Amazing Paper Grace

Becca, every day is a favorite. You design such beautiful cards. If I need to make a card, I come to your website or Pinterest pins. You are my favorite designer. Your style is the style I want to emulate. May you be blessed as you continue to inspire!ReplyCancel

Becca, I have followed your blog for some time. You always inspire me to stretch my creative mind. I really liked the catd yesterday and the nugget was very thought provoking. Thanks for your 30 days of inspiration.ReplyCancel

I love all the cards – you do such beautiful work but I particularly like the quote for day 21. I often remind myself to smile as I do believe that it will come back to you. Thanks for the chance to win a card every Friday and to win an Artisan
X-plorer. I have been collecting cards from my favorite bloggers so I was so happy to see your comments today.ReplyCancel

Hi Becca, i love all your cards…thanks for sharing. Day 20 is so beautiful…the way you glue the corners…wow!
You are a big inspiration for me…thanks!
Xx EllenReplyCancel

O Becca that’s an impossible question that I just can’t answer. Sorry! I love all your cards. Your new dies look interesting. Think they will be wanted by many of us I expect.ReplyCancel

Hi Becca
This is very hard to pick one because ALL your cards are stunning
But the one that sticks out is the one about I’m not afraid of the storm as I said made me laugh because my granddaughter had mentioned it earlier that day about her gang-gangs being frightened of storms.
Love Marion xReplyCancel

I believe day 26 was my favorite on how the sentiment described a friend. It really hit home as I have a friend that would really wait for the answer. I have so enjoyed this 30 days of giving and your cards just blow me away. There are so many of them I would love to be able to make as you do. They are so beautiful.ReplyCancel

Hello Becca: I enjoyed this past 30 days of your amazing cards, although I couldn’t comment on each and every post, due to job and family obligations, I delighted in seeing your cards and each time I left a comment, I always hopped to be the winner. I didn’t win but that is ok. Now you will continue with giving away your amazing works of art plus this incredible machine so, to answer your question for today…..I loved each one of your cards, I couldn’t pick a favorite but, the question that really impacted me was yesterday’s. You asked “How are you learning to stir your ship?” I said that in my life, there have been some really rough and stormy days when my little ship has been tossed around mercilessly but, in the end, I’ve come out of this storms to enjoy clear and beautiful skies.
Right now I’m navigating some rough seas, I’m taking care of my 91 year old mother who suffers from Dementia and it’s been a very difficult and at times, awful, 3 and a half years. My husband of almost 42 years and one of my daughters (who lives next door) help me a lot but most of the time, I’m dealing with this alone.
Thank you again for the chance to win your generous prices and for sharing what you love with us.
Many hugs.
Maria.ReplyCancel

Hi Becca,
I am so grateful I discovered your blog just before you started the 30 days of giving. I got to see so many of your wonderful creations. Although you had posted these before every day for me was new and exciting:)
I have to say they are all beautiful, so it’s hard to narrow down to just one, but I loved day 30 because of the design, colour & sentiment xReplyCancel

Becca,

It is so good for you to share some of the back story on your blogging and all it takes to keep it going. I look forward to seeing your blog and try to look in every day – just to see what magic you have created and the comments for all of us who love you. I was a subscriber to your kits so i am really looking forward to seeing your new dies.ReplyCancel

Hi Becca. Oh wow, I have so loved your 30 days of giving – everyday has been special to me and I have loved your questions :-) Thank you so very much for sharing and giving away your beautiful creations. I am so honoured to have won a gorgeous Becca card and I will always treasure it. You truly are an inspiration and a wonderful, lovely lady. Am loving the look of your new dies and can’t wait to see your stunning creations in the months ahead. Big hugs xxxReplyCancel

