Fun challenge, Sharon! Yeah, we don't get much snow ini the South do we? So I did a fun "graphic novel-style" page.

In the American South we don't often get snow in the winter. When we do, we enjoy it to the max. These drawings just caught my fancy so I created a visual story with them. Background is SP 06 in Soft Light mode over SP 02 Background behind Owl SP 04 in linear Burn mode over PP 07 Paper on...

This collection is so much fun! The art doll on the right represents me watching from afar (I was stationed in England when these were taken) as Kim had fun in the rare snow we got in Huntsville, Alabama. Lilach makes scrapping a breeze! I added the pictures to the template first then played...

One line in the song "Snow" by Rosemary Clooney grabbed my attention and I knew I had the perfect photos for it: “I long to clear a path and lift a spade of snow” Justin had a blast and tired himself completely out. He actually slept in the next morning. Except for the background which is SP...

Oh, she looks like she was a real character. There is life and humor written all over that beautiful face.

Journaling reads: When George and Annie Winter Todd and their five oldest children left Lincolnshire for the United States it must have been bittersweet. Annie was surely elated that she would soon see her parents and 9 of her 10 living siblings. For George, I’m sure the excitement was tempered...

Thanks for hosting, Kay! I used the center horizontal row - text overlay, photo, flowers. https://oscraps.com/community/media/todd-to-us-2.373503/

This is my great grand Annie Winter and her husband George Todd around 1895. See the companion page for some of their story. For the challenge, I used the center horizontal line - text overlay, photo, flowers. I used no special techniques in this LO. I simply started with the background...

Girl, I'm quite sure we are somewhere. Some of your lines you've mentioned connect to my boys but I think also connect to me. How cool would it be? I'd LOVE it!

Some of my collateral lines are in Muscatine.

Oh, cool! We LOVE new friends here. Please don't be shy. Family is the main thing!

I love the needlework I have from my Grandma, Aunt Pat, and my Mom. Their work is exquisite. I could never get my stitches as tiny!

I have probably asked this but I've slept since then. What part of Iowa. y family was in Calhoun County mostly, some in Webster and Pocahontas. A few other places but I'm at work and don't remember them.

Fabulous picture. Her gown is gorgeous!

Look at those wonderful coats and hats! I think I was born in the wrong part of the wrong century!

Welcome to the family!

Wowser! That's gorgeous @LSlycord And great goal

I've seen several comments here in the last couple of weeks on this subject. You know, it's never too early to think about this. I have an elder cousin whose research was phenomenal. He was a professor of Forensic Science, so you would rightly expect it was detail and documented. If Jim...

Great goals - I'm glad you journaled them. Totally lovely LO! Come join us in the scrapbook genealogy forum: https://oscraps.com/community/forums/scrapbook-genealogy-heritage.485/

The new year has arrived and I've already seen some wonderful LOs. This 2- pager is my latest addition. Uncle Charley is such a mystery: