Hello Blogging Friends!!
Turner Syndrome is a genetic disorder where a female is born with only one X chromosome, instead of two, leaving her with life-long medical issues and learning disabilities. This condition occurs one in 2,500 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 February 15, 2020.
Thirty-six caring Sponsors and nine DT Members are offering prizes to commenters 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. Thanks for learning About Turner Syndrome.
My TS related project is inspired by the TSA official color board:
I used Simple Rose Spray DIGI and painted with an assortment of aqua markers. The background was made with a handmade stencil made from CUTFILE Angel Doily Dallion 2019 and distress ink blending.
What impressed me with what I learned about girls Turner Syndrome is how resilient these little mighty girls are! Big things come in small packages!
Please comment on my blog post about something that your learned about Turner Syndrome. What made an impression on you?
Thanks for hopping! I am so honoured to be a sponsor for this Hop and kudos to Lori for organizing this wonderful event :)
Now don’t forget!...
Pleas visit "It's A Girl Thing" Turner Syndrome Awareness Blog Hop 2020 page to become eligible for prizes.
Nine designers are offering prizes on their personal blogs as well:
My TS related project is inspired by the TSA official color board:
I used Simple Rose Spray DIGI and painted with an assortment of aqua markers. The background was made with a handmade stencil made from CUTFILE Angel Doily Dallion 2019 and distress ink blending.
What impressed me with what I learned about girls Turner Syndrome is how resilient these little mighty girls are! Big things come in small packages!
Please comment on my blog post about something that your learned about Turner Syndrome. What made an impression on you?
Thanks for hopping! I am so honoured to be a sponsor for this Hop and kudos to Lori for organizing this wonderful event :)
Now don’t forget!...
Pleas visit "It's A Girl Thing" Turner Syndrome Awareness Blog Hop 2020 page to become eligible for prizes.
Thanks so much!
:)* Fred
Your colouring is amazing. The rose is so life like.
ReplyDeleteHugs Sheryl xx
oh my goodness, Miss Tracey! How incredibly BEAUTIFUL! Now that my jaw is lifted back off the ground, I can say how much I miss working with you, and seeing your artwork on a regular basis. I hope all is going well, and that you are not too frozen this winter. Your creations always wow me! Thank you for participating in the TSA blog hop and helping your followers become knowledgeable about this condition.
ReplyDeleteSmiles and Crafty Hugs,
Donna Ellis
{Creative Smiles - my little crafting world}
Your card is more than lovely. It could be considered as a prize. I learned about their low estrogen levels. [Bunny]
ReplyDeleteWowzers, Tracey, your card is absolutely stunning! Your colouring is amazing, love this card! I just learned about Turner Syndrome today - I heard of it before but didn't know what it was. If I had to pick one thing I learned, it would be that the average age of diagnosis is 9+ and that some are not diagnosed until adults. And even more shocking is that only 2% of babies conceived with Turner Syndome survive to birth. Well I guess that's 2 things. Thanks for helping to educate us about this disorder.
ReplyDeleteTracey! Your card is outstanding! I love the doily on your background and that gorgeous rose image! What a beautiful heartfelt card! Thank you so very much for being a Sponsor and a Card Designer for this blog hop again this year! I really appreciate you helping me spread awareness! Hugs!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card, I love the background.
ReplyDeleteThat rose flower is absolutely stunning!! I just love your card and elegant design! Thank you so much for sharing your creation! HUGS, *Vicki* - my blog: Stamped Smiles
ReplyDeleteOH WOW ... absolutely beautiful! Amazing coloring! Thanks so much for helping spread the word about Turner Syndrome! GREAT JOB!
ReplyDeleteit is fabulous!
ReplyDeleteyour rose is so striking - yes these little girls are so resilient - I was sad to read that so few of these babies survive birth - they really are miracles:)
ReplyDeleteWOW! Your coloring is OUTSTANDING!!!!!!!!!!!!! I am so happy that this hop is educating and bringing awareness to Turner Syndrome! Hopefully, we can raise money and help!
ReplyDeleteThe coloring on that rose is so gorgeous! Thanks for being a sponsor too!