Hi Becca. You set us a tall order to choose a favourite from the past month’s selection. Words of wisdom, luscious bows – and that is before we go on to fabulous layering using superbly crafted die cuts – each and every one beautiful & meaningful in their own way.
A particular favourite though is the card shown on day 21 with the message ‘ A smile that you send out returns to you’. Such a pretty use of the diagonal ribbon to highlight the die cuts and a stamp with a sentiment which surely echoes the pretty cards you share on this blog. Each card a ‘smile’ passed on to another.
Wishing you well and success with the new range of dies coming out soon. They look wonderful and will be a success I am sure.ReplyCancel

Hello Becca, It’s sad to see the 30 day challenge end. My favorite day was day 28. Sure would love to win such a lovely prise. Hugs, Nellie.ReplyCancel

Day 30 was my favorite card. It’s so feminine, delicate, and beautiful! Even the sunlight and roses in the background adds to the romantic feel of the card!ReplyCancel

It was difficult to pick one card,all were stunning,I also find the comments helpful.
ItaReplyCancel

I loved seeing your beautiful cards and just what an amazing artist you are.
I have followed you for many years and look forward to your post each day, love your cards and the tutorials . You are truly amazingReplyCancel

Hard to pick my fav, but I am drawn to blue so Day 20 gets my vote.
Great to see you designing more dies, but I’m STILL waiting for a published book by you! You could do an annual year book, and just think about all the royalties you’d get! And your loyal followers would want to buy it annually so they would have the complete set. And eventually, we would have an entire collection of yearbooks. They would provide us with inspiration, motivation, and reference.
Could you at least think about it, please? :)ReplyCancel

Becca – you never cease to amaze me. Each card is more lovely than the last. There isn’t one that I don’t like. God has truly blessed you with so much talent and you are such an inspiration to not only me, but many others as well. I am looking forward to your new dies and can’t wait to see what you will do with them. Because of you, my die collection has grown immensely! I look forward to checking in with you once a day. I seldom leave comments and don’t usually partake of giveaways (I never win!, but I follow you faithfully!ReplyCancel

Hi Becca, By you are asking us to choose a card is like asking us to choose which of our children we like better! Are you kidding me?. I found your blog last year and that was it for me. I am hooked. I love your dies and your stamps. I have bought a lot of them ( a lot) and there are some that I am still trying to find but haven’t giving up. I can’t wait to get my hands on these ones. Thank you for all your inspiration, for sharing your talent, for your generosity during the 30 days of give aways. But most importantly, THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR FEELINGS WITH US!! PRICELESS!!!ReplyCancel

Becca, I can’t even begin to tell you how much I admire you; your talent is beyond belief. Yours is the one email that I open every day and when I am wanting to make a beautiful card, I head to your site for ideas. It’s rather surprising, and kind of sad for me, to hear that you ever question yourself or wonder if anyone really cares about your work. I, for one, would pay to subscribe to your site, and I’m sorry to say, that it never really occurred to me how much your gift to all of us costs you in real dollars. I will happily buy your dies, and I hope you get much more than a small profit from your sales. As for my favorite card during the past 30 days, I am so drawn to Day 23. I love the color combination. Just don’t ask me to choose a least favorite. That would be impossible.ReplyCancel

In some respects for me, this is a very sad day. I have soooo enjoyed my daily visits to your blog this month & checking out your thought provoking “question of the day”. (I am a regular visitor anyway. I LOVE seeing your creations!) So, since this is the last day, I am sad. ?
To ask me which day was my favorite is a difficult question. An easy answer would be to say the day I was lucky enough to win one of your cards. And that truly was a mind-blowing day for me!
But in actuality, I would have to say that each & every day was special & a favorite for different reasons. Some days your cards just took my breath away & I would just stare at it for many minutes, studying it in detail. And some days were my favorite for the questions you asked. They made me think, wonder, remember, & chuckle, cry, laugh, smile when I read some of the other answers. What fun it has been!
My answer to today’s question is the entire month has been my favorite day! And for this I thank you from the bottom of my heart. It truly has been a remarkable time. And I am so very greatful for being able to own one of your beautiful cards. I shall look at it every day. It sits on my shelf where I can easily see it from my desk.
Congratulations on your new release! I will be happy to help support your work by purchasing another one of your gorgeous dies!ReplyCancel

