The challenge at Bitten by the Bug 2 is Heritage or Family. I have had a school picture of my grandfather from 1898 for a few years now and this was a perfect excuse to scrap it.
This picture was given to my father by a neighbor who had had several copies made. The names are all typed on the back. I wanted to be able to frame the picture, but also remove it easily if we wanted to. I found a frame from the cartridge called “The First Few Years” that I felt would be big enough for the photo. When the red frame on top of the tan background, I only put adhesive on the sides and bottom leaving the top free to slide the picture into. The arrow box came from the same cartridge and I let the Cricut write the name using a free font called Telegram text. The title came from Heritage and I cut it and the date from a bronze vinyl. It was a quick page to do. Picking out the paper took longer than it did to cut it.
Make a project with your family as the inspiration using your Cricut and link it up over at Bitten by the Bug 2 by November 20. – Denise
great layout ideas for this special picture. I have one just like it of my grandfather. I like the ideas you used for putting it together and the nameplate. Wonderful, it shows off the picture more than the embellishments – so classy
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Thank you. Wonderful that you have a similar picture of your grandfather.
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What a wonderful photo to have! I have hesitated to scrap some of my vintage photos due to wanting to be able to take them out to see the back and I absolutely LOVE how you used the frame to be able to slide it out when needed. I am going to use that idea going forward!!!! Great layout!
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Michelle
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Thank you Michelle.
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You picked the perfect paper to use with your photo. How wonderful to have this photo to remind you of your Grandpa. Beautifully done!
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Thank you.
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Wonderful vintage feel to layout & memory photo.
Melissa BBTB2 Design Team 2021
“Sunshine HoneyBee”
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Thank you.
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this photo is amazing! you are so lucky to have it! you did a great job preserving it.
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Thank you.
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