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Valentine's Scrapbook Pages

I had a fun crafting adventure with my Sister Saturday.  We made up a challenge where we had to create two scrapbook pages.  One had to have pictures of our elusive camera-shy husbands (strangely enough they are both named Kenny... lol), and the other had to have our parents on the page.  The theme had to be love since it was Valentine's weekend, and one page had to have something metallic (for Valerie's Heavy Metal challenge at **ART*JOURNAL*JOURNEY* of course).  

Here is my tribute to my outdoorsman.  The papers are Stamperia Forest which fits my hubby as you can see from this deer picture from last year.  The picture of us together was from my daughter's wedding 5 years ago.  I had to hunt for pictures hard because he is VERY camera shy and you have to catch him at just the right moment. 

Here is the other page in my layout.  My Mom and Pop are in the bottom picture and my husband is in the other three along with pictures of two of my Grandsons.  The picture of Mom and Pop has both my daughters in it - that was 7 years ago....time flies....

Thanks for visiting.  I really appreciate it, and I hope you had a lovely Valentines Day!

Hugz,

Nancy

Comments

  1. I love seeing these photos of your family. What a lovely family it looks like too. What is about husband's and photos? My husband will sit for a photo, but he won't smile, and then complains how bad the pictures are. Glad you added some metal and linked these up to Valerie's challenge at Art Journal Journey. Thanks. And hope all is well and you didn't get any ice like the news was showing. Hugs-ERika

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  2. Wonderful pages, I love both happy family collages ♥️

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  3. Fabulous idea with the photo challenge. Both pages are great, love how you placed the pics and the lovely papers. Stay safe, hugs, Valerie

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  4. great way to preserve wonderful Memories ♥

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  5. Very impressive great journal pages with happy family !!!Hugs Elke

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  6. Two super layouts Nancy, I'm the one in our family that doesn't like having their photo taken!
    Pauline - Crafting with Cotnob
    x

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  7. Lovely scrapbook pages Nancy!
    Hope you have a good weekend,
    Alison xx

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  8. Such amazing scrapbook pages! Love how you layered the Stamperia papers together with the fox 😁. I hope you had a lovely Valentine's Day this year too! Hugs, Jo x

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  9. Two wonderful scrapbook pages. I'm sure they will be come treasures.

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