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Chicken Pox

Heidi challenged us last week to scrap our chicken pox pictures. I loved what she did! Here's my attempt. Though you can't see many pox I think you get the idea of how miserable miss A was. Her siblings have it now with Miss K getting it the worst!
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Hannah said…
Oh, I remember how I felt when I had chicken pox at age 8!! Neither of my boys have had it yet (and neither has my hubby!!!) so I guess my chicken pox layouts will have to wait ;-)

Hope your girls are all better soon. I guess it's good for them to have it together, and during the holidays so they don't miss 2 weeks of school ... that was the worst part for me!! ;-)
3:58 pm
Gillian said…
I read once that you know when your addicted to scrapbooking when your happy your child gets the chickenpox so you can finally use that spotty paper....
Lara this is a gorgeous LO love everything about it... sad photo's tho..
11:54 pm
Anonymous said…
Oh dear ... hope they're feeling better soon. (Great layout though!)
8:55 pm
Chris Millar said…
Love this layout Lara! Just catching up on all your creations!
8:39 pm
Rachel said…
wow love this LO, my DD has just had chicken pox and my DS has got it now - what joy!!!. Love your work its amazing
8:03 am
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