Is anyone looking at Easter 'products' to scrap some Easter photos? I love to put a couple of Easter LO's out on display over the holiday break, and there's always that 'I remember that!' remark - and a bit of a chat over the particular Easter gone by.
I've always loved this little photo of Hannah and have wished it were better quality, constantly overlooking it because of that problem. Finally I've come to the conclusion it shouldn't matter - its still a lovely memory (in her ears and dressing gown ready for a hunt!) therefore worthy of scrapping - so I created a little scenario of Hannah in a nest full of eggs and the little Easter bunny on his rounds! Just a bit of fun!

The background paper is fabulous WRMK Cotton Tail Glitter Polka Dots Paper


And the nest is made up of a mixture of thin strips of notebook paper binding that has been torn off, string and handmade little leaves made from WRMK Simply Spring Textured Cardstock (the WRMK's cardstock is fabulous- I use it as a preferred cardstock ) The stickers are now sold out, but look at Cotton Tail range left to see what you could use WRMK Cotton Tail Products


The little tulip journal block and the 'A visit with the Rabbit' block that Easter Bunny is standing on - can be found HERE



WRMK Eggshell Cardstock used for the little arrows and to mount the photo.
MME Brads
White Jewelry Box Thickers


Soooo, who's in for a little Easter Scrapping?

you are totally correct Mandy - the quality of the photo is not what counts - it is the memory that it holds - and you have made the layout so pretty that the photo works anyway, and yes I hear you on the leaving the layouts out and around - it really does bring back those memories - while it is great to keep all your hard work safe in albums sometimes it is nice to have the layouts out on display as well

Oooooo! I love this, Mandy....totally gorgeous. That is such a cute photo.

Mandy, this is gorgeous, you're right it is nice to scrap our treasured photos, even if they aren't that perfect shot.

How sweet Mandy.

Just love it, Mandy!

Sometimes you just have to scrap those "less than perfect" photos, don't you? Especially when they tell a story.

awww...what a cute bunny! Love how you've scrapped her!