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This layout was done for a challenge. A photo from my childhood.
Thanks for looking!
Products used:
Bazzill cardstock
Basic Grey pp (Motifica))
Making Memories Scrapbook Colors paint (Monarch)
Making Memories rub-on alphas (rummage)
Making Memories rub-on words (remember)
Fontwerks rub-on (flower on bobby pin clip)
Card Connections metal alpha tokens
Making Memories washer words
Scrap Arts brads
Provo Craft photo corners
Lion Yarn Moonlight Mohair (fiber)
Unknown photo turn
Unknown bobby pin clip
Unknown fiber on quote
I made the slide mount for a swap. For this layout, I added Making Memories rub-on words to the slide. It says "treasure this".
Quote reads:
What we remember from our childhood, we remember forever.
-Cynthia Ozick
Journaling is hidden behind photo mat along with a second picture. I've loaded a separate pic of that hidden part of the layout. The photo has been digitally altered to change it to b&w and give it a softer, whispier look. I also sanded a "frame" onto the photo to age it a bit.
JOURNALING:
John and I are just about 10 months apart, which pretty much qualifies as “honorary” twins in my opinion. It surely must have felt that way to Mom too, with two of us in diapers and bottles at the same time. I can't even imagine how she coped.
The earliest childhood memories I have are from when we were pre-schoolers, I was maybe four or so. The memories are vague and fuzzy, but they pretty much line up with what Mom can re-tell from that time. So I guess the quote on this page is true, that what we remember from childhood we remember always. And what I can't remember, I fortunately have Mom and Dad and other relatives to tell me.
Some of those stories from my childhood days are so funny and ridiculous to the point of sounding made up. How did my parents survive having two curious, sneaky, squirmy little rugrats wreaking havoc around every corner? I think we were a bit like Thing 1 and Thing 2 in Dr. Seuss's Cat in the Hat. Hopefully, Mom had one of those fancy mess-cleaning-up machines just like the Cat.
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