For the technical aspects... I cut off the ribbon to unbind the book, created the additional pages and went to rebind the book. Uh-oh. I don't have any more of that ribbon and we have to be on the road in a few minutes... Tim Holtz Distress stains to the rescue. I'm just doing this post while I wait for the ribbon to dry... Between Tea Dye and Frayed Burlap, I got a good match - better than the original.
Here is the original book
And here is the lettering
Thanks to Therese. She and Jean-Marie did a wonderful job with seven beautiful, intelligent children. I was lucky enough to marry one of her sons. There is no question, she can rest in peace.
Thanks for stopping by. Suzanne
Sorry to hear. Sounds like she had a good life.....
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ReplyDeleteCondolences to you and your husband. Hope the memories provide a tad of comfort.
ReplyDeleteI'm so sorry for your loss. May she have eternal rest.
ReplyDeleteI'm so sorry to hear about your mother-in-law. Please accept my sincere sympathies. On another note, great job on the book. Necessity eh! the mother of invention.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. Hugs
ReplyDeleteLovely, So sorry about your loss-hugs
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