1. not false or copied; genuine; real: an authentic antique.
2. having the origin supported by unquestionable evidence; authenticated; verified
Origin: 1300–50; < Late Latin authenticus < Greek authentikós original, primary, at first hand, equivalent to authént ( ēs ) one who does things himself ( aut- aut- + -hentēs doer) + -ikos -ic; replacing Middle English autentik (< Anglo-French ) < Medieval Latin autenticus
These are some favorite photos
of my DD, and yes, her hair is indeed the same
indigo blue as the paper. Ah, it is good
to be a scrapbooker...
Love this Authentique paper line.
And its name origin aptly describes my dear daughter
without a title
with a title
a personal note tucked inside this little envelope
I hand made all the flowers
and the 6x6 paper pad was the perfect
size to make this little envelope
Inside is a little book...sorry, private entry
Mist your paper flowers after you cut them
out so you can manipulate them easily
To see more about the supplies I used
for this project, visit
Showcase Monday at
7 comments:
...this is a gorgeous LO...your Daughters blue/black hair is very striking...Mel :)
always so lovely, your children and your tributes to them....
Yes, it is good to be a scrapbooker. I am so happy to have found that outlet about 15 years ago. This paper is lovely and so is your daughter and you layout. Love what you do! Thanks for your visit to my blog and in answer to your question, many of the vintage things I find makes it's way into my holiday displays in my dining room or living room, and also many pieces reside in my craft studio. I also put somethings with other things for my Etsy shop. Hugs to you!
I buy scrap books "stuff" and can never seem to pull it all together. Your work is amazing!
Your daughter is stunning. I adore the layout - so many little details it is a real piece of art. Do you frame them? I just can't get over how lovely this is.
Wow girl - this is gorgeous, I love those flowers and the string heart is a perfect touch - but my fave in the envelope!
Why is my best friend sickeningly beautiful? I love this page, Pam!
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