Once Trudi read about the Butterfly Project mandate to remember the 1,500,000 innocent children who perished as a result of the Holocaust and collect 1.5 million handmade butterflies she entered into this project and has sent a call out to all of her artist friends and anyone that reads about this to send their butterfly creations to her and she will ship them all off to the Holocaust Museum for a breath-taking exhibition in Spring 2013.
Please feel free to join all of us in this beautiful project and visit Trudi's blog for all the information.
What an outstanding thing to do....for such a horrific event in history. Your butterfly is beautiful. Bravo to you ALL!
ReplyDeleteJan
Oh this sounds like a beautiful project and I would love to join you in it. Butterflies were my sweet sister's favorite thing the last year of her life and this truly resonates with me. Your butterfly is so stunning it takes my breath..
ReplyDeleteThank you for your visit to Faerieluna......and your sweet note, my friend.
xox Rella
beautiful piece!
ReplyDeleteWhat a WONDERFUL idea! Thanks for sharing about that.
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Dear Debby,
ReplyDeleteYour butterfly are amazingly beautifull, I so love how you used the wonderfull image, --makes it very special.
Anmd it is a wonderfull idea, to remember, in this beautifull way.
Hugs,Dorthe
So pretty!
ReplyDeleteXOXO LOLA & Nora:)
What a marvelous butterfly....
ReplyDeleteSo Beautiful and wonderful project!
ReplyDeleteP.S. You will love the Graphic 45 papers!!
Your contribution is stunning. How beautiful. I too, plan to join this, but I have a few things to get out of the way before I can send mine. Thankfully, I still have a bit of time before Trudy sends them all in! Love your contribution.
ReplyDeleteA lovely project and your piece has a quiet elegant look. Love this entry!
ReplyDeleteYour butterfly is beautiful and will be a stunning participant in the collection. I read about this recently and will be sending a butterfly too - you've set the standard high, girl!
ReplyDeleteYour butterfly is so beautiful, Debbie, I just love the way you've incorporated a face into it! Gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteDebbie,
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this. Your butterfly is wonderful. I cannot tell what medium you used, paper or metal, it's beautiful. I will be participating too. Have a wonderful day!
So SO beautiful!!!! Wonderful idea!
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Oxana
I love your butterfly. What a great project. We must not forget these children!
ReplyDeleteSherry
Debby, the Butterfly Project sounds like a wonderful thing to be involved in. Your piece is just beautiful. Everthing you create is!
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What a wonderful idea and your butterfly is beautiful, Debby!
ReplyDeleteHave a great Sunday!
xoxo,
Julia
That's an amazing and beautiful thing to do. When I was in Europe I saw a cemetery in Prague that was part of this era and it really had a profound effect on me.
ReplyDeleteWe had such a harsh winter last year but the butterfly population this summer was just amazing in my gardens. They would light on my hands. Have a wonderful and happy week. ~ Lynn @thevintagenest
What a beautiful idea! Your butterfly is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI love this idea and love your creations as well!
ReplyDelete♥Sharon
Debby how I love your art style, this is a beautiful project. Oh Trudi is a total sweetheart and lovely lady too.
ReplyDeleteI just adore anything to do with butterflies,they feel magical.
I love the colors used to create this awesome piece, her face is so sweet..
Have a great day my friend.
Love visiting you always...
Big Huggers, Laura. xoxx
P.S. so great to get involved in this project.Happy creating...
this is just stunning! I love the color combo you used and all the wonderful details! Hope you have a wonderful weekend! :)
ReplyDeleteDebby, your butterfly is gorgeous. I need to get busy and make mine.
ReplyDeleteHi Debby,
ReplyDeleteThis is such a cool project. Your butterfly is just gorgeous! I met the writer of the Butterfly Effect movie a few years back - really cool guy!
Hope you're well.
Hugs,
Holly
Debby! Your butterfly I have to say is so much better in person - the background color is much more brilliant in person. Maybe it's because of the coral red background it's on?
ReplyDeleteAnyway - thanks again so much for participating and for posting about it here! Every little butterfly counts - I stopped to think just how many 1.5 million is - it brought tears to my eyes.
Happy Weekend!