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Brilliant day.  Warm'ish, sunshine, and family.  My sister is here visiting for the holiday, so we decided to get cracking on the scrapbook I'm making for our mum.  Here is what almost 5 hours turned into on Thanksgiving before we ventured over to my hubby's parents for the feast.

Yes, 5 hours.  Not having scrapbook exercised for a bit, it took awhile to adjust my brain to an 11x8.5 layout.  But I really love how it turned out in the end!

All the stamps are Unity, from several different sets:

Grandma's Needlepoint
Explore today & every day
Chicken wire
Le Chic

Everything else is Stampin Up.

Off to get a walk in (while it's still fabulous) and work on some more pages, and explore some other blogging friends to see what they are up to!

TTFN

Comments

jennifer mitten said…
It turned out so cute. I am always slow on layouts so five hours seems pretty quick:-)
Scrapper Myra said…
NIce LO. Love old photos because they tell a story and remember with photos is like living again.

PS: Did you use the original photos for this one? I will share what I do as advice to you with respect. When talking about old photos I usually scan them and reprint for scrapbooking and save the originals as treasure. :)
Stef Perry said…
Beautiful result for the time you sweet daughters invested. Your mom is sure to love the end result!
Ava Gavloski said…
great scrapbooking layout with a perfect sentiment label
ava g
Michelle said…
This is a beautiful page!
Chris Dring said…
This is such a gorgeous layout!
GORGEOUS layout! What a soft and pretty color combo!!!

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Karenladd said…
Love how you used all the elements on this layout! The stamped images go so well with the photos!
Riette said…
This is beautiful and reminds me of the STACKS of old photos I have of family long gone.... Saw you on Friends with Flair (Unity)
I just found the comment you left last week on my blog. Eek, sorry I was not more prompt. I will try and shoot you an email after this holiday weekend, if it is not too late.

Your scrap page is wonderful!
Julie Odil said…
Your layout is wonderful! I'm a slow scrapbooker, too. It took me all afternoon to do a page today.
JPScraps said…
Wonderful layout! Love the photos!
Jen M said…
This is completely fabulous! LOVE! The photos are great too!

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