Happy Easter!

04/04/2010 at 8:17 am | Posted in Holidays, Uncategorized | 151 Comments
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Happy Easter, and thanks for stopping by the Creating Keepsakes blog today. We hope the day is bringing you at least some semblance of spring weather. 

No matter how old my siblings and I get, we still get together every year to color Easter eggs. For some reason this activity has never lost its appeal for us. Maybe because we’re always a bit goofy while we do it. 

One of the (many) great things about the March/April issue of Creating Keepsakes, is the article, “The Good, the Fab, and the Spectacular” in which we show you how to take an event you celebrate every year and mix it up to create some spectacular Easter layouts. 

I especially like this layout from Susan Weinroth. I love how she created the grass and highlighted her photos within egg-shaped frames. 

"Easter Egg Clean-Up” by Susan Weinroth, as seen in the March/April 2010 issue of Creating Keepsakes, page 87.

 

I also love the various textures Erin Lincoln used for her egg accents on her layout. 

“Easter for Grown Ups” by Erin Lincoln, as seen in the March/April 2010 issue of Creating Keepsakes, page 86.

 

Leave us a comment and let us know how you add “egg-tra” special touches to your Easter layouts. I’ll choose two lucky comments to win this great Easter product from Jillibean Soup. Winners will be chosen on Friday, April 9, 2010. 

 

And if you haven’t actually gotten around to coloring those eggs yet, check out this video from Martha Stewart Living on how to use a fun masking technique to create some pretty amazing eggs. (The video will play on the lower-right side of the screen after a quick ad.)

Happy Easter!

 

Lara Penrod, managing editor

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  1. No coloring eggs for me, but I love these layouts! I especially like the egg shaped embellishments on Easter for Grown Ups. Happy Easter, CK!

    Comment by lynne rudolph— 04/04/2010 #

  2. Happy Easter everyone!

    Comment by Sheila Goscha— 04/04/2010 #

  3. Easter holds a lot of special childhood memories always spent with my grandparents. I miss them each and every day.

    Comment by Jan Fowler— 04/04/2010 #

  4. Happy Easter!!! Love the Easter pages.

    Comment by Jennifer— 04/04/2010 #

  5. As I explained to my husband this morning: “You realize the Easter Egg Hunt is for me, not the kids?” I think I get more enjoyment from placing the eggs in strategic spots in the yard, on the fence and in flower pots then the kids get in looking for them, lol.

    Comment by Allie Miller— 04/04/2010 #

  6. Now that I have kids I always try and do something special for the kids. For the scrapbooking page I would probably use my cricut and my easter software on it, add a few some bling to it and done.

    Comment by Shanda Berge— 04/04/2010 #

  7. I add lots of bright eastery colors.

    Comment by Michel E— 04/04/2010 #

  8. I like to add rhinestones and spring flowers.

    Comment by Jennifer Hansen— 04/04/2010 #

  9. I love the egg shape off the photos on “Easter Egg Clean Up” layout. I can’t wait to do it with my kids pics.

    Comment by Roxanne Dondanville— 04/04/2010 #

  10. Adorable pages from both ladies! Easter is always a fun day for us. Not only do we remember what the celebration is all about, but it’s a fun day for the children. Infact this morning my 3 yr old woke up and the first thing out of her mouth was, “chocolate bunny. I gotta go find him.” 🙂 That’s something I will be definitely adding to my Easter layouts this year.

    Comment by Heidi S.— 04/04/2010 #

  11. Our two year old son is autistic. This year is the first time he really took in interest in coloring eggs and an egg hunt. Later today we head to my family’s and are having another egg hunt with along with my nephews and niece. I can’t wait to capture my son’s very special moments on a layout. I took photos of the eggs he colored and I am making a paper piecing of the easter bunny. Great springy colors.

    Comment by Darla— 04/04/2010 #

  12. I like to stamp embellishments and use watercolor markers…

    Comment by Carol— 04/04/2010 #

  13. LOVE those LO’s!

    Comment by annie soliongco— 04/04/2010 #

  14. In the past, just some bright colors to match the egg dye. This year, I’ll use my Cricut to cut some eggs and do some of Erin Lincoln’s fun treatments! They were fantastic!

