Easter 2011 LO with Lawn Fawn

Sharing this layout over on Two Peas in a Bucket.

There were other peoples' kids in the photos so I am sharing the basic layout design I found in my Scrapbook Generation's sketch book using Lawn Fawn's "The Bright Side" collection.

You should be able to click on the photo to see it more closely. 
LOVE that background paper!  
FYI: I scrap BOYS and this paper collection is cute for them too.
Decided I was going bold and use flowers on one of their LO's too!  

All papers and stickers from Lawn Fawn's "The Bright Side" collection.

buttons and flowers from stash

I am entering this in the Lawn Fawn contest over at Two Peas in a Bucket.
and the Lawnscaping #35: Patterned Paper Challenge.

Thanks for looking,

Kelly

L32, SSS, ABNH2: Pup in the Window

Hi there.  

Had a great time over spring break.  

The boys were at grandparents' houses for 3 of the days so I had fun too!  Went scrappy shopping with my Mom and SIL one day and golfed, scrapped and landscaped the others.  

Sharing a card I made inspired by a couple of challenges.  

The patterned papers are from Lawn Fawn's The Bright Side collection.

I stamped some kraft paper with Hero Arts Envelope Pattern for the back panel.

The window was made with the LF paper.  

It was actually a journaling square from one of the sheets. 

I carefully cut it out and added acetate I received from Karen Baker.  

I stamped, colored and fussy cut the puppy and the HA typewriter.  

I stamped the flowers on different patterns from the collection.  

The teal flowers are stamped on the bottom label of one of the papers. 

There's some cute patterns "hidden" there.

The stems are hand drawn.

I used a Fiskars punch to make the grass.

Showing the window:

Dimension added to the window: 

This shows the journaling square I turned into a window:

I am entering this card into the following challenges:

A Blog Named Hero #2: Cards With a View

Lawnscaping #32: Stamp a Scene!

Simon Says Stamp: April showers bring spring FLOWERS


eta:  My thought was that the dog was taking a break from typing a letter to look out the window at the flowers so the typewriter has a purpose and not randomly placed there, KWIM? The only people stamps I have are playing in snow.  I like the critters doing human things...

Thanks for looking,

Kelly