Becca- thank you for the 30 days of your inspiration. It has been an enjoyable month seeing your beautiful creations and reading your posts. You have helped promote the written word and the art of caring, compassion, hope, joy, love, and friendship. What a great month!
My favorite card is the card you shared on Day 19- Quietfire’s Friendship isn’t a big thing. I chose that for many reasons. The two biggest reasons: I love the sentiment (one of my favorite QF stamps) and because it is a perfect example of what you do. You took dies and showed the versatility of the dies. I never would have thought of die cutting the center out of the Majestic Oval. Your creativity promotes creativity in your readers.
I look forward to shopping at your online store and seeing your new releases!
Thank you again for all that you do! Love and crafty hugs!ReplyCancel

It is hard to choose a favorite from all of your cards, because they are all awesome. I really liked the sentiment on this card. I have so enjoyed reading your posts every day and answering the questions. I tried to read as many of the comments as possible as I found them so interesting. Thanks so much for your generosity!ReplyCancel

DAY 30 was probably my favorite but it is a very tough choice because they are all beautiful and heartfelt. I think 30 because of the beauty of the card and colors and the sentiment that has such an inspirational message. The perfect thinking of you card. Create on Becca, I look forward to starting my morning everyday with you and your inspirations. Thank you.ReplyCancel

So happy you will continue the card give-away every Friday as I visited your site every day to see these beautiful cards. Haven’t won one yet but there’s hope. Can’t wait to see your new die creations coming out September 15th. I have a number of your dies already and love them.ReplyCancel

I’m just so sorry I didn’t take the time early on to pay more attention to what was going on here. This was truly a vey special 30 days. I’ve gone back and read a lot of the comments. I can’t pick a favorite. They are all exceptional. I think you should consider making this a yearly event! You are truly talented, and I’m very glad you are being rewarded financially for your talent. MyraReplyCancel

All of your cards are just breathtaking. I don’t have time to visit a lot of blogs, but yours is one I read faithfully. You are so inspiring and talented. Words do not do justice to the beauty of your creations. I purchased several of your new Spellbinders dies and they are beautiful!! If I had to pick a favorite of the 30 Days of Giving I would have to say Day 30 because pink is my favorite color and I just love the delicate elegance of this card. Thanks so much for all the inspiration you provide!ReplyCancel

Day 26 card was one of my favorites. It looks so lacey and is done in one of my favorite colors of blue. It has been fun looking back at all your beautiful cards!ReplyCancel

With you and your blog it’s always both – the comments and the cards. You are an inspiration. Your heart, courage and creativity. Look forward to seeing new cards. All I can say is thank you.ReplyCancel

Buenos Dias Becca,

Thanks for a great month of inspiration and all the time you put into making it a daily gift of creativity, reflection, and fun.

I particularly enjoyed the card on Day 15 and the how-to photos and instructions on Day 14. The “learning to sail” prompt was also memorable.

May you have continued success. I am an a collector of Amazing Paper Grace products and will continue to support your efforts.

Hugs, TammieReplyCancel

What kept me coming back? LOL Just like any other time I’ve visited your blog Becca, I come to see your creations! ;) THEY ARE MAGNIFICENT! (And I KNOW I am not the only one who thinks this!) ;)You just have a way with paper & dies…..;)ReplyCancel

This has been a wonderful month for me. Every day I look forward to seeing your next card. Of course we would all like to have won one, but for me, I won every day with the beauty and ideas you have given me. I am so excited to make many of these cards.
Thank you so very much Becca.ReplyCancel

Becca , this is just amazing! Another wonderful give to give away. I don’t know what stir my comments except for you! You are so amazing, no pun intended! I just love making cards and being inspired by wonderful people like yourself. Thank for all you do!ReplyCancel

