Autism Awareness Blog Hop

Hello, and welcome to my stop on this awesome route to shining a light on Autism Awareness. To start at the beginning and not miss a thing, you’ll want to head HERE to Veronica Zalis’s Blog. You can find out all the details about the hop, making a card, the sponsors, prizes, etc. there. Veronica has put together another awesome hop this year and I’m proud to be a part of it. Autism Awareness is especially close to Veronica’s heart and I’m glad I can do a small part in spreading the word and ❤ .

First, I’d like to share a link to Autism Speaks. This hop is a great opportunity for me to read/link to the latest on research and information there, and I thought I’d share it with you too. ❤


Today, I’m sharing two cards. This first one uses Taylored Expressions Autism Awareness set called Look With Your Heart and 25% of the proceeds are being donated to the Autism Society. I’m happy TE reached out to let us obtain this set early and use it today. 🙂 Taylored Expressions is also a sponsor on our hop today and offering a lovely prize. Be sure to read about that! 🙂

I love Taylored Expressions felt! ❤ You should see the tiny little pieces I cut these flowers from. I use every last little smidgen of this stuff up. 🙂 This flower die is Taylored Expressions lil bits die

Goodness, I just adore this sweet sentiment. ❤

Here’s an image of the entire set: Look With Your Heart.


Next up, is this sweet card I made using a new favorite die from Technique Tuesday called Pieces of My Heart . Technique Tuesday is also sponsoring today’s hop and offering a great prize too. Be sure to check that out on the TT Blog HERE. 🙂

For this, I blended on some Distress Oxide ink and scored the base panel to give it some texture. I then added the Heart and lovely awesome sentiment from the stamp set Being Unique.

I just ❤ this sentiment so. Gah! 😉

Thank you to Veronica for all her hard work to get the hop organized and to the amazing sponsors for taking part! Again, be sure to head to Veronica’s Blog HERE to start from the beginning! 🙂

ETA: Here’s the updated FANTABULOUS list of designers, sure to make you smile! (Hopefully all the links are working.) 🙂

Jill Dewey Hawkins (you are HERE now 🙂 )
Jennifer Ingle (Instagram)

Carly Tee Minner
Miriam Prantner
Elena Roussakis

Melissa Phillips

Thank you for stopping by today and for spreading Autism Awareness. Patience, understanding and acceptance can spread if we share it! ❤

Take care- Jill 🙂

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137 thoughts on “Autism Awareness Blog Hop

  1. Denise Bryant says:

    Beautiful cards! Love the puzzle heart against the pretty background! And your felt flowers are so pretty on the gingham design!
    Light it up blue!

  2. Oh how I love your cards!! If I absolutely had to pick a favorite it would be the beautiful brightly sponged card. Thank you for being a part of this, and for being a dear friend. Thank you for helping to make the Stamping For Autism Awareness Blog Hop a huge success! 💙🌈

  3. Gorgeous!!! I love the felt flowers!!! Such a beautiful card! The blue heart card is pretty amazing too! As an autism mom of 21 years, I appreciate this blog hop so much, thank you for participating!!!

  4. Annette Gordon says:

    Thank you so much for being a part of this blog hop. Its so great that so many individuals in the crafting community is willing to support awareness. I really like both cards, (I love felt flowers in the first one). Love the new stamp set that is perfect for creating Autism cards.

  5. kimkmom4 says:

    Just stunning cards! Lovely colors, stamps, and designs. Great cards/stamps to spread a wonderful message of Autism Awareness. Thanks for the inspiration!

  6. Love your cards. The felt flowers and beautiful sentiment on the first one touches my heart. Thanks so much for supporting this important cause!
    ❤ J

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    HerPeacefulGarden.blogspot.com

  7. Sharon youngblood says:

    I love the first card with sweet gingham back ground and textured flowers – ooooh so cute! Most of all I adore that sentiment!

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