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World Lupus Day - Butterfly Showcase 3 - Final

This is the third and final Butterfly Showcase to celebrate World Lupus Day. By reading this post you are helping to raise awareness and support for Lupus sufferers. Please enjoy the last 10 of the 30 butterfly designs received from all over the world. Remember to check out all the designs on Pinterest and re-pin your favourites. If you would still like to participate in some way you can send me any butterfly designs you may have and I will pin them on the special 'Butterflies for Lupus' board I have created on Pinterest.
If you missed the first 20 designs this morning just continue to scroll down after this post is finished.

Maria José Bautista V

Julie Ansbro

To finish off the 3rd showcase a set of four super butterfly designs. My special thanks go to Gabri, Eloise,Tommy and Maider for their wonderful drawings, and of course to their Mums who sent them to me. THANK YOU x

Gabriele Age 10

Eloise Age 4

Tommy Age 2

Maider Age 7

Sadly this is the end of my Butterfly showcases, thank you so much to everyone who took part and made World Lupus Day a date to remember!

World Lupus Day - Butterfly Showcase 2

This is the second Butterfly Showcase to celebrate World Lupus Day. By reading this post you are helping to raise awareness and support for Lupus sufferers. Please enjoy another 10 of the 30 butterfly designs received from all over the world. Remember to check out all the designs on Pinterest and re-pin your favourites.
Call back later today to enjoy the third and final showcase. If you missed the first 10 designs this morning just continue to scroll down after this post is finished.

Annaline Sophia Designs

Sonal Nathwani

Mary Jane Mitchell

Ellie Rampton

Pila Podersalu

World Lupus Day 2013 - Butterfly Showcase 1

Lupus is a serious autoimmune disease which affects around 5 million people worldwide. May 10th is World Lupus Day and to show support and help raise awareness of the disease I have decided to publish a selection of butterfly designs with the help of my surface pattern friends. The butterfly is often chosen to represent the disease as a symbol or logo.

I have donated a small sum to LUPUS UK for each of the 30 designs received from all over the world. Due to the number of entries I will post three showcases today, all with links to the designer's blog or website, and there will be a small showcase of childrens designs in the third post. The designs can also be found on Pinterest and I invite you to re-pin your favourites to spread a bit of butterfly loveliness. I hope you all enjoy the butterfly images and take a few minutes to contemplate the life-altering disease called Lupus. You can find out more about what Lupus organizations around the globe are doing in celebration of World Lupus Day here.

Thanks to everyone who sent in a design. Please come back later today to enjoy the second and third showcases.