I yelled what??? when I read your entry. I thought you died! That Amazing Paper Grace dies! Oh no. maybe we should come up with another name for “dies”, huh?ReplyCancel

Thank you for the 30 days! I check your blog daily to see what you post and am disappointed when you don’t have a new post. You are inspirational, creative and a joy—thank youReplyCancel

Hi Becca my dear. What a fun month. Ive said it before, your blog is the most beautiful ive ever seen. I had no idea there was an expense to secure it and keep it going. Or that even checking in can help. I swooned over day 30s card….the pink the white the dies the layers. Even while on holidays I made sure to check in. You’re a blessing! XoReplyCancel

P.s. oh how did I forget to mention….I CANT WAIT to see your own designed dies….im already saving up from this very moment………welll I guess its one way for the summer to draaaaaag on…which is what we always want of course, but the anticipation for sept will be mounting whoohoooReplyCancel

I really enjoyed every day of the 30 Days of Giving. Reading all of the comments was truly inspiring. You create the most beautiful cards I have ever seen. You are a very gifted lady. My favorite day of the 30 Days of Giving was Day 30. I loved the card so much. The sentiment really spoke to me. The comments were very uplifting. Thanks so much, Becca! You are a treasure.ReplyCancel

Hi Becca, I love all of your cards. I can’t say I have one favorite. Lately, I go to your page just to see what you created. I am a single mom of six, with two grandsons. I have been going through testing for Cervical Cancer and your cards give me spirit & strength. More testing next week and my birthday is August 3rd. Please keep the cards as well as other crafts coming. They are a great uplifting inspiration.

God Bless,
Dee
Scrappin’ Hugz ?ReplyCancel

I find it difficult to pick just one card, they’re all beautiful. What I liked even more were the touching, inspiring & comforting sentiments on them.

I’m glad to hear you do receive a return on the sale of your dies, I didn’t release that was so. The dies are beautiful & so well designed. It adds to my joy in using them to know that you will receive something from me, albeit small, in return.ReplyCancel

Everyone of the cards you showcase are outstanding in every way. I can’t pick a favorite, because they are all spectacular.ReplyCancel

Becca,
To answer your question, all your cards are beautiful and thoughtful but I’d have to say it was a combination between day 30’s card sentiment and reading all the other comments. Sometimes when your trying to navigate through your own sorrows it feels like your alone, that no one feels or understands what your going through. After reading everyone’s comments you realize your not alone, everyone is going through something. Weither we’re dealing with a loss, depression, health issues or even financial burdens we’re not alone. That’s something I love about this hobby, I’ve met some wonderful, caring friends. This hobby is about trying to brighten someone’s day, letting them you care, making them feel special. That’s an awesome hobby, it’s not about who wins or who comes in first place, it’s about making something beatiful and letting someone know their important to you.ReplyCancel

Pick one day out of 30 days, R-E-A-L-L-Y there is NO WAY I can do that. . . every day, every card was stunning, gorgeous and filled with love and gorgeous embellishments, then to top off each day your questions stirred so many thoughts, insights and just made me think so deeply, to take a look at why I craft and why I send cards. BUT most of all it has been great to read others postings and know that there truly is a love for crafting and to keep the “written word” out there going around our world.
Your blog is a Blessing to me somedays when life and stress have hit the maximum level, I turn to your blog for the peacefulness, gorgeous visuals and the most thoughtful ‘written word’. I am thankful you blog, thankful your create gorgeous dies, (I shall be broke around Sept. 15th) and hope life continues to Bless you, your family and the future of your crafting world!ReplyCancel

Thanks so much, Becca by knowing how we can give back to you. I have already bought so many of your dies and sets and kits (plus your bow-maker). Likely there are others who have every single item, but I have most. I do wish you’d make more as a designer, but thank you for letting everyone know how to help you out–I think it was wonderful to explain how it all works. You did it in such a manner of such integrity, and I would not expect any less from you to be honest.

