Today is Comic Relief Day in the UK. This is a fundraising event that always manages to capture my heart - raising money for really deserving community projects both in the UK and around the world.
Many people like me will have watched the various programmes in recent weeks about the kinds of communities where help is needed, reminding us who live quite affluent lives, with all our needs looked after just how much we have compared with many people around the world, including close to home.
I was inspired to make a tag for Comic Relief by a new blog I found recently - and this post Red Nose Day Queen. Do pop over and have a look and leave a comment on Caroline's great tag. In one of the amazing coincidences that happen in blogland - it turns out that Caroline and I know each other through work and we didn't even realise we were both crafters!
My tag uses the Prima Notary script text, such a useful background stamped in Red Peper Adirondack ink, Viva flourishes stamp in archival black ink the the lovely Julia from Cherry Pie stamps. I have added a vintage red nose badge for her nose from 2005 which celebrated 10 years of Comic Relief. The I added a Comic Relief sticker and various red embellies and a ribbon.
So today, whether you are doing something funny for money yourself, watching the feast of comedy on the TV tonight or just making a donation - have fun - but take time to remember what it's really all about.
Elaine x
NEW PaperArtsy Products: Tracy Scott {May 2026}
17 hours ago



Cracking tag - glad to have been of influence and thanks for the link to my blog x
ReplyDeleteA fun tag...(love that stamp!)
ReplyDeleteWhat a brilliant tag Buddy. Love the stamps you have used and her nose is a great idea. Absolutely great and enjoyed reading your post too.
ReplyDeleteHugs
Lesley Xx
What a great tag Elaine. Love the stamps. And a beautiful nose.
ReplyDeleteGr. Marja
Great tag Elaine. I too have been enjoying the Comic Relief programmes this year, inspiring and thought provoking. I love the mix of stamps that you have used, they are just great, Judith xx
ReplyDelete