I am ohhhh soooo late with this post 
On one of the Stampin’ Up! forums I’m a member of it had a post asking for some assistance with tutorials to sell to help raise funds to buy a new chair for a very special little boy…. so I decided to help out with writing a tutorial. I was lucky enough that the ladies at the Helping Hudson crew let me write three tutorials…………..here’s Hudson’s story
Hudson is the 2 ½ year old son of a fellow Aussie Stampin’ Up! demonstrator, but unlike most children his age, he has had a tough little life! Doctors realised he had an incomplete brain before he was born and as a newborn he was discovered to be legally blind. Hudson has recently been diagnosed with both Cerebral Palsy and Epilepsy. His mobility has been hindered severely by his disabilities, however his family and friends wish nothing more than to give him the chance to get moving on his own. Hudson needs a special Wheelchair/Walker, called a Kid Walker. This device will help get him mobile, allow him to play with his brother and sister, interact with other children his own age and give him independence in his day to day life!
This is where the stamping world really comes into play! There is a HUGE online stamping event taking place, called Helping Hudson -A Wheely Great Cause! The organisers have been working really hard, securing support, tutorials and donations to get this event underway. There are going to be three weeks of stamping fun for you to join in – it kicks off today and will run right through until 22 August.
Bundles of tutorials kindly donated by Stampin’ Up! demonstrators the world over, are available for purchase. Each bundle has 10 fun-filled tutorials for just AU$10! There are six themes to choose from: Bags & Boxes, Christmas, Kids’ Birthdays, Projects for Men & Boys, Punch Art & Scrapbooking. There’s even a FREE bonus bundle if you buy four or more. WOW how exciting! All proceeds go directly to help Hudson.
The Helping Hudson Crew will also be posting some awesome challenges throughout the three weeks. For a small donation you can join in and be in the running for some FANTASTIC Stampin’Up! Prize packs, kindly donated by Stampin’ Up! Australia (Aussie participants only). Also keep your eyes peeled for challenges over at Just Add Ink and Stamp A Memory too.
And we would love you to help spread the word too. Check out the ‘Spreading The Word’ page at the site for all you need to know to get the word out to as many people as you can.
To check it all out click on this icon below.
There has been alot going on over at Helping Hudson, so exciting & so inspirational, you really should go over & check it out.
Here are some pics of the tutorials I wrote up for the cause
This tutorial is in the Scrapbooking bundle
This one is for the boxes & bags bundle
& finally
I did this tutorial for the Masculine bundle.
The bundles really are a bargain & they have been written by some very talented ladies 
So if you’d like a little inspiration & ALOT of bargain filled tutorials pop on over to help out with raising money to help with Hudson’s chair
On one of the Stampin’ Up! forums I’m a member of it had a post asking for some assistance with tutorials to sell to help raise funds to buy a new chair for a very special little boy…. so I decided to help out with writing a tutorial. I was lucky enough that the ladies at the Helping Hudson crew let me write three tutorials…………..here’s Hudson’s story
Hudson is the 2 ½ year old son of a fellow Aussie Stampin’ Up! demonstrator, but unlike most children his age, he has had a tough little life! Doctors realised he had an incomplete brain before he was born and as a newborn he was discovered to be legally blind. Hudson has recently been diagnosed with both Cerebral Palsy and Epilepsy. His mobility has been hindered severely by his disabilities, however his family and friends wish nothing more than to give him the chance to get moving on his own. Hudson needs a special Wheelchair/Walker, called a Kid Walker. This device will help get him mobile, allow him to play with his brother and sister, interact with other children his own age and give him independence in his day to day life!
This is where the stamping world really comes into play! There is a HUGE online stamping event taking place, called Helping Hudson -A Wheely Great Cause! The organisers have been working really hard, securing support, tutorials and donations to get this event underway. There are going to be three weeks of stamping fun for you to join in – it kicks off today and will run right through until 22 August.
Bundles of tutorials kindly donated by Stampin’ Up! demonstrators the world over, are available for purchase. Each bundle has 10 fun-filled tutorials for just AU$10! There are six themes to choose from: Bags & Boxes, Christmas, Kids’ Birthdays, Projects for Men & Boys, Punch Art & Scrapbooking. There’s even a FREE bonus bundle if you buy four or more. WOW how exciting! All proceeds go directly to help Hudson.
The Helping Hudson Crew will also be posting some awesome challenges throughout the three weeks. For a small donation you can join in and be in the running for some FANTASTIC Stampin’Up! Prize packs, kindly donated by Stampin’ Up! Australia (Aussie participants only). Also keep your eyes peeled for challenges over at Just Add Ink and Stamp A Memory too.
And we would love you to help spread the word too. Check out the ‘Spreading The Word’ page at the site for all you need to know to get the word out to as many people as you can.
To check it all out click on this icon below.
There has been alot going on over at Helping Hudson, so exciting & so inspirational, you really should go over & check it out.
Here are some pics of the tutorials I wrote up for the cause
This tutorial is in the Scrapbooking bundle
This one is for the boxes & bags bundle
& finally
I did this tutorial for the Masculine bundle.
The bundles really are a bargain & they have been written by some very talented ladies
So if you’d like a little inspiration & ALOT of bargain filled tutorials pop on over to help out with raising money to help with Hudson’s chair
All supplies Stampin’ Up!