    Comment by kim kuhne— 04/04/2010 #

  15. Love the textured eggs and the layouts.

    Comment by Patricia— 04/04/2010 #

  16. Happy Easter! I bought the Martha Stewart Fringe scissors to use on my Easter layouts this year to make grass for the egg hunt layout and as the shred in the Easter basket. I think it is a fun tool.

    Comment by KariLynn— 04/04/2010 #

  17. I also love to use texture and ink for that little extra.

    Comment by Patricia— 04/04/2010 #

  18. Happy Easter!! Those LO’s are so cute! I love the bright colors!

    Comment by Christina Stoughtenger— 04/04/2010 #

  19. Love Jillibean!!! Thanks for the givewaway!!!

    Comment by Barb Mc— 04/04/2010 #

  20. I loved the Easter for grown-ups. I do little Easter baskets for all my scrapbook friends and they always consist of some cute Easter Bling and glitter for those upcoming pages!!

    Comment by trish harris— 04/04/2010 #

  21. Rainy Easter here in Central California. We will hide eggs in the house and garage!!!

    Comment by Paulette A.— 04/04/2010 #

  22. Love the easter scrappages. I think they are so fun because you can use all your odds and ends from rick rack to bling and alphabets, stickers and buttons to decorate eggs on the pages. My favorite page I did for Easter was called Coloring Eggs Plastic &Hard boiled. My son was a toddler and maticulously colored plastic eggs to keep up with big sis. It was precious. Hope you all make fabulous memories today!

    Comment by dizprincess— 04/04/2010 #

  23. Happy Easter! Thanks for the giveaway and sharing the cute layouts!

    Comment by Jennifer— 04/04/2010 #

  24. Wow! I really love the teal blue color with the red combination! So pretty!

    Comment by Angela— 04/04/2010 #

  25. This is my baby son’s first easter and I’m taking lots of pictures to do an Easter layout, with lots of spring colors, bling and Easter diecuts using my cricut!
    These layouts are great and give me some awesome inspiration. Thanks for sharing.
    –Tammy

    Comment by Tammy— 04/04/2010 #

  26. Cute!

    Comment by Megan— 04/04/2010 #

  27. Jillibean is a fav! We’re traveling, so no family gathering at the house this year. I took over the tradition after Mom passed. Seems strange not to be making potato salad and baking the ham!
    Happy Easter everyone!

    Comment by jtownscrapper— 04/04/2010 #

  28. I love to add sparkle to my Easter LOs with glitter pens or stickles.

    Comment by Debbie Smith— 04/04/2010 #

  29. happy easter!

    Comment by christine— 04/04/2010 #

  30. I love these layouts and all the techniques used. This year in my Easter layouts I am going to use some of these to add that special touch. I also used my scrapbooking supplies to “color” my Easter eggs. I stamped designs on my eggs in colored chalk ink. They look cute. I also used paper flowers to decorate some. My children are all grown up but I still like to hide a few eggs for them to find. Its important to let the inner chid in us have some fun too.

    Comment by Donna Jean Eno— 04/04/2010 #

  31. I think Easter pages need a little glitter! This Jillibean prize is amazing! Thanks for the opportunity to win! Happy Easter!

    Comment by Teresa Jaye— 04/04/2010 #

  32. Happy Easter! Love the contest.

    Comment by Sandybear3— 04/04/2010 #

  33. Easter Blessings!

    Comment by Kim ~— 04/04/2010 #

  34. I love the layouts on here!! Easter is one of my favorite holidays to scrap – so colorful!! You can use bright colors to match the candies and colored eggs, soft pastels to match the pretty Easter outfits, or go wild with spring flowers – like a beautiful Easter Bonnet!!

    Comment by Cherrie— 04/04/2010 #

  35. am having a downer Easter for multiple reasons…have decided to scrap for therapy….Hope everyone has a better day than me~!

