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Boyhood Tales

With three sons, seven grandsons and countless nephews, I just know I am going to use Rina's newest release quite a bit!

Be enchanted by the magic world of a young boy's adventure stories with Rina's "Boyhood Tales" collection. This set is full of vintage charm and perfect for boys of all ages - a bit of masculine nostalgia wrapped up in rustic colors and shabby, distressed textures. Capture his imaginary travels to distant lands through the pages of his books or much-loved tales from the nursery: pirates and soldiers, airplanes, steam ships and railroads. Antique maps and a telescope enable him to navigate the stormy seas and charter new territory (even if it is by means of his bicycle through nature's paths). Old-fashioned collectibles become his favorite ways to explore new worlds and fight imaginary battles: a vintage tin train, a toy canon and old pistol, the ubiquitous green toy soldier. Dig through his pockets to discover favorite treasures: a ball of yarn, some string, a ruggedly used base ball, leftover peanuts and torn off buttons. Enjoy using this timeless collection for that little man in your life!

And, as with all new releases at Scrapbook-Elements, you can pick up this kit at a special introductory price of 25% off the original price through Monday evening (November 2).

Here are two pages I have made with it all ready!

I am sure there will be several more pages coming soon for the kit is truly loaded with lots of goodies! You will love it, I promise! And visit Rina's Blog to find a wonderful freebie sample!

Happy Scrappin!

Comments

Tammy Gary said…
JUST WANTED TO STOP BY AND SAY HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! HAVE A WONDERFUL DAY!
Pssequimages said…
Debbie---HAPPY BIRTHDAY! I hope that this year to come will be one filled with all your joys and dreams come true. May Good Luck, Good Friends, Good Fortune and of course Good Scrappin be yours especially today.

Happy Birthday
Priss

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