If it becomes more of an issue, please consider having some of your most dedicated subscribers set up some sort of a regular fundraiser to off-set the cost of your site. I don’t think anyone would ever want you to have to pay to give us this wonderful service, Becca! And I do have a feeling a number of your most dedicated subscribers would probably line up for the honor of helping organize some fundraisers for Amazing Paper Grace. Just give the call, and I think you will be touched by the tangible evidence of the love and support we all want to give to you.

For some time, I have wanted to start my own tiny blog, and I do mean tiny. I’m on a disability income, so I couldn’t pay to run one, and this I hope won’t stop me from finding a way to have my own. I’d want mine to be about my card-making, my journey to eat and live healthier, and my spiritual walk too as I endeavor to have a closer relationship with my Savior. Physical issues keep me from making many more of the cards that I’d love to create, but it’s such a joy when I can create one, and I’ve improved so much–and have so much still to learn. I have enjoyed meeting such amazing women in this crafting area, and this is my first crafting experience ever. Previously I was much too busy to even think of crafting before my car accident, I was a classical musician who worked full-time as a university professor and I absolutely LOVED performing and teaching, to me it was a dream come true to be living this life. Then all too quickly it ended, or at least I had to take a leave of absence to find answers to be able to return to the work I love, and it turned out that the injuries were too great, too complex, and I will not ever be able to return. I’m grateful for this artistic outlet of card-making, it’s completely different and I don’t have the ability or background of a lifetime I had in music, nor does it give to me the same outlet, but it’s one none the same, and likely that outlet will grow as I’m able to make more and hopefully start that blog. First, a name… :) All to say that I hope that having my own little tiny blog will help me steer my ship in a better way…

Thanks again for the 30 days, I wrote for most–when I could. I’m so glad to hear you are going to continue this on a weekly basis, it would be such an honor to win one of your cards someday! Your blog was one of the very first (as I’ve already mentioned) that I subscribed and followed, it may have been THE first, likely one of the first, and one I’ve kept even though my style and my needs have changed along the way and have let some of my subscriptions go in order to look at others that are more helpful to me now. But I continue to learn and grow from what I see you post, and also I appreciate what you say as well as the cards and other projects you post.

It is my hope and my prayer that you will never have to again pay to keep your blog going once a group of subscribers get together and find some ways of fundraising if you need that help. What you give us is a wonderful service, and you should not have to pay to give to all of us. That really shocked me, as did the financial realities of what you do. So if you are OK with having some help, I’d consider putting out a call to have a group that would be like your fundraisers for a lack of a better term. I do think that you will be flooded with applications for this position. My health concerns would not allow me to take a front position, but I’d definitely would be willing to help whenever I can, that would be an honor. What do others think? I really hope I haven’t spoken out of turn, that is not at all my intent, only to be a support to you, Becca. If this isn’t what you’d want, then no problem, just disregard and I understand completely. Just know that I appreciate all of your cards, tutorials, and words of wisdom–I value all of these so very much!!! I know that God will guide you, all you need to do is ask Him…

Blessings and hugs,

JoanneReplyCancel

All your cards have been
so pretty with great
sayings and lovely work.
I really like the card
from Day 10 with the
purple used on it!
Thanks for sharing all
your cards and congrats
to all the winners.
Carla from UtahReplyCancel

What a difficult choice, your cards are all beautiful. I enjoyed the chance to see all those cards. I particularly was moved by day 30’s verse. It reminded me of a beautiful poem by Louis Lawrence “My Father’s at the Helm” I have in a book that belonged to my grandmother. This was a comfort to us whilst mour daughter was seriously ill on life support just over 2 years ago.ReplyCancel

What a beautiful month it has been!
My favorite card was day 20, love the smile sentiment and the clever use of the ribbon.
Congratulations on the upcoming die release.ReplyCancel

