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2023 October Take Five Challenge
A little before my time, these photos were taken some time during the early 1960s (according to the writing on the envelope of photos. 36 photos for only 71 cents! I might have to scrap the envelope later.) Anyway, back to the photos. I think the kids in the photos are of my dad’s cousins (Nancy and Bobby) with my grandpa in one of his gardens.
I think the Hot Off the Press Back Porch collection was perfect for this. The rub-ons are by Crafter’s Square, the baker’s twine is from Best Creation, the orange paper floss is by Karen Foster Design, and the flowers in the upper left are from Creative Memories’ Divine collection (2012). The doily was tinted with watercolor paint.
A little before my time, these photos were taken some time during the early 1960s (according to the writing on the envelope of photos. 36 photos for only 71 cents! I might have to scrap the envelope later.) Anyway, back to the photos. I think the kids in the photos are of my dad’s cousins (Nancy and Bobby) with my grandpa in one of his gardens.
I think the Hot Off the Press Back Porch collection was perfect for this. The rub-ons are by Crafter’s Square, the baker’s twine is from Best Creation, the orange paper floss is by Karen Foster Design, and the flowers in the upper left are from Creative Memories’ Divine collection (2012). The doily was tinted with watercolor paint.
Products Used
This project uses products from Karen Foster, Hot Off The Press, 49 and Market



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