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TGF's Farm Fresh Friday -- Digi it!


Hi!  Time for The Greeting Farm's FFF!  Jess Marin is the host this week and her theme is digis! 

So I finally printed out Cheer Anya!  She's so happy!  I colored her in my daughter's new school colors!  The sentiment is from TGF's Anya Says that I got from one of their Farmer's Markets. 

Close up of Cheer Anya.  My daughter got pom poms from her school too!  I thought that was cute.  She also got a school shirt though I don't understand what is written on it.  Some kind of new school cheer.  She learned all kinds of neat stuff over the summer that I never knew.

Hope you'll print out a TGF digi and join in on this week's FFF!  Thanks for reading! 



Comments

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Mary J said…
Gorgeous colouring, Eva! And love the papers with her!
Leanne said…
Awedorable Eva! Love the colors and fun layout!
Happy Friday!
*:)
Denice said…
Give me a P
Give me a R
Give me a E,
Give me a T, T, Y!!!

Again, I'm going to have to borrorw that banner idea...just too cute!

:Dxx
Rachel Parys said…
She is too cute! (she makes me think of that song, "Hey Mickey") Love the fun colors and layout! I haven't played with any of my TGF digis in a while, may have to print some up this weekend!
Cheryl said…
So cute! Cute banner too! Ha, I was thinking school colors when I first saw this!
Beautiful coloring Eva... lovely cheerful card....
Anonymous said…
She's such a cute little cheerleader and I love the colors!
Aww too cute Eva! Love the colouring on her and the theme is just adorable :)
She's cute!love the colours and the paper collections.
hugs
Doreen
Lorraine said…
Oh this is adorable, Eva! I love your coloring of that little cheerleader and the colors you used on your card!
RiNNE said…
Sweet that it's just like your daughter!! Just darling!

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