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Hi!  I've been feeling kind of in a rut these days.  Today I was so indecisive, I couldn't get anything crafty accomplished.  I literally wasted my day and I was irritated at myself for doing that.  So finally I just started doing something and thought to play along with TGF's Monday Funday #7 to use Twi-Color Combo (red, black, silver/white).  I'd go watch the new Twilight movie too except I don't really know anyone that would watch it with me.  Guess I'll just wait til the DVD. 

I decided not to use Twilight inspired stamps and thought the color combo could be xmas-y as well.  'Kay, I threw a little green in there then thought shucks, I should've colored the leaves silver or something.  I love this Holiday Anya!  She is so stinkin' cute.  I colored her hair with Copics and my black Prismacolor pencil.  Added a whole bunch of bling and the circle sentiment is from Wild Rose Studio.

So basically, it took me the whole day just to make this card even though it's relatively simple.  Ugh!

Thanks for reading and have a great weekend!

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Cheryl said…
Cute card! I love the way you did her hair and clothes! Awww, I would go see it with you! Would there be a bunch of teenagers crowding the theater? Yeah, I've only seen the movies on DVD at home too. I think after reading the books, I can wait until it comes out on DVD.
November 19, 2011 at 4:04 AM
Creations by Shirl said…
She is just so perfect Eva!
Love the colouring and the bg doily with all those blings..... Such a fab card.....
November 19, 2011 at 4:38 AM
RiNNE said…
I know what you mean-- I love those days where you get to make three cards at one time!! This is still so fabulous! And I think it's so well thought out. Love the inking/ misting, the cool shape behind the doily, & the doily itself! You coloring is stunning and I adore that poofy trim!! Aww, too bad you didn't get to watch BD! :( too bad it's not a kid-friendly movie. I thought it was pretty good but kinda weird towards the end.
November 19, 2011 at 6:00 AM
mousekemom said…
Fantastic card and love that you used the fun new Anya! Great doily and the bling reminds me of a fancy wreath. Thanks for joining this week's Monday Funday at TGF's Farm Fresh Challenge blog!
November 19, 2011 at 4:22 PM
faithnme said…
ohh I LOVE THIS.. Holiday Anya is just Gorgeous.. I Love the layout and your coloring is Amazing.. Thank you for playing along with our Twilight challenge this week over at FFC. HOpe to see you agian.

Hugs
November 20, 2011 at 8:36 AM
Lorraine said…
Beautiful, Eva! I love the way you have framed her and colored/embellied her outfit. Too cute!
November 20, 2011 at 3:43 PM
gobeagirl said…
Wow Eva, I think this card Rocks! I am glad to see that I am not the only one that gets into a rut from time to time. I must say however that had you not said anything no one would ever have guessed it as this card is truly fantastic. I love how you have colored Anya and I love how you have added the colors with it. This is just super super festive. Hugs, Lisa G
November 20, 2011 at 8:40 PM
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