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aunt Orie Duke
by Lana Bisson .Feb 9, 2005
Trying to get caught up on some heritage photos. I recently found a second cousin online who has photos from early 1800's and data to go with. This has been such a blessing. In the picture I scanned an actual doily made by Aunt Orie from the 1800's early 1900's I used Karen foster, Royal rub-ons, wire crystal laquer, and other papers. Offray ribbon, stampin up ink, stamps, and vintage brads. K&co. and other unknown pattern paper. the second part of the layout has a flip open to reveal aunt Orie as she was much older. Aunt ORie was my great grandmothers sister.


Beautiful layout, I like your idea to scan the doilie, and the flip open picture.
Wow.. what a treasure for your family. Beautiful
This is gorgeous! Great job!
Ginnie
wow
this is beautiful
Absolutely beautiful;
I love that your LO is "full" of different wonderful things but still not "busy"
Love it
great job! flows together very well!
jill