Becca, I really enjoyed the 30 days of giving. To me the best was when you asked what type of cards do you send out most. Birthday cards were the most I sent out before, but seeing you friendship cards enlightened me that the friendship card will do a lot to lift someone up. You never know what kind of day they have had and this way they can get more than one card a year or wait for their birthday or Christmas. I will be sending out more friendship cards after seeing your cards. Thanks so much for the enlightenment.ReplyCancel

Gosh….pick a favourite day….hmmmm that would be day 1. The reason? Because of your generosity and genuine interest in what everyone has had to say. You are such a beautiful person and your questions have given me pause to think about my life, who I create for and why. The time and effort that you put into your cards and your heartfelt desire to share with others is such a wonderful thing. My favourite Becca is you!ReplyCancel

Day 11…that is probably the first card I ever noticed of yours. Now you are my favorite cardmaker.ReplyCancel

I loved the card on day 17, all the cards are stunning.
Thanks for the inspiration!ReplyCancel

This would be perfect for my wedding photos. Or my sisters engagement photos, or my sister in laws engagement photos!ReplyCancel

Right now I am unable to pick a favorite. Your cards are all stunning and thoughtful.

Thank you for all you share to inspire and encourage us!

Blessings!ReplyCancel

Morning Becca well what a lovely lot of goodies you have this morning. I have so enjoyed every card you have put up, However my favourite has to be day 15 as this one was one that I was in love with , The gold edging was delightful.
Again thank you for showing us your delightful cards again.
Hugs Trish.ReplyCancel

I loved all of your cards Becca! They are are all gorgeous creations! My lovely aunt has made a scrapbook of every card I have sent her in the past 20 plus years that I have been making cards! I would always try to sent her a card a month no matter what. She passed away this past May, so for the last 2 months I have caught myself addressing an envelope to her! It has been hard but I have to remember the joy it brought her! That’s what this hobby does!ReplyCancel

Oh goody, Becca,
I’m sure most of us were feeling a little sad about your “30 days” coming to a close. I couldn’t help feeling one door was closing and another was opening. I share your happiness as you debut your new creations. You certainly ARE learning how to sail your ship!

I don’t even own a die cut machine but I thought, as I read about your new dies, “I’ll use the build it and they will come principle”. But, by the end of the post, I learned you are giving away a machine. Gloryhallelujahwow! How exciting!

Since there may be others who are interested, when your new dies are released, will we be able to SHOP here for them? I’m also curious if your bow maker tool is still available and where can we get that?

My favorite day was day 30. Reading everyone’s comments made me feel that here are beautiful women who would make wonderful friends. I really feel part of a community. I don’t mind saying, again, day 25’s card is my personal favorite, thinking of fessing up to being ‘hoaders’ still make me smile and I love the invitation to contemplate our craft in a deeper way.

Love and blessings,
SandyReplyCancel

Becca, your talented creations, have inspired me for many days. I have purchased some of your dies and love them, it’s a pleasure to help you mantain this inspiring connection with friends. Your are a friend. Looking forward to your new dies. Also please think of new videos for your bows. I bought your bow maker when it first was available an love it. (interested in the floppy bows that seem popular) your video’s are a great help…..thank you for sharing and inspiring us so much.( I can’t pick just one, love them all)
God Bless dear friend, and have a good day.ReplyCancel

Becca, your cards are gorgeous & inspiring! Everyone who sees one of your cards instantly falls in love with your work!ReplyCancel

I could never choose just one of your card. They are all my favorites. You are very very good at what you do.ReplyCancel

I don’t really have a favorite day or card as I liked them all. As you know my all time favorite was your Engagement one we talked about that you sent in. I just enjoyed the whole month of really thinking about the different questions and reminding myself why we make cards, etc. I have always enjoyed visiting your blog and will continue to visit every day you post. It is sort of like having coffee or in my case tea with your friend and catching up on things. I can’t wait to get my hands on the new dies in September. Thanks for being who you are and for everything you do and will do in the future.ReplyCancel

What a generous heart you have Becca, all those beautiful cards just given away and now a machine!

I love ALL the cards but day 30 the lovely pink and white and that gorgeous bow. I have your bow maker but not the ability to tie one like you do.

