DIY - Easter Photo Shoot

Happy Easter

1 John 3:16

This is how we know what love is: Jesus Christ laid down his life for us. And we ought to lay down our lives for one another. (NIV)

One Beautiful Granddaughter and a few Dollar Tree props, add in a  Painted Vintage Suitcase, and you have a Great Easter Photo Shoot, (for about $5.00) a fraction of what it would cost to have a professional do them.

 It would cost a fortune to have professional pictures taken to mark each Month and each Holiday...

Plus I get to have fun with it all!  
I love putting the little "scenes" together, posing her it's just fun!

 

Now I know these are nowhere near the quality you get with a Professional, but when on a tight budget...

I just have a cheap point and shoot Camera, but I think it captures the "Moment in Time"

Just look at that face!

and those toes!

 

 We've done her Christmas Pictures, Valentine's Day, St Patrick's Day, and now I'm planning her "April Showers" Photo shoot 

Let me know if you have any questions...

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Still waiting on Spring!

Even though the calendar says spring... The weatherman is predicting yet another WINTER SNOW STORM! So while I anxiously await the arrival of the real Spring, I thought I would entertain myself with some pictures from last years Spring.

 After winter it is always so cheerful to bring in the Spring! Combining the freshness of Flowers with "old" and Rust is one of my favorite ways to freshen things up.

Spring, a time of New Beginnings, an easy little project, a small birds nest made from chicken wire and moss, with a few little clay eggs.

Fresh Ivy from the yard adds a little green touch to the fresh daffodils. One of best things about my Spring display is that it didn't cost me a dime, I had everything I needed, just needed to shop around the house!

I made the "He is Risen" Wreath from a small grapevine wreath, some moss and twigs from the yard, what better way to say All things are new again!

Thank you for visiting with me today, hopefully you have been inspired in some small way...

Please leave a comment so I know you were here, they really do make my day!



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God's Blessing to you and your families, have a wonderful day!

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