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I did a layout of my Mom from her 1st communion so this was in the early 1930's. I just love the clothes from that period. I used some Pion and Kasiercraft papers, handmade the big flower, and the wonderful embellies Krissy puts in a Swirlydoos kit.
I did want to thank all of you out there for all the inspiration I get from you. So thank you!!!
I used acrylic paint on the flower and stickles on the leaves. Did some fussy cutting and always use ink!!
Just another close up. I just love my Mom's hairdo. I think it is just beautiful. She looks so cute. Gosh I miss that woman!!!! Thank you for stopping by!
Just GORGEOUS!!!!!!!!! Oh my!! Love the soft elegance of the papers with the photo!! Love all the layers and ink!! LOVE her shoes!! How precious are those??!! Wonderfully done, as always!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous LO Lisa.. so elegant!! Love all your soft and delicate details!! Thanks so much for sharing with us at Berry71Bleu :))
ReplyDeleteso pretty and soft, love the layers, great photo too :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! And look at the cute bows on her shoes .. great photo and beautifully scrapped!
ReplyDeleteIsn't she lovely! And the layout is too!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, Lisa...this photo of your mother is just precious! And you've designed a beautiful vintage page for it! Stunning, as always :)
ReplyDeleteLisa this layout is sooooooooo beautiful, I love everything about it, the layers, the pearls, the colours - all gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteBTW thanks for stopping by my blog and becoming a follower. I am now your latest follower.
Lisa this page is absolutely gorgeous!! So many beautiful details and colors, definitely a fave for me!!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful layout! Thanks so much for playing along with my challenge at Berry71Bleu!
ReplyDeleteI love your design! Very romantic and great layering too!Thanks for playing along at B71B!!
ReplyDeleteWell done! thanks for playing with us at Berry 71 Bleu!
ReplyDeleteThis is beyond gorgeous!! What a special memory you have captured and how lovely the layout. Unbelievable!!
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