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Hi!  Aloha kakahiaka means good morning to you.  Do you know that song?  It's like a little preschool song that my kids used to sing.  The Greeting Farm's Sing stamp reminds me of that song. 

I think this may be the first time I colored her up entirely.  She's sweet, isn't she?  I selectively stamped the musical notes from Lawn Fawn's Teeny Tiny Backdrops.  The sentiment is PTI felt and alphabet dies.

Masked some clouds in the background.

Followed the current DS sketch #55.  I know I left out that vertical piece cause I just couldn't make it work.

Today was a holiday for us here.  Spent most of it doing chores.  We also celebrated my youngest one's 4th birthday this weekend.  Cake, ice cream and a yummy lunch!

Thanks so much for reading!


Comments

This is gorgeous Eva! What a super cute image and I love your colouring...especially the clouds :) Great take on the sketch and the little charm is too cute.
love how you did those clouds. Super cute card and great colouring!
Cheryl said…
So cute! Those tiny music notes are cute! Great cloud background!
Jen Shults said…
This is just amazing! I love that little hula girl! She's adorable! Thanks for joining us for this week's sketch!
Leanne said…
Awww! This is very cute! Love the layout and the fun papers. She's gorgeously colored! Your clouds are stunning!
This is perfect!
;)
Mary J said…
Eva, she is sooo pretty! I adore your colouring and the clouds are amazing! And look at those little notes!!
Thanh Vo said…
LOVE this, Eva! Just recently made a card with her, too!
Lorraine said…
Gorgeous coloring, Eva! I also love the scene you created and your card design! oh and you always crack me up with the songs, tv shows, etc.
Arabella said…
This is so sweet Eva! She's adorable and I love how you have coloured her up! Gorgeous card!

Arabella
Leanne said…
Sooo sooo sooo cute! The added notes around her are perfect.
Happy Birthday to your little one. I bet it was awesome!
Have a great weekend!
*;)
RiNNE said…
Your hair, face, and clouds are my fave. Overall, such a great coloring job! Love the card!

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