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This fell out of the package from my ebay win. It made me smile that the seller was sweet enough to inldue it. I love that it is written on a scrap of A4 paper with pretty purple felt tip. It's like a lovely little after thought. I love little letters, so thoughtful.
Thank you Fran, I love my dress.
the font has a unique gradient, with a futuristic look; the lines go from small to big as it goes from the top to the bottom
a closeup of part of this strange and funny sign I found. Someone carefully went over each letter more than once. Gotta get that point across.
Full sign: www.flickr.com/photos/zombie37/227763335/
A cafe that welcomes dogs invites them with this simple sign. Written in simple English and with a marker or paint pen. Typography is in capitals and simple.
The right side of my two page layout.
[The gems around the photo are actually purple...they just scanned funny.]
The journaling around the two pages reads:
"...she's so much more than the Relay for Life QUEEN...she's a mom to three amazing kiddos, an incredible wife to a very lucky dude, the best sister in law & friend...and she makes my world AWESOME...because SHE is. Love & respect her. 5/11"
Supplies Used:
Cardstock: Bazzill [purple]
Patterned Paper: Making Memories
Letter Stickers: Doodlebug
Gems: Mark Richards
Ticket: Little Yellow Bicycle
Ink: Ink It Up! [brown]
Adhesive: Tombow
Pen: Staedtler
Carte-de-Visite photograph.
Handwritten inscription on album page reads, "Elizabeth (Winder) Grayburn / Franklin, Pa." and on reverse of photograph reads, "Elizabeth Winder Greyburn / Franklin Pa / Aunt Lizzie."
Original, professional photograph from Isa' Black, Photographer, Centre Block, Liberty St., Franklin, Pa.
This photograph is included in a Carte-de-Visite sized photograph album which features the extended relatives of the Atherton and Winder families from Illinois, Kansas, Ohio, Oklahoma, and Pennsylvania. Almost all images are identified. The album was purchased at an estate sale by Kathleen McKenzie of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. No provenance or other historical information is known about the album other than its contents, which have been preserved and digitized in original order for contextual clues. If information was written on the album page, the page itself was scanned first, followed by the photograph front, and then by the photograph back if it also contained information. Though Kathleen maintains ownership of the original album, she has given permission for the photographs to be made available digitally for the use of family and local history research. Digital scans and archival notes made from the original album by Candice Buchanan 8 December 2014.
Handwritten on back: "Amoc. Annuitants -- Moose Hall / 1993 / John Fetzko Emil Duffala Frank Pfister Andy Durkovic."
Yes, I got a haircut! I feel so good, I was so tired of my long hair.
Anyway, this photo doesn't tell a particular story about my day. I had this idea in mind for a while so I decided to put it into practice today.
The text is part of a handwritten letter Jane Austen wrote to a friend.
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