The Easter bunny came

Used this really old paper from Studio Calico and

that dictionary transparency.

Don't the transparency make you swoon. It does me and that's

the last of it.

Love that boy/girl stamp from Kenner Road.

Kids are getting older now but that won't stop me

from using a "young" stamp.

 AND A BOTTLECAP.

Told you so.

The colors just happened to work.

 And that bunny.

Ain't he cute.

Annie and Owen with their Easter goodies.

Studio Calico, Tim Holtz, Kenner Road

Fussy cutting and water colors

I loved the paper with the black and white flowers on it

but it was a tad be overwhelming so I decided

to water color some in and then 

fussy cut them out, mixing things up between

black & white and watercolors.

 And I love how it turned out.

 Broke out some stamps because I really really need

to use them more and stamped around the page.

The No: is from Kenner Road and the stamp with the numbers

is a combo of Studio Calico and Hero Arts numbers.

It came out quite heritagy looking so therefore, I needed

a heritagyb looking photo, of which, it took me forever to find

Because when I put the page together, I left only

that itty bitty little spot for a photo.

Sigh.

 This is a photo of my Aunt Sue and her brother Frankie.

Frankie died about a year or two after this photo was taken, sadly.

If you look really closely at this photo, it looks like someone

was beating them and then made them take a photo.

Neither are very happy.

Studio Calico.

The splatter of mist that's sort of covered up

Which is just the opposite of the post from yesterday.

You can do it -- no splats...

Still working through the Lawn Fawn supplies when a bottle of 

Mr. Huey arrived - and had to be tried.

You can kind of see it you look really really hard.

Its called Sunset.

And once splattered I thought it looked

well stupid.

Therefore it need to be covered up as best as could be.

And that explains the design.

Because I was quite liberal with the splats.

Took a stroll through M's and was drawn to the kraft jar (Recollections).

With Avacado arts bugs flying inside.

Then picked up the Webster Pages arrows.

Swoon.

And then there you have Annie & Owen rearranging the dirt.

Love it.