a beautiful silver and white card with photos of Cindi's mother Anna with her cards.

Fan Mail Friday- June 28th, 2024

Hello friends,

We have a table full of beautiful cards, letters, stories, photos and more. We love that you choose to send us such special things, and we're glad that we can connect you and be a catalyst for the friendships, groups and community that we have today. 

Buckle up, buttercup today's Fan Mail Friday is heartfelt!

Some of you might remember Cindi asking for Griffinites to mail cards for her mother, Anna's 104th birthday last fall. We are sad to hear about Anna's passing, but we are so glad that she and her wonderful daughter Cindi were able to craft and create together. It's amazing to hear about what we know was the most special relationship. 

This is Donna's first Fan Mail Friday card! She wrote that she wasn't a scrapbooker, but attended our Crop at Home 4 event. Donna used the techniques and tips that she learned and has been applying them to card making; as seen below on her Phoebe frame card! She said that she appreciates the whole team, and the hard work put in to our products and events. You are so welcome, Donna!
Thank you for the amazing, 4th of July card Sheri! From the trumpets to the drums and the ferris wheel to the star spangled bunting, everything is celebratory!
We got to hear from Anne and the Illinois Griffinites! They are close to 60 members strong, and just had their 3rd crafting event together. In the letter, Anne wrote how she learned about Anna Griffin from her Aunt Karen, and how during the pandemic they crafted together at a safe distance. Since then she has attended all of the virtual events and creates lovely gifts for her family.
Jimmie Lynn made this incredibly fun bordered scrapbook page, complete with red, white and blue, a hot air balloon, stars and bows! Jimmie Lynn, we are so glad to hear that your husband is recovering and that your family has come together to support you both and manage your company. We are sending you nothing but love and hugs!
Your card goes to show how you can add lots of different elements together! This card uses the Ribbon Frame Dies, Stars Aligned Dies and Swing Out Dies. Excellent work!
Happy Fourth of July!
Thank you all for sending in your cards and projects this week. It's so wonderful to know you and to be present to all of the goings on in your lives. We love and appreciate each and every one of you! If you would like to send something to us for Fan Mail Friday, you can mail it to us at 99 Armour Drive NE, Atlanta, GA 30324!
Love,
Anna

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34 comments

Beautiful cards

Veronica Dee Ang

A very touching FMF today.
Cindi, my deepest sympathy on the loss of your beloved Mom. I feel blessed to have been able to send her a birthday card last year. Your card to honor her is a beautiful tribute.
Life is a rollercoaster. We all have our ups and downs. Sadly, some people go through more difficult times than others. Mothe Teresa used to say “God never gives us more than we can handle. Sometimes, I wish He didn’t trust me so much”. But it is wonderful to hear the stories of perseverance, especially before our beloved country’s birthday. Our country was founded by brave souls who persevered.
I find comfort in my crafting and hope that it blesses those I send it to.
Happy Crafting!
Happy 4th of July!!

Leslie Ramsey

Sincere condolences to Cindi and family on the loss of her beautiful mother, Anna.

Thank you to all the Griffinites who submitted their projects. Have a great weekend and a safe and Happy 4th 🥰

Teresa Malloy

Wow, Lady Griffin you were honored beautifully today. I loved the projects and cards everyone did. I was thinking of you while preparing all my 4th of July cards. Thank you for reading everyone’s letters and cards, it is so meaningful. Thank you for being YOU, we love you!

Myrna Hartley

What amazing and touching letters and cards! It makes me feel even closer to the AG community when we all share like this.

Kelly Ann Boyle

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