Happy Easter, Grad Anya and November Sketches 2008 Compilation

Happy Easter Friends!! Why no Easter card? I was behind on my Easter cards and I decided what's the point of starting! LOL! I hope you all are having a wonderful Easter. I miss Easter when the kids were little. It was more celebratory...I know Easter is more than about egg hunts and bunnies but regardless, it was still more fun. My daughter had a bit of Easter celebration yesterday volunteering for the community egg hunt. She helped set up the Easter Egg Hunt and watched the kids find their eggs. She said it was over in 5 minutes because the kids found all the eggs so quickly! It was over an hour set up for 5 minutes worth of egg hunting! Too funny!!

I created this Graduation Anya card. The image as you should know by now is by The Greeting Farm. I have a blast creating cards with TGF images because it's so large and it's so fun to color.

I decided a graduate needs an elegant card rather than too cutesy so I minimized the frills that I typically add to my cards. Anya is cute enough by herself!!

Doesn't she look happy graduating? She's probably relieved that she no longer have to stay up to study for exams. I would be smiling as big as she is too if that's the case!

As you can see I popped up Anya's hair again. I think that's the most fun part with the Greeting Farm images. . .you can get really creative.

I have 3 members for my book club so far. I'm hoping for a few more and I can start the blog. I'd love for you to join. . .Click Here for the Details!!

Don't forget to scroll down to check out the compilation of my November 2008 Sketches. I'm compiling each month and it'll be located at my left side bar if you ever need it.

Anyway, I hope you all enjoy your day!!!

Again, Happy Easter!!

Card Details:

Stamps: The Greeting Farm Grad Anya, Verve Stamps

Paper: DCWV designer paper, SU Real Red, Basic Black

Ink: Copic Markers, Sakura Gel Pen

Accessories: JoAnn brads, Organdy Ribbon, Gold metallic cord

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November Sketches 2008