This looks really nice and I hope his family enjoys it. I agree that names need to be put on it. And I think some journaling would be nice. I love that ribbon and feel that those two colors (red & green) should be incorporated more into the LO. Other than that...everything looks great.
Love the colors, and I realize its for someone special that knows who is in the photo. BUT years from now will your great-great grandchildren know names? Dates? We are making these wonderful pieces that will last for generations - don't let them lose their value b/c of "identity loss".
Again, you with those cool colors... It would be nice if those flowers had a different color center, like blue, or even red to pick up that tiny bit of red in your ribbon borders (is that ribbon? really pretty). I like the vellum quote, but you should probably do some journaling. Maybe use those little circles, like the one for your title, and run them down the side of the page with each person's name in it? I really want to put a dash of red in it because of that ribbon... darn it! Maybe time to experiment with some brads??? Perfect spot in the corners of that mat under your vellum quote... matte finish, nothing shiny. Evrything else looks just spiffy!
This is a LO for my dh's family. A pic of him, his little brother, and his older twin sisters and in the most current picture a picture of his mom. There is aprox 30 years difference in the 2 pictures. His one older sister was very special, she was wheelchair bound with Cerebal Paulsey and wasn't supposed to live past the age of 10. The family all took care of her and she lived to be 44. With all of her pain and being confined to a wheelchair, she never complained, had a positive attitude & always made us laugh.
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