Beach page posted

Family Scrapbook

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is the first page of many for the 2 weeks my family spent at the beachthis summer. The title is a layer stamping technique. Then I used eyeletswith no holes (do they have a name?) to accent the flowers. This is thefirst page I used some of those tiny clear beads that are set with a puddleof glue. Don't know what that's called either. I did a few of the shellsin the background. Came out looking very ... well.... sandy the look Iwanted. I bought the beads and the glue at a card making class about 1 1/2ago and had never used it. Just keep forgetting about it. It was fun towork with yet another texture. Lynne

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King's Crown
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It came out great. Can not wait to see the rest of them

-- Mel Jansen

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done in 2003: 38Recipe pages done: 76

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Mel

looks GREAT! Thanks for sharing!

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Mindi

Really great,Lynne. You are super on journaling,too. Thanks for sharing,I do enjoy looking at your pages.

Sabrina :-)

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Sabrina

Great Layout! Love the title part!! Keep the pages coming!!!

Donna

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Donna

You know I'm really trying to work on the journalling. I knew there was a lot I wanted to say about our summer vacation and decided to put a lot of it on the beginning page of the vacation section. I'm still going to put snippets here and there. I'd like my albums to eventually stand on there own. Meaning I won't need to sit beside someone as they look at the albums and have to identify everyone and explain everything... the details will be right there. My husband's mother, father and grandmothers all died during the first 3 years we were married and we inherited all the photos since my husband has no siblings. I look at the photos and wish I knew so much more about them. My husband doesn't remember. It's kind of sad. I'm trying to make my albums more meaningful.

Lynne

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King's Crown

Great LO :)

Tabitha FL

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Tabitha McCarthy

I know what you mean,Lynne. My Mom left all the photos to me and they were basically...a mess. They were in boxes and the old magnetic albums without a clue who most of them were and no dates . It has been very difficult for me to scrap them..but they are priceless to me. I am so aware of writing on the backs of all my photos ..the date the place and the who ! So that by the time I scrap..it will jog my memory. I keep having the refrain of Simon and Garfunkle's "Time" lyrics...."Time it was ..oh what a time it was...I have a photograph....preserve your memories..theyre all that's left you. "

Sabrina :-)

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Sabrina

Yeah, I like the lettering. Nice LO. I have been to Bolinas back in '72, it was realllllly a hippie like place then. I have a friend that still lives there. He's also a throw back to the hippie years. At the time Grace Slick lived there also, for those of you that go back that far.

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Hilda

Hehe, even before I became a new scrapper, I discovered this as a genealogist. I got on this big kick about identifying after my step-grandmother passed on and left her box of photos behind with no identities, so I went to my grandparents (I'm very fortunate to have BOTH sets still living) and said, get those boxes out and start writing! And you know what? They did! I'm so happy because my grandparents took me seriously and sat down with their HUGE boxes of photos (some which had been passed to them) and labeled every single one. Now, I know that they probably didn't use archival ink, but I didn't know about that at the time... :)

-CC

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CC

very nice work!

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Shelley

Lynne - Great job. I really like the stamping technique on your title

- and the brads really added a nice touch. I like the clear beads too! I too am considering adding stamp and more texture to my LO's --- just can't seem to brake out of everything having to be "squared and even"

- too many years working with engineers!

Maureen in FL aka Smilingtooo :-) SMILE BE HAPPY :-)

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