Thank you so much for all you do for those in the crafting papercraft world. We grow because of you in our lives.ReplyCancel

There is no one I “follow” who makes cards anything like yours. The delicate beauty and femininity are breathtaking. I especially love how you use intricate die cuts and there is one particular bow that you tie that is my absolute favorite. (It’s what I call your triple-stacker and you used it on day 27.) Thank you for sharing your talents with us.ReplyCancel

My favourite part of the last thirty days was simply seeing your beautiful creations each day – I do visit and see every post, but rarely comment…
As I am an international visitor, I won’t be offended if you exclude me from the draw as I know postage/freight is horrific!
Blessings
MaxineReplyCancel

I’m a wild and crazy woman of God and have to be honest; to me picking one of your designs over another would be like telling my children that one of them was my favorite. Your designs are heaven sent! More than amazing grace to me. Who would not love one, even if just to put in a place of honor in a shadow box! I’m crazy in love with all of them. Thank you for sharing and putting your heart into everything you design!ReplyCancel

I visit your blog daily. I really enjoy visiting your website for ideas and inspiration. Your website reflects a lot of hard work and passion for designing. Card making has become my hobby for the last 2 years. One thing that I love about your website is that your message is so positive and uplifting. I can’t imagine how many long hours you have spent to maintain your website. Several months ago when I became a subscriber my first impression was this site was a large specialty paper company with beautiful card making ideas and hundreds of staff members that helped with inspiration. Over the the course of several months I soon realized that this website was so much more amazing and that there is only one person that is behind the curtain. The wizard of card design. I have watched all your youtube videos and tried my best to read as many blog post as I could from the beginning while also trying to keep up with your current post. I don’t know how you do what you but I am so thankful for this blog. I own more spellbinders than I know what to do with and your blog has help me experiment outside the box. I have searched the web for a step by step book for spellbinder design for beginners and it does not exist. Your website,youtube, and pinterest is the next best thing help. I hope there is a physical book of ideas coming out soon. There are times when technology is not always available or accessible. In conclusion what I loved most about 30 days of giving are the card puzzles. I look at the pictures of your cards first before reading what dies and materials you used. I really had fun guessing and checking if I owned the set or wanted to add to my collection. Hugs d6c SheleaReplyCancel

I know there are so many wonderful crafters who love your inspiration that you give us all. I have scrap lifted many of your beautiful cards I know it’s going to be so hard to pick a winner so my chances are very slim. So with that thank you for this great giveaway and good luck everyone. P.S love your blogReplyCancel

Oh my goodness, Becca! I have just discovered my name against Day 30, but had to check the time of my post as I couldn’t believe my eyes and even though I knew that I was the only person going by that name, I still thought it must be someone else! I don’t know what to say except thank you, thank you and I am dizzy with excitement and awe and disbelief!
I had just commented that I couldn’t possibly choose the best day, but I think you won’t be surprised now if I say that it has to be today :o)
I shall continue to stare at the picture until I have a ‘Becca creation’ in my hands. Please know that I will treasure it always!
Excited hugs
Anne (UK) xReplyCancel

Loving all the cards with background dies or any dies. Card making is my passion and yours give me such inspiration.ReplyCancel

Oh Becca, how wonderful to get your designs into a die. And with Spellbinders. Very happy for you and excited for me. I look forwad to seeing them and creating cards. Every thing you create is so Beautiful.ReplyCancel

Becca, it’s such a blessing to visit your blog everyday. Like our precious Heavenly Father created Heaven & Earth, you create true beauty with all your exquisite and inspirational hand made cards.
I have so loved the 30 days of giving, you have such a wonderful talent and your work is truly heavenly. Thank you for the opportunity to win the big prize. Your truly a gift from God to all of us Becca.ReplyCancel

Becca, All your cards are wonderful!! The last day really spoke to me and made me stop and think how I get by every day – with God’s help!!ReplyCancel