    Comment by Pam Kaszar— 04/04/2010 #

  36. Bling! Always bling! My Easter cards had bling on the die cut colored eggs to give them more pizazz. Since we have no kids I don’t do a lot of Easter pages, but this morning we had a nesting pair of mallards visit our front yard (and the female on our front steps!) so I’ll probably incorporate the pictures into an Easter LO.

    Comment by nerdgrl— 04/04/2010 #

  37. Isnt Easter the best! Spring time makes me SO happy, the windows are open a breeze is coming thru, I can hear birds chirping and see the beautiful daffodils that I planted as bulbs before the long cold winter now bursting with glorious color. Ahh, This set of Jillibean Easter goodies makes me smile thinking of all things good about this time of year~Thanks CK

    Comment by Jenn Richardson— 04/04/2010 #

  38. Happy Easter!! I scrap my four grandsons. They aren’t able to be here this Easter. BUT, their Mom’s will send me lots of pictures to scrap. I love the egg border on Erin Lincoln’s page. These will be fun to add to my pages using my Cricut. Both layouts are wonderful. I love all Easter layouts they are so bright and happy.

    Comment by Cathy— 04/04/2010 #

  39. Really cute ideas for Easter! I love using bright colors that match the eggs and doing a few cut-outs for the eggs too.

    Comment by monica— 04/04/2010 #

  40. wonderful colors!!

    Comment by Terri M— 04/04/2010 #

  41. Happy Easter!

    Comment by Laurie— 04/04/2010 #

  42. Love the springy colours!

    Comment by Tammy Murdock— 04/04/2010 #

  43. I like to use Eastery colors and springlike embellishments.

    Comment by Melinda— 04/04/2010 #

  44. I love using spring colors and embellishments. The kids get to have the fun of dying the eggs & I get to have the fun of making the layouts! And I agree that the egg hunts and activities are as much for us scrappers as for the kids – if not more so LOL! Happy Easter all!

    Comment by arutella— 04/04/2010 #

  45. I like ribbon, rhinestones, buttons and other embellishments that add texture to flat diecuts. Thanks for sharing the inspirational layouts.

    Comment by Cheryl Schuessler— 04/04/2010 #

  46. I’m always a fan of adding glitter to my Easter layouts. I love the extra sparkle.

    Comment by Kimberly Ann— 04/04/2010 #

  47. I’ve never actually *made* an Easter layout! This year will be the first, with photos of my little one coloring eggs! 🙂

    Comment by emily (justem)— 04/04/2010 #

  48. Love these Easter layouts. In my Spring/Easter pages I use a lot of pastel colors & threads. Makes them just “feel” like spring to me, even if I’m working on them in the middle of winter.

    I’m a single mom and to make Easter special for my daughter, the Easter Bunny hides eggs all over the house. She was remembering all the places they were hid last year and they weren’t there this year. She was too cute trying to find them all.

    Comment by Sharon— 04/04/2010 #

  49. Nice LOs! Thanks!

    Comment by Erika Drummond— 04/04/2010 #

  50. We always do our own private egg hunt, and scrapping the photos of my kids finding their eggs is a page I look forward to all year!

    Comment by DebL— 04/04/2010 #

  51. I like to use lots of yellow and a bit of green… Some glitter and Eastery elements such as eggs or bunnies.

    Comment by tape— 04/04/2010 #

  52. I love singing all the Easter Hymns at church!

    Comment by Anna Lance— 04/04/2010 #

  53. I lik to add little bits of spring, like grass cutouts, bug and flower embellishments and lots of bright spring colors.

    Comment by Valerie M— 04/04/2010 #

  54. love the layouts.. though we don’t color eggs either. My grandson enjoys the hunt though!

    Comment by Betty— 04/04/2010 #

  55. I love Easter. Thanks for the layout ideas and for all of the fun.

    Comment by Rhonda Strickland— 04/04/2010 #

  56. I like to use various embossing folders for the egg cut-outs I put on my Easter layouts. I love all the texture!
    craftychick99 at yahoo dot com

    Comment by Charlotte D— 04/04/2010 #

  57. love Jillibean´s Egg Drop Soup

    Comment by Jeryl Massey— 04/04/2010 #

  58. Happy Easter CK!! Love the layouts and for me personally I gotta have a bit of glitter and something soft and fuzzy on my Easter layouts =)

    Comment by Carole— 04/04/2010 #

  59. I take pictures of each of the eggs that my son and I color. I always print extra copies so I can cut out each egg and use them as embellishments on the layout. Happy Easter!!