ReplyDeleteWow, your coloring is perfection! This is so lovely.
ReplyDeleteWow, this is stunning! Love the digi you used and your coloring is amazing!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful and the color is so realistic. Proud to see you sponsoring TS. As I learn more about it, I'm amazed that it hasn't been publicized more. We, as mothers, need to know more about these things. What courageous young girls and women are those who carry on in spite of it.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sponsoring the TS hop and for sharing this exquisite card design. I learned that Turner Syndrome can result in many autoimmune conditions.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWhat a stunning card! I love the lacy look created with the stencil and soft in, and the coloring of the flower is just gorgeous! Thanks for helping raise awareness of TS!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous coloring and I love the stencil you used in the background. Lovely, lovely card.
ReplyDeleteLynn
Oh what a striking card! Beautiful coloring and I love that fabulous bloom.
ReplyDeleteWow! That rose just jumps off the page! Love the vibrant colors against the pretty stenciled background! Beautiful make for sure!
ReplyDeleteBeautifully colored, and the stencil really adds.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! Lovely creation, I am so glad the hop is bringing awareness to Turner's Syndrome!
ReplyDeleteI learned a lot about TS--I didn't know it existed. The IB connection is interesting. I didn't know about that... What a pretty rose--and the doily is perfect.
ReplyDeleteA lovely soft stenciled background for this gorgeous rose. Wow, your coloring is awesome. This is so inspiring to learn about this disease and I've learned a lot from this hop. It's so sad only 2% of girls live past birth with this and that it causes so many other problems in their health.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous coloring on this beautiful rose! Love the pretty background too!
ReplyDeleteI learned that the girls can be prone to low estrogen levels.
Thanks for the TS awareness you are helping to share on the hop!
Stunning card, designed so beautifully!
ReplyDeleteDiane {Nellies Nest}
What a beautiful, elegant card, representing TS Awareness. Thanks for sharing,
ReplyDeleteHugs
Berni
chasingthedream.
Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful card with us, and for taking part in this wonderful blog hop to raise awareness for Turner Syndrome! I learned a lot about TS, and was saddened to learn that such a small percentage of babies born with TS will survive. Hugs...!
ReplyDeleteOoo . . . this is gorgeous!! Your coloring on this stunning rose is beautiful and the stenciled background is fabulous! It's sad to learn how many aspects of life TS affects in these women/girls.
ReplyDeleteStunning card and coloring! Absolutely love it!
ReplyDeleteNadine - My Scrap n' Stuff
ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS card!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the rose, ADORE your design - WOW!
I hopped along last year. There are so many aspects to this genetic disorder that it is almost overwhelming, especially when we remember that less than 2% of babies conceived survive to birth, precious girls that face the challenges each day with their families. I appreciate the opportunity to learn more again this year, apart from all the illnesses associated with TS, as a crafter, it was interesting to find out that over 8% suffer colour blindness.
THANK YOU SO MUCH for sharing and supporting the Turner Syndrome Awareness Blog Hop :)
A lovely card! Thank you for sharing the info on this hop. I had no idea how many girls were affected and the health problems it causes.
ReplyDeleteWOWZA!!! What a stunning card! Your color palette...composition...coloring are all awesome! Thanks for inspiring me :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful rose. I like your coloring. I learned that they have a higher risk of hypertension.
ReplyDeleteAmazing and beautiful card! I wish I could color like you can. Glad to be part of this hop with you.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card with unparalleled coloring! WOW WOW WOW!
ReplyDeleteThank you for your part in this important hop!
Although I hopped along last year, I had forgotten that 99% of conceptions with Turner Syndrome do not survive until birth. Turner Syndrome gals really are miracles!!
<3 J
jwoolbright at gmail dot com
HerPeacefulGarden.blogspot.com
Wow, your card is gorgeous. Love the large flower coloured in vibrant colours. Thank you for participating and sponsoring this blog hop, and thank you for your help in raising awareness of Turner Syndrome. Hugs ~ Lena
ReplyDeletelove your colouring it is fabulous xx
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous! Happy to be hopping with you to raise awareness of Turner Syndrome!
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