Today I'm posting a layout of photos from last Easter, in early April. Looking at my daughter and her little cousin in their sleeveless dresses gives me hope that spring will be here shortly! If you look closely at the first photo, you'll see that my niece is making such a funny face!! She had discovered the wonders of peanut butter cups...and was frustrated that she couldn't open up her egg to get at one. She handed it to my daughter who was apparently taking much too long to open it up...just too funny! That face is priceless!!
I had fun with this layout...I think the colors are sooo pretty. I made each flower with two layers cut from Create A Critter. I punched a circle from the polka dot paper for the center of the first flower and used Glossy Accents to give it some shine. The center of the second flower was stamped with a Peachy Keen Wide Eyed Kids stamp. Isn't she cute? Just about everything, including the bunny border (welded bunnies from Holiday Cakes cartridge) is inked with Cat's Eye chestnut roan chalk ink. I just love that stuff - I think I'm sensing an addiction!
Recipe
All papers - SEI 'Aunt Gerti's Garden'
White cardstock - Recollections
Flowers from Create A Critter
Bunnies from Holiday Cakes; welded together to form a border with my Gypsy
Title 'Sweet' from Gypsy Wanderings
Circle from George and Basic Shapes
Stickers, file folder tab from SEI 'Aunt Gerti's Garden'
White Gelly Roll pen
Green, brown Creative Memories markers
Cat's Eye chalk ink
Glossy Accents
EK Success dimensionals to pop up flowers, title. bunny border
I'm entering this layout into four challenges:
Cardz TV - Bunny Week Challenge - Make a project with a bunny.
The Paper Variety: Week #25 - Jana Eubank sketch - Create a project following this sketch:
Peachy Keen Stamps: Challenge #12 - Flower Power - Create a project using a handmade flower and a Peachy Keen face stamp.
Scrappy Saturdays with the Bug: Challenge #4 - Spring with a Twist of Green - Create a layout with a spring theme and use the color green.
Enjoy the day!
~Sharon C.