    Comment by Susan— 04/04/2010 #

  60. I love those layouts! Every year we get a picture with one of the kids looking for eggs with one right in plain sight that they are missing, lol! I like to put arrows to the not so well hidden one on the layout.

    Comment by Christine J— 04/04/2010 #

  61. Happy Easter 🙂

    Comment by ShellyJaquet— 04/04/2010 #

  62. For my Easter layouts, I love to use spring colors and flowers….it’s one of the few times I can since I have boys!

    Comment by Melanie C— 04/04/2010 #

  63. Love JilliBean products! I especially like spring colors & textured eggs. Happy Easter, everyone!

    Comment by Pam Nutting— 04/04/2010 #

  64. I love the egg shaped pictures on the layout. I love working with egg shapes!

    Comment by Linda Kleback— 04/04/2010 #

  65. Love some of the new MS punches for making fun edges on Easter pages!

    Comment by ArlaMo— 04/04/2010 #

  66. i love spring colours for my pages! light yellow, mint blue & pale pink are my favourite combination at the moment. Happy Easter everyone!

    Comment by Alexa— 04/04/2010 #

  67. Just took a bunch of pictures of our Church egg hunt, can’t wait to scrap them and display at the church. Any new fun things to punch up the WOW power would be wonderful

    Comment by susan taylor— 04/04/2010 #

  68. I’d use it to make our easter egg dying pages pop! thanks for the chance to win.

    Comment by Ryan Ann— 04/04/2010 #

  69. I love the red in the layout shown here. My granddaughter was dressed in purple but I think I’ll use red on my pages. I’m tired of all those “Easter pastels”!

    Comment by Judy Weller— 04/04/2010 #

  70. Happy easter!

    We’ve spent half of the vaccation with friends in their beautiful little house far into the woods, and the other part in the capitol of Denmark. Just for the balance 😀

    Comment by Ann Cicilie— 04/04/2010 #

  71. Oh wow those new Jillibean products are making my heart race! Time to make another scrap supply shopping list hey its the beginning of April so I am good for a little spin! I am going through a big alpha craze! Is there any alphabet soup left?

    Comment by Tamika Roberson— 04/04/2010 #

  72. Love the LO!!! The one with the the eggs shaped pictures great idea… I have 6 grandkids and they were all at church this morning all dressed up in their Easter Clothes can’t wait to scrap this memory!!! Just found your blog and love it ❤

    Comment by Debbie Hall— 04/04/2010 #

  73. Great Easter again this year. I look forward to scrapping some cute photos of my kids – showing them in their Easter outfits and showing off what the Easter bunny left them.

    Comment by Margo Hazlewood— 04/04/2010 #

  74. I love using bright beautiful spring colors! Easter photos provide such great colors to scrap with!

    Comment by amelia— 04/04/2010 #

  75. Love the layout with the egg pictures and grass – can’t wait to try them with my Easter photos!

    Comment by Kristi Wilken— 04/04/2010 #

  76. My Cricut has the most darling Easter accessories– I love using them on my pages.

    Comment by Heather Ippolito— 04/04/2010 #

  77. Happy Easter!
    I like to use crackle paint on my egg embellishments, gives a really interesting finish.

    Comment by Lynn— 04/04/2010 #

  78. I have two boys, so adding pastel and spring bling to layouts is kind of difficult. I try to use more “masculine” looking color combinations that still bring out the joy and meaning of the Easter season.

    Comment by Lesley VW— 04/04/2010 #

  79. Ribbons always add a bit of fun frill for Easter layouts in my albums…love that Jillibean!

    Comment by kristen— 04/04/2010 #

  80. I don’t do anything special for Easter layouts, I scrap as usual… Does that make me boring? 🙂 I love the layouts you shared here!