Becca !! YOU ARE SO LOVED by us all ……….
The thing I love about you most is your honesty ! it is a very rare thing
In today’s world sadly.
Lots of people are so self motivated you are such a special person.
Your God given talent has been given to you for a reason you have been chosen
specialy have no doubt .
My craft store is super and have just got a website going , I have asked for your dies and I have cut out die cuts to share and show how beautiful they are .
I will be ordering some new ones by the look of this , most of us have to budget
but it is also good to share with friends .
The comments the ladies leave are an insight to other people’s lives and bring
things into perspective for all of us , some make us laugh some make us sad .
I love all your cards they all have special qualities dies , quotes, colours and
the way you use you dies eg gates in a feminine pink and white not as a gate .
Well done to you lucky ladies who won …… God bless all of you who are unwell
or having a tough time for some reason take care !!! Hugs to you sweet Becca XXReplyCancel

Becca – thank you for such a beautiful month. I really don’t have a favorite day or card – the comments and cards were just so thoughtful and beautiful. I appreciate the time everyone spent sending words of encouragement I discussed this with my sister who loves to write and she was just tickled. she wants to try this with some of her friends. I saw this machine at JoAnn Fabric and almost bought it, but it would be so much better if I won it! Thank you for the opportunity. Please keeping sharing with us.ReplyCancel

One last favorite– Day 14: The Stamped Sentiment
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Because I have just reached that point that the thought of Dying alone without Any Friends is greater than the Fear of my Complex PTSD {Post Traumatic Stress Disorder}. I am reaching out, will someone reach back and take a hold of my shaking hand?ReplyCancel

Becca, your questions to us were very thought provoking for me and I thank you for asking them. I’ve so enjoyed seeing these beautiful cards on a daily basis. Although it is hard to pick a favorite (as there are several), I would say the Day 28 card was one that I thought a friend of mine would appreciate as she is an avid gardener and they keep bees. There were others, as well, that are just stunning (day 10, 29, 30). I like them for their verses and their beauty. I will do what I can to support you in your quest to keep your blog alive and well. I thought that your wording of the request was eloquent. My best wishes for the future.ReplyCancel

Hi Becca,

Cannot believe I have not read this until now, how have I missed the very last day? I do apologize lol!

Fabulous die set, will look forward to that coming out.

I have enjoyed the 30 days as much as you, I have looked forward to reading them with anticipation on what the question would be so I am glad you are going to continue.

Have a fabulous day

Love & hugs

Jacquie J xxx
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Would we be able to receive one of your beautiful cards if we live in the UK, Becca.

Just bought my first die, Arched Elegance, love it!

JennieReplyCancel

Hi Becca, Did not know I had to comment every day,anyhow you can be very proud of your self! I just read all 300 odd comments Wow amazing reactions to your beautiful creations.Your kindness is very much appreciated,thank you Becca.
Big hug Jane B.ReplyCancel

Hello Becca,
Well my choice of card today is July 26. There is nothing more important than listening when a friend NEEDS to talk.
Maureen xxxReplyCancel

Well done Lisa !!! You lucky Lady a card and now this you had better go get a
Lottery ticket lol.
Hi Becca thank you so much for the chance to win !
You give so much of yourself no need for prizes I will be still checking
your blog daily .
It has been so good to get to hear other people and a little bit about their lives
and what they like .
Take care and stay safe !
looking forward to seeing your card Friaday and hearing from you hugs Pam XXReplyCancel

Thanks for all you do Becca!ReplyCancel

Personally I come out to your website daily to see what piece of loveliness you have posted… I love all your cards. I am super super excited about your dies. Can’t wait.ReplyCancel

It’s too hard to pick just one! Every day was awesome! Thank you for the inspiration and the chance to win.ReplyCancel

Hi Becca, I love the bows you make on your cards. Can you share how you make the bows with 3 loops, they look like they’re perfectly stacked instead of all one bow by itself. Thanks!ReplyCancel