4 little monkeys

My children have various board books in many shapes and sizes that are falling apart. I decided to do a little recycling and create something fun. We had spent a nice afternoon this fall at the park and I took a lot of pictures. They tell a story by themselves so there isn't really a need for a lot of journaling.Fun to do.







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Laura said…
I love how you used old children's board books to make a mini album. Great job!
April 4, 2008 at 9:16 AM
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