    Comment by Claude— 04/04/2010 #

  81. I like glitter and bling. With all girls I like frilly things…my girls may not like it but I do. LOL

    Comment by Anna Dowdy— 04/04/2010 #

  82. These are such pretty LOs! For my own Easter LOs, I finally get to use pastel colors, and my egg-shaped punch finally comes in handy. 😉
    Happy Easter – and thanks for the chance to win this awesome Jillibean!

    Comment by Cynthia B.— 04/04/2010 #

  83. I love scrapping Easter photos because I get to use ‘girlie’ colors on my boy pages.

    Comment by stclairm— 04/04/2010 #

  84. I did a layout last year with all the photos in egg shapes. Turned out pretty cute! 😀

    This year’s Easter layouts will be pretty special on their own. It’s my daughter’s first birthday today!

    Comment by Erica Hettwer— 04/04/2010 #

  85. I love using foil and alcohol ink to create fun page accents in the shape of eggs.

    Comment by gothamgal— 04/04/2010 #

  86. I will be paper piecing eggs out of patterned paper on my layouts this year! Thanks for the giveaway!

    Comment by Meghann— 04/04/2010 #

  87. Flowers, glitter, and lets not forget the photos!

    Comment by Erica R.— 04/04/2010 #

  88. i like to use lots of ribbon and glitter to dress up my Easter layouts. Thanks for the giveaway.

    Comment by Summer Braxton— 04/04/2010 #

  89. Happy Easter! I love adding spring flowers to my Easter LOs. Maybe a little bling also along with the flowers!

    Comment by Lesley F— 04/04/2010 #

  90. Flowers and paper piecing bunnies are always fun to use!

    Comment by Chris E— 04/04/2010 #

  91. I had to take a lot of pictures of our church Easter egg hunt. We have beautiful daffodills on our church property, and it was not raining this time! I also had to take a lot of pictures of dyeing eggs and of things I baked for Easter dinner. Can’t wait to scrapbook them!

    Comment by Nancy Jones— 04/04/2010 #

  92. I can’t wait to get my Easter pages completed…this year I’m picturing some “painted” eggs using my Tattered Angels misting inks. I want to tie die spray some paper eggs for my layout…can’t wait to play! Thanks for the awesome giveaway!

    Comment by Carla G.— 04/04/2010 #

  93. I just started scrapbooking and crafting–and I haven’t done anything for Easter yet–so all of these comments are great ideas for me! Note to self:: come back when making my page and read up on all the comments again!

    Comment by savannah O'Gwynn— 04/04/2010 #

  94. and a happy easter to you! love that jillibean soup collection 🙂

    Comment by Kat— 04/04/2010 #

  95. Happy Eaater! I like using the coloured foil wrappers from the eggs on my LO’s, so shiny and colourful. x

    Comment by Karen W— 04/04/2010 #

  96. I love colors and sparkle!

    Comment by abbeyinok— 04/04/2010 #

  97. Adding home-made flowers would be my touch to an Easter layout! Thanks for a chance to win!

    Comment by Kelly M.— 04/04/2010 #

  98. Lots of color to match the beautiful eggs make my layouts more “Eastery”

    Comment by Pamela J— 04/04/2010 #

  99. I LOVE ADDING EXTRA BLING TO MY EGG SHAPES AND FLOWERS WITH GLITTER, GLAZE, AND CRYSTALS. MAKES ALL THE COLORS POP ON MY PAGES.

    Comment by ginnye— 04/04/2010 #

  100. It’s never very springy looking here in MN on Easter, so I tend to use more muted colors. My photos of the eggs are the brightest things.

    Comment by Jennifer Larson— 04/04/2010 #

  101. I love to add tons of glitter to easter eggs so they will sparkle!

    Comment by Melinda Wilson— 04/04/2010 #

  102. using my son’s THUMB PRINT to make little “egg” shaped border/ribbon look on a page. They might not be perfect shaped eggs but will be extra special when he is looking back at his scrapbooks 18 years from now!

