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Mom's Gift Album

It has been a long time since I have been here and it feels good to be back. Sometimes, my creative mojo has to recharge and it is good to have it back. I finished a  chipboard mini album this week for my Mom's birthday.

The album came from Michael's, the flowers were from my Anna Griffin card kit and the bling came from (well, um...) well they came from some where. LOL! I just loved the colors and the way it all turned out.

She loved all the pictures and of course the design. That makes me happy that she was so elated!

Take a look!

Adding the tulle was a nice way to soften it up even more.



These ladies are my grandmother and great grandmother. Amazing women!

My mom on here wedding day.



I hope you enjoyed this tribute to my mom and the women who helped to shape me. Take care and have a nice day.

Comments

  1. Kelly, this is wonderful. What a beautiful tribute to the women who made you who you are. I love the colors and love that lace piece on the front. Did you cut that? Also love the use of the tulle. Perfect accent to the album. I'm sure your mom loved it and your MIL will love the one you are making for her. Can't wait to see it. Beautiful, artsy work, my friend.

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  2. You've been missed!! It's so nice to see your beautiful work once again! Your mini album is just gorgeous!!! I love the pretty details and soft colors! What a lovely album and a lovely tribute!

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  3. An awesome tribute to the ladies in your life! What a super nice gift for your mom. She will love and cherish it I am sure!

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  4. First off, I have to say how nice it is to see back on your blog :)
    You album is so pretty and feminine. I love that the lace overlay fits perfectly on the front cover…such a beautiful album.
    Such a beautiful tribute to your mom and the great women in your life…such a treasure.

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  5. Super gorgeous album! What a beautiful tribute to your mom!

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