Here are two more pages that will be included in special keepsake booklets I am making for Christmas presents.
The frame around my grandmother's picture is from The Sum of all Crafts blog. No digital work here....all done by the snip and cut method.
I'll have to say that I cheated a little bit here and used the beautiful papers from Graphic 45's Le' Romantique collection. The photo is of my maternal grandparents and is dated 1921.What is a gluebook? You can find out more here.
19 comments:
Oh my!! I love you gluebook pages! Very Inspiring! Maybe I could give a try...
Ohhh these are really special. what a wonderful gift the book will make
Wow Sarah, these are really fantastic, and a special treasure for your family, that's for sure! p.s. I think the G45 is great, btw, love it!
Wonderful design and yummy colors!
I love all your gluebook pages, Sarah - so great to use your own photos - makes it even more special. That Graphic 45 paper is just perfect for it - I'd hardly call that cheating!
Wonderful photographs so beautifully transformed into keepsake treasures. These are just lovely. Penny
Your pages are so beautiful and unique! Love the frame you used around your Grandmother.
Somebody is going to be very happy to receive these gems!
Gorgeous!! I can't believe you cut all that out - but it is stunning!
Very nice Gluebook pages, I'm also taking the class. Visit my blog to see the ones I made. It's a lot of fun and learning somethings I never thought of. Have a great weekend, Smiles, Carol Mae
Sarah, they just keep getting better and better and to include family photos, how special these are! Gorgeous!
Thanks for your nice comments on my blog and thanks for following. A happy day to you. Many Smiles, Carol Mae
What a terrific idea to use family photos in your gluebooks, and what a wonderful gift! These are gorgeous!
What a precious gift this will be!
Beautiful pages, and good for you starting on your Christmas presents all ready :)
Oh your pages are fabulous! Off to look at more of your blog! Marva
your pages are amazing! I love your composition and the gorgeous papers and ephemera you selected! beautiful work!
I've just discovered gluebook pages, and your examples are really inspiring. It's so wonderful to take family photos and make them more beautiful so that people can enjoy them many more years!
Love this blog, Sarah! I had never heard of a glue book, but have done a lot of them over the years.
Thanks for visiting my blog today! You were right about Mabel Strickland. I found her later today after I did the post.
Judy (((smiles)))
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