    Comment by amber b— 04/04/2010 #

  103. I love the egg shaped photos across the page in the 2 page layout! Very cute.

    Comment by Cheryl— 04/04/2010 #

  104. I just love using fun colors…in the paper or title…or wherever! 🙂

    Comment by ruth tacoma— 04/04/2010 #

  105. I love adding things that were used on Easter for my pages. This year we went to an Easter brunch and we have beautiful name tags that I can’t wait to use!!

    Comment by Brittney Aldous— 04/04/2010 #

  106. my daughter and i painted our eggs with gesso first and then we added acrylic paints and flower stickers. thanks for the chance to win!!

    Comment by janis— 04/04/2010 #

  107. I think the journaling is always most important, with kid comments always a special extra!

    Comment by Marty— 04/04/2010 #

  108. I try to add forgotten pictures of family members along with new additions so the newer generations remember where it started 
    HAPPY EASTER EVERYONE

    Comment by Saleena scrapping in AK— 04/04/2010 #

  109. I’m so ridiculously behind I haven’t scrapped Easter in several years!! YIKES! My daughter is 5 and this year was SO fun to color eggs with her- I can at least see the pages…. 🙂

    Comment by jen shears— 04/04/2010 #

  110. lots of bright pink instead of all the pastels

    Comment by Laura Stewart— 04/04/2010 #

  111. My Easter layouts are all about the outdoor hunt… and capturing our surroundings just as much as my kids in action… This year’s will have snow!

    Comment by Andi Sexton (rrlscrapgal)— 04/04/2010 #

  112. I have a layout that I am planning in which I would like to use glued on powder for a crushed velvet look. I am going to make polka dots with this and other mediums. I also want to do an oval frame around the pix.

    Comment by BARB T— 04/04/2010 #

  113. Bright colors! Easter is the beginning of an onset of color around my yard, and bright colors say Easter to me!

    Comment by Janette— 04/04/2010 #

  114. This Easter, I’m going to mix it up by creating an egg shaped layout instead of my normal 12×12 square.

    Comment by Ashleigh— 04/04/2010 #

  115. The only special thing I do with Easter is going to a Jesus Christ Superstar sing-a-long on Good Friday. So nothing easter here, but I do celebrate spring with lots and lots of flowers. Both on my projects and in my house!

    Comment by Arianne— 04/05/2010 #

  116. Some cute Easter layouts!! Hope everyone had a great Easter!

    Comment by Shanley— 04/05/2010 #

  117. I’ve only ever made one Easter layout (so far), but I used yellow and purple, which I’ve always thought of as Easter colors. I *really* like Susan’s egg-shaped frames– I’ll have to remember that idea!!

    Comment by gardengeekette— 04/05/2010 #

  118. Great Easter pages. I took my pics from Easter, now to get them ready to scrap. Thanks for a chance to win.

    Comment by Jenny McGee— 04/05/2010 #

  119. It is all about the color! Lots of pretty Easter egg colors!

    Comment by Donna VW— 04/05/2010 #

  120. I don’t use a lot of glitter, but I think Easter is the perfect time to ad lots and lots of sparkle to layouts!

    Comment by Samantha T.— 04/05/2010 #

  121. If I can figure out a fun way to use it, I am going to try and add some grass from the kids baskets to a page. I love trying to add texture and dimension.

    Comment by Joli— 04/05/2010 #

  122. Ribbon and buttons make lovely Eastery touches. Thanks for a chance to win!

    Comment by Julie, momto7— 04/05/2010 #

  123. Live in Hope 🙂

    Comment by Jennifer— 04/05/2010 #

  124. happy easter! love jillbean soup!

    Comment by Sabrina— 04/05/2010 #

  125. I’m just starting to scrapbook and when I do create an Easter page, I plan to use some holiday-related paper punches from Martha Stewart to make embellishments.

    Comment by Laura— 04/05/2010 #

  126. just bought the easter solutions cricut cartridge, so that will be an awesome addition to my easter layouts.

    Comment by Amy— 04/05/2010 #

  127. I like adding chocolate die-cut bunnies to my pages.

    Comment by Lisa T.— 04/05/2010 #

  128. Easter is one of the first layouts of the year when I can use lovely spring colors that I have been drooling over since New Years!

    Thanks for the opportunity to win!

