More than 1,500,000 innocent children were murdered during the Holocaust. In an effort to remember them, the Holocaust Museum of Houston is collecting 1.5 million handmade butterflies. The butterflies will eventually comprise a breath-taking exhibition, currently scheduled for Spring 2012, for all to remember.
It's very simple to join in this effort. You can find all the details here.
This butterfly is just one of many I plan to send in. I used some textured cardstock and a few simple embellishments. If you have any larger butterfly die cuts (here I used my Nesties), this project will be a cinch for you. It's also a fabulous way to use up your patterned paper scraps, and I know we all have plenty of paper in our stashes.
Please join in this worthwhile project with me. Thanks!
What a beautiful creation you've made for such a heartfelt tribute to all those lost children.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, Ann! This is simply beautiful and classically elegant! If not for you, I would NEVER have heard of this lovely tribute: it's simply brilliant! I will definitely partake! Thank you for this deeply inspirational share!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this wonderful idea! I'm definitely sending some butterflies in!
ReplyDeleteOh wow I wasn't aware this was going on. What a great way to show tribute. I live in Houston so I can't wait to go see the final project. Thanks for posting about this I will definitely try to spread the word :-)
ReplyDeleteWow it's beautiful! Well done for all these children.
ReplyDeleteHugs xx
Pat
This is beautiful! Recently we had a block party and I had all the kids decorate butterflies to send in..such a beautiful tribute!
ReplyDeletebeautiful :) You're very sweet.
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting project. The butterflies, I imagine, will make quite a display. Thanks for sharing the info, and your sweet butterfly.
ReplyDeleteYour card is so pretty and what a great cause to donate to.
ReplyDeleteThis will be a great addition to a worthy project!!
ReplyDeletefabbie Ann...thanks for the reminder...I wanted to take part in the butterfly project..
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Ann. And such a worthwhile project. I love it!
ReplyDeleteWow - that sounds like such a moving and beautiful tribute. I'll definitely go check it out!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great cause!!! Love the flower detail and what an awesome die cut!
ReplyDeleteDitto what Kathy said!! :) Thanks for the link!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet card for such a wonderful cause! Love the purple textured paper and flowers....lovely :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Ann!!! I like the purple color!
ReplyDeleteWay to go for joining this meaningful project!
Gorgeous! TFS the info regarding the butterfly project!
ReplyDeleteAwww that butterfly is soo cute!! I love the color :) and it's a great cause I might join too.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful creation Ann!! Such a wonderful tribute.
ReplyDeleteps...hi again, I posted an award for you over on my blog!! Thanks for all your support :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeously clean and simple butterfly! And a great project to contribute to.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful =) I love that you brought awareness of this project to the forefront - I plan to get some butterflies done, too!
ReplyDeleteSimple and cute! I like it..and it's for an awesome cause..TFS
ReplyDeleteso simple and cute! great project
ReplyDeleteWow, what a neat idea!
ReplyDeleteSuch a worthy cause - love your card!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wondeful idea! And this one is right up your alley! Being that you are a butterfly queen! I have a few Burrerflies heading your way next week!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty and simple. What a wonderful project!
ReplyDeleteI'm so happy to see others joining in for this wonderful project....just wonderful!
ReplyDeleteLovely butterfly, and such a worthwhile cause!
ReplyDeleteGreat project, and beautiful butterfly
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing this!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful thing!
Love the card!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful butterfly.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty and the flowers are a great touch for the shape!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a very fantastic creation!!! I love it!!!
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