Established in the early 1820s, Fort Snelling was built to protect fur trade. Chris and Greg joined right in on laundry detail. Michelle studied the costume stitchery. Bob loved the military history through World War II. I enjoyed being together as a family. June 2013
The scalloped semi circles are from a Caribou Coffee napkin:
The boys left me at a Hobby Lobby while they went to Best Buy. That's when I found the feather stencil, and it wasn't in the scrapbook section! I knew I could make use of it.
Back to work tomorrow. . . yet I'm thriving on the family time we enjoyed this past week!
8 comments:
Lovely page Cindy! I really like your feather stencil and the red adds a great burst of color!
A beautiful layout Cindy ..
Cindy, this is wonderful. I love the stencil!
stencil work is fab! You'll have to tell me where you found it in HL....you are one heck of a traveler! Seeing what you scrap reminds me to pick up unique bits and pieces when I travel "just in case" I can use them later :):)
this is awesome and I love the feather stencil too
The feather stencil is perfect! I love the pops of red throughout the entire page and the scalloped napkin pieces are lovely.
elove the feather stencil and how you used it!!! great page!!!
The feather stenciling looks FAB. Love your double-pager. Great idea using the napkin scallops!
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