    Comment by Karen Lingel— 04/05/2010 #

  129. I like to add green yarn to the bottom of pages so it looks like grass.

    Comment by cards4ever— 04/05/2010 #

  130. One of my favorite techniques for making my eggs on scrapbook pages “pop” is to emboss them. It reminds me of using wax resist when we color our eggs, and that just makes me happy! 🙂

    Comment by Carolyn— 04/05/2010 #

  131. Very seldom can I do an Easter LO without including some sort of ribbon. It just adds such a soft touch to the LO.

    Comment by ~Sandy Liles~— 04/05/2010 #

  132. I don’t make to many Easter cards but I really liked Susan Weinroth’s layout! Love the colors! Thanks for the chance to win!

    Comment by Amber R.— 04/05/2010 #

  133. Thanks for all the great layout ideas….I love adding sparkle to my easter pages with either glitter or glitter sugar coating by Doodlebug….with a little boy I don’t always use glitter on my pages but Easter seems to be an ”egg-ception” to the rule 😉

    Comment by Dawn— 04/05/2010 #

  134. Adding dimension to the Easter layouts is fun…Helps to make the Easter egg hunt even more fun!

    Comment by Dana H— 04/05/2010 #

  135. I am a huge glitter fan for all spring layouts!

    Comment by Vanessa DeLisio— 04/05/2010 #

  136. i like to add the foil from our easter eggs for a fun look 🙂

    Comment by Alex— 04/05/2010 #

  137. Color! Easter pages are a great opportunity to add lots of bright colors that I don’t always feel comfortable using! This Spring I purchased a chocolate bunny stamp that is screaming to be added to the next Easter layout I do! BTW-love Jillibean Soup!

    Comment by Steffanie S.— 04/06/2010 #

  138. We use those clear crayons to write on the egg before dying it—-the dye dosen’t adhere to it—kinda like using resist

    Comment by {vicki}— 04/06/2010 #

  139. I add little bits and pieces from the egg dyeing process: the dipper, and unused egg holder…

    Comment by Catherin G.— 04/06/2010 #

  140. Easter Eggs are for kids! NOT!!! Even us adults love to eat chocolate and play egg-hunt games. I dressed up some beauties this year with rub-ons and glitter.

    Comment by Carol Metully— 04/06/2010 #

  141. I’ve used pinwheels on my Easter pages…remind me of Spring.

    Comment by heather garl— 04/06/2010 #

  142. My pictures on the “EGG-STRA” in my Easter layouts. I love adding the pictures that show family members interacting. Thanks for all the inspiration you share here each week.

    Comment by Dana Taft— 04/07/2010 #

  143. I love glitter and ribbon. It always seems to make the page extra special with a touch of either one.

    Comment by Dana Davis— 04/07/2010 #

  144. LOVE these layouts! I am inspired to scrap our Easter pictures… pronto!

    Comment by Mary Ashby— 04/07/2010 #

  145. I like paper piecing & I have done a class where we made a giant bunny.

    Comment by kerrie— 04/07/2010 #

  146. I like quilling- especially flowers and animals. Quilling looks awesome on Spring/Easter pages. I quill in my spare time and add what I’ve made to layouts later.

    Comment by Tiffany E.— 04/08/2010 #

  147. What great lo’s. I think I am now inspired to get my Easter lo’s done!

    Comment by Cathy Wheeler— 04/08/2010 #

  148. I just did a really fun easter LO and used a really large egg in the background decked out with lace paper, magic mesh and patterned paper

    Comment by paperklipz— 04/08/2010 #

  149. We had quite a lot of flooding here last week, but my granddaughters and I still found time to decorate eggs. We used the plastic eggs, went through my supply of embellishments and ended up with lots of bling all over! Great fun for us all. Enjoy the sun.

    Comment by Andrea— 04/08/2010 #

  150. Aww! The Easter layouts are gorgeous and timeless ^_^ The MSL masking technique is something to try – thanks!

    Comment by Daisy— 04/09/2010 #

  151. Traditional girl, here and I love pastels for Easter. Love those alphabet stickers too!

    Comment by tammy g— 04/10/2010 #


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