Viewing image Harriet Bilderback, c. 1880

Harriet Bilderback, c. 1880

Bobbi Jo

13 January 2010 - 08:31 PM

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My 3rd- or 4th-great grandfather married three times in five years. His first two wives each died shortly after marrying -- the times were hard on women and I often wonder if they died of disease or childbirth or what . . . Harriet was his third wife and the one who bore all his children. I inherited this badly damaged photo of her from my grandma, and I am happy to sing the praises of the geniuses at Adobe who gave me the tools to restore it.

Inspired by Amanda Sok's The Finer Things.

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IPTC.Caption	KSC Beaute Botanique ASO Finery MRE SSTools Actions -- Paper Tear JHI Embell Lace set 3 special BMU Ephemera ABR Sweet N Sassy ABR Old Friend KVE Intaglio Font: Jane Austin
IPTC.By-line	Bobbi Applegate
IPTC.Keywords	scrapbook pages

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Comments

KFiasco

13 January 2010 - 10:09 PM | Permalink: #1

Lovely layout! Karen

AnnBK

13 January 2010 - 10:27 PM | Permalink: #2

That is indeed a precious photo, and you have scrapped it beautifully! Love all the layers and embellishments, beautiful colors, perfect for a heritage layout.

Julie - scrapaholic

14 January 2010 - 04:23 AM | Permalink: #3

This looks like the photo never had anything wrong with it. You did a great job of restoring. This LO came out beautifully. Love all the embellishments and the placement of them.

Michelleds

14 January 2010 - 05:52 AM | Permalink: #4

Great heritage page. Just love all the embellishments and the LO.

catinkeri

14 January 2010 - 07:36 AM | Permalink: #5

Bobbi Jo - this is an AMAZING LO. Never having seen the original photo that you fixed, I think you've done a wonderful job on this. The embellishments just fit together and how you've placed them makes the whole LO come together. What a wonderful job you've done and a moving tribute to your g-g-g-grandmother.