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Kimmi's Remembering Kit

* This product is S4H/S4O friendly! *

Remembering the Kit is perfect for your precious heritage photos or any other pictures for that matter! Use it to create beautiful layouts, cards and or craft projects. Included in this download you will receive the following items: 14 - 12x12 inch delightful digital background papers, 1 pink acrylic flower, 2 bead spills, 1 metal bracelet, 1 butterfly, 3 buttons, 4 fabric flowers, 1 fancy mat, 1 feather, 1 branch of tiny flowers, 1 journal card, 1 vintage key, 1 vintage key hole, 1 length of lace, 1 set of layered ledger paper, 1 piece of mesh, 1 ornate frame, 1 pearl tassel, 1 writing pen, 1 pocket watch, 1 postage stamp, 5 ribbons, 1 rose, 1 – 12x12 inch scalloped border, 1 curly string, 1 tag on a string, 1 piece of twill, 1 vintage envelope and 1 vintage paper frame. All elements are created at 300 ppi for superior quality printing. Drop shadows are only included where needed for added realism. Sized 12x12 inches the papers can easily be resized or cropped to suit your needs.

 The perfect kit for me to make some scrapbook pages for my Mudd Family Heritage Book.
"The first time I saw Larry Mudd (my first husband), he was riding on the motorcycle
with his Uncle James, Karon's husband, and he took me to meet them on our first date.
We became friends immediately, & before the babies started coming for us all, we 
spent time together most every weekend.  Whether it was going out to eat, or a movie, 
or playing cards, the week did not end if we all did not do something together.  I have 
many wonderful memories of those days but I do not think of Karon, that I do not also 
think of her Mom, Elzora.   Zorie held ceramic classes at her home back in the mid-70s, 
and Karon and I always went.  We would make Christmas gifts for our families, while
catching up on all the family gossip, and on more than one occasion we ended up
playing cards all night long.  I even went into labor with Nicholas (my 2nd child)
at ceramic class with Karon and her Mom timing my contractions... 
Yes, indeed, precious memories of days long gone but fondly remembered."

 



Available as a full kit and also separately for your convenience as individual sets: 
Be sure to check out all of Kimmi's products at Plain Digital Wrapper, 
and right now they are on sale!!! 

To celebrate the Grand Opening of Kimmi's new store at PlainDigitalWrapper,
I have a Remembering QP gift for you today.  Enjoy!

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carrie basham said…
Love scrolling down my wall and seeing my beautiful Mamma. This made me have happy tears today. I miss her everyday, and I love it when someone shares their memories. Thanks Debbie :)
February 2, 2015 at 2:18 PM
Charne said…
ooo Thanks Debbie!
February 2, 2015 at 4:07 PM
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