I made this frame as a memorial to Tasha. I have a picture of her from 1994 and a picture of her in 2009.
The saying, I thought fit perfectly. I had seen it in a magazine selling a cement paw with the saying on it.
Details:
Alphalicious Cricut Cart. was used for her name. I cut it in cardstock and 140 lb. watercolor paper to give it a little dimension (kind of like chipboard) and layered it. I inked the edges of the letters.
George Cricut Cart. was used to cut the circle. I printed the saying on my computer onto the circle.
Tonic Border Punch System w/ Hearts Punch was used on the base rectangle. I added the punched out hearts to the circle. Inked the circle. I used natural hemp twine threaded around the rectangle.
Tonic Arrowhead 2 in 1 Corner Punch was used on both mats for the pictures. Tucked the corners of each picture into the cut out corner slots.
Thanks for looking. Questions & comments are always welcomed.
Lori
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Saturday, January 16, 2010
Tasha's Memorial Frame
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2 comments:
Oh this is so wonderful what a beautiful page you have created of Tasha and that sentiment made me want to cry I love this so much
Hugs
Lorraine x
I made one of these for our 13-year-old dog, Levi, that we had to say good bye to 01/13/09. Thanks for sharing. Here is the link to mine if you would like to see it.
http://marshfamily95.blogspot.com/2009/01/memories.html
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