Main image and post card scanned from found documents (by a friend)
Artplay Archive Collection (on sale for one week)
Artplay Palette Archive (solid paper 2, transfers 1&4, ribbon)
Multimedia Documents No. 3 (element 3)
Archive Wordart Mix No. 1 (WT Chronicle, WA Time waits)
Artist Edges...
Such a lovely kit for 20th century heritage pages. These are ,y first cousins, children of Eli and Jenny Highnight Wood. I only ever met one of them - the youngest, Dorothy Bo who was born in 1923. I met Bo on 4 July 2002. She sparkled with fun, Laughter, and mischief! There are some...
When William Claiborne received a proposal from the Virginia Company to be the official Jamestown surveyor in 1621, he knew it to be the chance of a lifetime. He was well-educated, the younger son of a wealthy merchant family with no inheritance on the horizon. A shrewd businessman and...
You really CAN do heritage with an art journal-y style kit. It just takes a little testing and tweaking!
Emma Todd was my 1st cousin twice removed – her mother and my great grandfather were siblings.
Except for the background which consists of paper 19 blended over paper 9, this LO is very...
LIVE ArtPlay Reverie Inspiration
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Had so much fun creating with this fabulous Family Stories Collection from Vicki Robinson Design! I choose my the blue paper and then added a second textured paper and added an Overlay Blend mode to it. I clipped the photo of my Parents to the frame from the collection and layered the elements...
October Fab Friday Color Play
Journaling reads: William and Elizabeth Todd, my maternal great grandparents from the early 1900's. They were from Mississippi where my mom was born. I never met them. I believe William died just after mom was born. I do not know when Elizabeth died. And I'm...
A while ago, my mum asked me how I feel as an expat. Do I miss Africa, do I still feel African, do I still remember my heritage or have I assimilated completely into my new country? Do I even think about Africa still? I didn't have the words to answer her until I read this poem. It sums up what...
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