Happy Thanksgiving Everyone! It was a wonderful day yesterday spent with family and not shopping. Now that it is Black Friday... well here is a quick peek at a tutorial I have over at The Hen's Den this weekend. There are deets and links here.
Thanksgiving is a big holiday weekend
in my husband’s family. We have lots of birthdays that fall around now
and I have a big Black Friday Tree Trimming Blowout at our
house. Needless to say, we have lots to be thankful for each year we
are together. Every year we write what we are thankful for, pose for
pictures (silly and traditional), and everything is added to a thankful
album my husband (yup he worked on it too!) and I made for his mom years
ago.
This Thanksgiving Day we saw
family in Maine too. There are a lot of food allergies in the family we visited, so rather than causing a potential disaster by cooking,
here was my contribution. Place cards! :)
All the place cards are made from envelopes that have paper tucked into them for each person to write
what they are thankful for and then all the envies will be tied
together with ribbon for a family keepsake. Don’t stress if you like
this idea but didn't have it in time for this Thanksgiving. You could spin this idea in time for Christmas or any
other celebration coming up. Folks could write favorite memories of the
year, wishes for the upcoming year, or even what they love about
whatever holiday you may be celebrating at the time. Well, I have
babbled on long enough. Pop over here for all the deets AND pop over here to add any creation of yours to the gallery. You could win $10 to the store (which would get you a couple free albums to load with all sorts of memories!!!!) Hurry cause you only have until Friday!!!!!!!!
This is such a great idea!!
ReplyDeleteI love that your husband is working with you on this album. so special.
Such pretty place cards! I found you via 2 bags full and your blog is just lovely. I'm your newest follower :) Elisabeth xx
ReplyDeleteYour place cards are wonderful and I love the idea of recording your thankful thoughts and preserving them!
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