Give that Girl a Medal!

Back in the Good-ol-Days if you were awesome, you were publicly recognized with a medal. Not a certificate, but some real honest-to-goodness bling.

The theme this week for the Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge is the Good-ol-Days. I know some awesome women who, in my opinion, deserve a medal. I'm certain that you do too.

As soon as I opened the Sizzix Labels package and saw the little "shields", I knew what I wanted to make. I wanted to make my own sparkling medals! With a Sizzix Labels die, a few bottlecaps, and Simon Says Stamp exclusive sentiments, these came together quickly. A pin attached to the back made these instantly wearable.

Take a stroll down Memory Lane and create something inspired by the Good ol' Days. Link your project to the Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge Blog and your project could win a $50 gift voucher to Simon Says Stamp.  We draw a new winner each week. Your project could also be chosen to be featured in our weekly designer spotlight, which is just as good as receiving a medal. :)

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Dorothy Height
(1912-2010) 

Equal rights advocate for African Americans & Women.

Ms. Height won the Presidential Citizens Medal in 1989, the Springarn Medal 1993, the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 1994, and was awarded the Congressional Gold Medal in 2004. Now there's a woman with some well deserved medals!