Michele i love this lo! Its beautiful and i love the story of your Grandparents house! My grandparents r also gone and their house sits empty!! They had 12 children and adopted 2more! This really touch my heart!!
Oh what a wonderful idea and it turned out to be such a stunner! Looks so much like my Granny and Grandpa's house where I grew up. My Grandpa and his son's built their's as well. I love everything about this rustic looking layout! FAV!
I'm so glad you have a photograph of it and wrote the journaling to go with it (hope you include the journaling on the layout even if it's on the back. Fantastic piece!
Yes, the flowers are gorgeous! and so is your page! Absolutely beautiful! And I love your story behind the page too, about your great grandmother's home! TFS!!!!!
Wonderful and an excellent story to go along with it too, how sad that it will be torn down though. I really like the handmade flowers and torn paper, it is a great touch.
Such a wonderful story to go along with the LO. I'm sorry it is being torn down in lieu of "progress." I can't believe 20 kids and 4 rooms! The screen door is such a great piece for this LO. Well done!
Absolutely gorgeous!!! I love the story behind the photo! My maternal grandparents raised 13 children in a house with 2 rooms, she would have had 18 children. I love hearing stories from both my parents of when they were growing up!
I just love all the history about your family house. Sorry that it will be torn down, but at least you have this page for memory. I love the tears you made showing off the paper behind them. Great job on the flowers. fave
wonderful appealling page of dedication and memories of the home of your great grandparents and the hardships they like so many of our grandies faced....your details are so very impressive and luv the cute lil flowers... thanks for sharing this unforgettable story.ffave for me
Thanks for the wonderful story behind this lovely little cottage. How wonderful that you have pics of it. Love the barbed wire and screen door....so sad that it will be torn down.
This little delapidated house was my great grandmothers home, My great Grandfather Robert built it.They lived there and had over 20 children in this very house. There was no power, no running water, and no phones. its a long way from the nearest town or hospital, so when babies got sick and died, they were buried on the property. This little house, leans badly, has termites, and is unfit to live in anymore, but in the late 1800's and early 1900's it was filled with laughter, heartache and joy... They fended for themselves, grew and raised their own food, there was no towns or shops to visit.....It has 4 rooms, eating, cooking, sleeping rooms x 2. The kitchen had a dirt floor, with a big old wood stove, and a sink, but the water was from the well out back. We have no idea how good we have it today. It was recently sold for a pittance, and im told will be demolished for an industrial estate in that now growing region.....a treasured memory. I used the wonderful scraps of darkness October All hallows eve kit.....www.scrapsofdarkness.com and I also used my own handmade flowers that I learnt to make watching the tutorial by jen (Jrabs) over at scraps of darkness.....you should try it.....they are gorgeous!
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