Heritage Layout
I made this LO for my little brother, we have different biological fathers and as I am really active in family history, he asked me to find out a little about where he came from. This is his 4th Great Grandfather. Family History is my great love, followed closely by crafting, so when I find an opportunity to mingle the two I am in my own special kind of heaven. I 
am entering this into the Heritage challenge over at Cooking with Cricut. I used paper from the DCVW stacks Tattered Time and Tradewinds, the ship and font cuts came from the Heritage cart, and the tree was from Create-a-critter, the apples came from Doodlecharms, and the frame around the picture came from Mini-Monograms. I loved this challenge, it made me smile from start to finish :)
I made this LO for my little brother, we have different biological fathers and as I am really active in family history, he asked me to find out a little about where he came from. This is his 4th Great Grandfather. Family History is my great love, followed closely by crafting, so when I find an opportunity to mingle the two I am in my own special kind of heaven. I 
am entering this into the Heritage challenge over at Cooking with Cricut. I used paper from the DCVW stacks Tattered Time and Tradewinds, the ship and font cuts came from the Heritage cart, and the tree was from Create-a-critter, the apples came from Doodlecharms, and the frame around the picture came from Mini-Monograms. I loved this challenge, it made me smile from start to finish :)
Wonderful heritage LO, Tanya! You're a sweet big sister to do this for your brother. I know he will appreciate it! Thanks for linking up this week at Cooking With Cricut.
ReplyDelete~ Jen, CWC Design Team
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ReplyDeleteI love the layout and your story really touched my heart. What an awesome project for you to make for your brother. I LOVE it:) TFS and thank you for playing with us this week at Cooking With Cricut:)
ReplyDelete~Madison CWC DT funkycards.blogspot.com
What a beautiful layout! Getting your family histories down is absolutely priceless! What a real family treasure and time so well spent! I am glad your two joys were able to "collide" for our challenge this week! Thank you so much for sharing with us at at CookingWithCricut.com
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