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It's my desire that they will see Jesus in me and hopefully see how I respond as a believer to my cancer. What a blessing she is! We continue to pray for all of our medical professionals, and we tell them we do. The doctors and the nurses are amazing, and my infusion nurse Paige is such an amazing nurse who takes such good care of me. God has provided me with such wonderful medical care. I already do not miss the chemo and look forward to regaining my energy. I will have another CAT scan and bloodwork on June 21, and then we will get the results on June 23 and find out whether I will have short-term or long-term radiation (as long as nothing else has changed). Yay! My last bloodwork showed that the tumor markers continued to go down, so that is a praise and answer to many prayers. I started a new regimen of chemotherapy the week after Christmas, and I finished my last treatment on Wednesday, June 2. The only way you can 'reply' or comment on my card is to visit my blog and leave a comment at the bottom of my blog post.) I do not receive it because it comes from a 'service,' not me. (Note: For some of my friends who are not familiar with blogs, please do not 'reply' to the email. I have already exported the subscribers' emails from Feedburner and imported them to Mailchimp.

I have a new 'subscribe' block at the top righthand corner of my blog for new subscribers. You may receive two emails for my blog until the end of June. It's quite the learning curve and one I am struggling with, so please bear with me.

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My techie husband reviewed some of the free options, and I am trying this one first. We bloggers are all scrambling to find another way to continue to serve our wonderful subscribers. Feedburner takes all the emails of those who have subscribed to my blog and sends out a copy of my blog post. Wait till you see what she has done with it! Wow! So here's my clean and simple card, and it's easy to mail.Hello, precious friends! First of all, as many stampers already know, Feedburner will no longer work as of July 1. Marcella Hawley always inspires us by sharing what each element is. I am definitely going to try to be more daring with those! Hehe! As many of you know, So, I’ll definitely be making more of this card…and The areas that did not copy well with markers and/or pencils to look as good if One of the fun things about this one (givingĪway my tricks here now…) is being able to make a photocopy of it and then enhance But nothing worked beside just a bit of shading. I tried using a stencil, tried sponging, and other ideas.

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(And I had to remind myself not to use my Copic markers after using my pencils.)Īs most of you stampers know, I struggle with card layouts and with how to finish my cards. I used a Crimson Red to add some of the fine lines found in the Helleborus Harlequin Gem and then used a 50% French Grey for shading/highlights.

Now isn't that just fabulous for a simple card? I found a beautiful inspiration photo, pulled out my Copic markers, and colored. So if you look down at my card, you are probably saying to yourself, 'Well, that's not a heart or all those flowers.' But, Marcy has also included a single hellebore drawn from the main image. So, whether you take this Color Story into cool territory with green, blue, deep purple, and white, or something warmer with blushes, yellows, and peachy tones, you are pretty much going to end up with a masterpiece! ' Hellebores also are cross-pollinated to create loads of color combinations. The same stem can have a multitude of shades in white, pink, chartreuse, light and dark blue. Blueberries ripening on the vine start out a very pale greenish-white. We have Daffodils and Narcissus, Trout Lilies, a myriad of single and double Hellebores, Trout Lilies, and then the surprise guest: Blueberries! Now, here’s the thing. ' A tapestry of spring flowers fill a large, lush heart shape in this Color Story adventure! The flowers for this heart were expressly chosen for scene to celebrate yellows, greens, blues and purples. I could say it's my favorite, but she somehow always 'tops' it again! Here's her delightful description: Today I am sharing a most extraordinary Heart Abloom digital release by Marcella Hawley.

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Hello, dear friends! Spring is in full bloom here in South Florida, and our temperatures are perfect.

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