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Orlin and Lona

judy in SD  

17 May 2011 - 09:44 AM

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Orlin and Lona
Photo - Grandmother and Grandfather, Marriage License and Bond.
Paper - SSPaper Template, StampsStuff - Checked by Rozanne Paxman
Photo cluster - SSEmb Picture Book - #3 by Kim Meeder
Old Book - Ro SSEmb StampsStuff - Old book #1
Stamps - KME SSClub May 11 Nano - Stamps, and Ro SSEmb - seal and stamp #4
Flower - KME SSEmb PicureBook #6
Font - Chalkboard



Photostrip for Scrap Girls ScrapSimple Club Members

Thea May SS Club
May 2011 SS Club
Orlin and Lona
SS Club May Mum and Me
Boca de Valeria, Brazil
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Comments

kimmybutton 

17 May 2011 - 10:12 AM | Permalink: #1
Love the vintage photo! Love how you added the original marriage license and bond. What a treasure to have these bits of family history. The drop shadow you applied to the book gives the layout such depth and looks so realistic! TFS!

Ro 

17 May 2011 - 10:58 AM | Permalink: #2
What a nice use of the club supplies! Love seeing the phot with the marriage certificate together on the layout. The browns and values together are very nice.

elizms 

17 May 2011 - 12:54 PM | Permalink: #3
Great use of vintage documents in the LO. I never am too sure what to do with those and now I know. Thanks.

Molczan 

17 May 2011 - 01:10 PM | Permalink: #4
Your soft color choices work well with the muted photo and having the documents included just lends so much to the layout!

Belle 

17 May 2011 - 01:17 PM | Permalink: #5
Love this, it's great that you put the bond and certificate on the layout.

BetC 

17 May 2011 - 02:18 PM | Permalink: #6
I always love your heritage pages and this is just wonderful. You are so fortunate to have so much history preserved. Very well done.

jhochstetler 

18 May 2011 - 02:36 PM | Permalink: #7
Love the photo and that you used the documents.
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