cancer gets ONE WHOLE MONTH!!! So the inner rebel in me says... I am going to make sure you hear it for the girls with OVARIAN CANCER AWARENESS!!!

I used the flower icon from the Bombshell Angel set, and the Letters from Tattoo Font set to create this card for a very VERY special woman in my life. My Aunt Marie. She is on her second time battling Ovarian Cancer and shes kicking its tail!!! She is a true Bombshell, I am so thankful to have her in mine and Diem's lives. I mean she IS where Diem gets her middle name from!! :)

Here are some facts about Ovarian Cancer that EVERY woman needs to know. Please check it out before hopping to the next blog of, ::

In January 1, 2008 in the United States approximately 177,578 women were alive who had been diagnosed with ovarian cancer (including those who had been cured of the disease).

Ovarian cancer accounts for approximately three percent of cancers in women. While the ninth most common cancer among women, ovarian cancer is the fifth leading cause of cancer-related death among women, and is the deadliest of gynecologic cancers. Mortality rates are slightly higher for Caucasian women than for African-American women.

A Woman’s Lifetime Risk:
 A woman’s lifetime risk of developing invasive ovarian cancer is 1 in 71.
A woman’s lifetime risk of dying from invasive ovarian cancer is 1 in 95.

Please click on the stats chart to read more information. Ovarian Cancer is a silent killer, and can be prevented!!!!

Now, not to be a Debby Downer, I just felt that Ovarian Cancer needed its time to shine as its awareness date IS September!!! BE A SUPPORTER WEAR TEAL! AND WEAR IT OFTEN! I DO! I wear a teal bracelet everyday in honor of Marie!!!

Now Onto the rest of the hop. From my blog you should be headed to  the Lovely Lizzie's blog! But if you get lost... here is the whole listing!!!



OH! PS. Leave comments on all the blogs, and you will be entered to win a PRIZE for Commenting!!!

17 comments:

Rachael said...

Oh this is great! I like how you were able to use the small icons to make one large image. It shows variety!! You added a lot of texture with this too; nicely done!

GlitteryKatie said...

Very clever use of the stamp Emily!

Torrey said...

Love the use of that flower stamp! Thank you for such an informative post too! Sending healing thoughts to Marie!

Alison said...

What a great way to use that flower. Here's to your Aunt Marie! I like that you were a bit of a rebel this month.

Sparkly Engineer said...

I never knew all these facts about Ovarian cancer. Thank you for helping to keep us all safe.

Kathi said...

Great way to use the flower stamp.

I hope your Aunt Marie continues to battle and wins the fight!

Susie Little said...

I hope Marie all the best and thank you for drawing attention to Ovarian Cancer Awareness. I love your card and I hope Marie feels the love and hope in receiving it! xxx

Anonymous said...

You rebel!!! You really surprised me E,ily, i expectimng something pink LOL...great for thinking outside the box! Great card,I am sure your aunt likes it. I hope your aunt Marie will make a full recovery.

Lena95469 said...

AWESOME! Your such a rebel. I love it. Go Marie!!!! Shes awesome( much like yourself) . I agree they should get more than a day for ovarian cancer awareness.

ElamDesign33 said...

I love that you rebelled, brilliant idea with the flowers in the ribbon - looks great!

Kelli Green aka Cajunstampingqueen said...

Coolness! Great card! You rebel you

Mary G. said...

Great project! I like your twist on the "girls" part of the challenge...ovarian cancer only strikes girls, so you weren't a very bit rebel! ;)

Sending good wishes for Aunt Marie!

Jenn Borjeson said...

Thank you for sharing your story. Your card is beautiful. Will be keeping her in my thoughts & prayers. :)

Caryn S said...

THANK YOU for drawing attention to ovarian cancer. My grandmother died of cervical cancer (which also spread to her ovaries) and I can't believe that it doesn't get more attention!

Elizabeth Sanchez said...

Awesome job!!

Kim said...

Pretty card! I love that it's in blue. Sending wishes and positive thoughts for your Aunt Marie.

Marie said...

I loved the card Emily Ann! and yes I will kick this thing in the butt to quote you. It was so great to see you and your MOM! Love you!AM

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