Only one more day to get any of my Grandmother Heritage Collection on sale!! And to give you a little taste of what is in this lovely collection, here is a cluster frame FREE!
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Showing posts with label grandmother heritage collection. Show all posts
Showing posts with label grandmother heritage collection. Show all posts
Saturday, July 30, 2011
Freebie Cluster Frame from the Grandmother Collection!!
Only one more day to get any of my Grandmother Heritage Collection on sale!! And to give you a little taste of what is in this lovely collection, here is a cluster frame FREE!
Monday, October 26, 2009
The Grandmother Heritage Collection
I have a freebie today from my new kit, Erma, currently on sale in my stores. I've started a new collection called the Grandmother Heritage Collection. I'm really excited about it. This quick page freebie is from a layout I did with my great-grandparents, one of which the kit is named after:)
Click on the image below to grab it!
Check back as I'll be doing a mini-kit in the colors and styles of each of my grandmothers and call it by their name. This is very special to me because most of my Grandmothers have passed on. Because I am the oldest of an oldest child, I actually KNEW 3 of my 4 great-grandmothers in addition to my two grandmothers. I also have two step-grandmothers who are dear to me, only one of which is still living. So we grew up with grandparents in abundance!
I've started off the collection with ERMA, who was my great-grandmother who lived in the same town as us growing up so I saw her every week for 16+ years of my life until she passed away. And we were quite close. I still remember sitting at her feet as she told stories of growing up which would have been in the early 1900s. Here's my new kit, Erma:)
Click on the image below to grab it!
Check back as I'll be doing a mini-kit in the colors and styles of each of my grandmothers and call it by their name. This is very special to me because most of my Grandmothers have passed on. Because I am the oldest of an oldest child, I actually KNEW 3 of my 4 great-grandmothers in addition to my two grandmothers. I also have two step-grandmothers who are dear to me, only one of which is still living. So we grew up with grandparents in abundance!
I've started off the collection with ERMA, who was my great-grandmother who lived in the same town as us growing up so I saw her every week for 16+ years of my life until she passed away. And we were quite close. I still remember sitting at her feet as she told stories of growing up which would have been in the early 1900s. Here's my new kit, Erma:)
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