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Monday, 31 December 2012

Scrapbook Christmas Gift for Sylvie

Over the course of several years I have made various scrapbook pages of my sister, from her Christening in 1962 to her 50th birthday this year. I put the first 20 of these in an album for her for Christmas.

This was made at Gloucester2 Scrappers Unlimited Retreat in 2006.
Mum with baby Sylvie at home after her Christening.

This double page layout was an early Scrapaholix kit.

This is a LO created using the Mojo Holder for inspiration.
My sister with her Godmother Auntie Sylvia.

A recent Papermaze crop kit designed by Lou Collins.
My sister with her Godmother again.

A layout made in 2009, my sister at Crystal Palace Children's Zoo.

My sister and me in our matching dresses, we called sweetie Dresses because of the design on the fabric. At home in our back garden.

A layout made with Scenic Route papers at a Scrapaholix Retreat.
My sister on holiday Woolacombe 1965.

Sylvie on the same holiday in her knitted swimsuit!

A page I designed for the Crafty Pastimes Crop several years ago.
Sylvie in the sand dunes.


Love this photo of Sylvie with Mum's deckchair, sunglasses and paperback upside down!

A DLO designed by Shimelle, and created in one of her classes.
Various photos from a holiday.

Me and Sylvia - think this was a scraplift from a magazine but I can't remember who the designer is.


Christmas dinner 1964

A page I did as a challenge at a Crafty Pastimes Crop - I won a voucher towards Gloucester2 retreat.
My sister and me with our cat, Caligula.

Sylvie and Bob's Wedding in 1980

Another layout made at a Scrapoholix retreat, designed by Dawn Inskip.


Scrapaholix kit agian
Mum and Sylvie at Mum and Dad's 50th Wedding anniversary party 2007.

My recent layout created for a CSI challenge.
Sylvie on her 50th birthday.

Sylvie was thrilled with the album.
Thanks for looking
Lynn x

3 comments:

  1. What a wonderful gift to receive Lynn, such heartfelt work. I love seeing how your style has changed over the years....and of course how your sister has grown xxx

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  2. a lovely gift for her to treasure.

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  3. What a fabulous gift, I'm sure she loved it!

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