

The cotton lace flower, in the centre come from a doily that I believe 'Nanny' may have made. I has been sitting in our cupboard for many a year, I guess we have kept it for sentimental reasons, as you do!! Anyway I got brave, or maybe I was just thinking with my 'scrapping hat' on and decided to snip the flower doily into many flowers. Shhh...don't tell Andrew! My page so needed this flower!

Thank you Jenny, for your lovely clear instructions, and keeping us all working at such an incredible speed. If anyone out there wishes to join in the fun on a Sunday night, do let us know, either on the board at Scrapbook Studio HERE, or leave me a comment on this post and I will tell you how to find your way into the Live Chat room on Sunday evenings.
2 comments:
Maybe I´ll join you one day, but not right now............
I adore your work, Sonya!
And this precious flower makes contact to the past when Andrew was a little baby. It´s a lovely idea to use this old flower and these old buttons, that`s the perfect look!
And the lace and the doodles are beautiful, and so is the rest - a gorgeous page!
I wish you could help me a little bit, I have to make a page for a scrapbook for a friend´s birthday, and I don`t have an idea yet......
Hugs, Renate
That is such a lovely l/o Sonya! And I think it's a good idea to have used that doily. Better saved in the scrapbook than going mouldy in the cupboard
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