Post by Deleted on Nov 18, 2014 16:17:32 GMT
I saved some old threads from the two peas scrapping board and I'll try to post them as I remember and have time.
So here's a condensed version of one thread I found helpful. Feel free to add other ideas.
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My two grandparents both died in 2010 (my mother's mother, and my dad's mother). One of the things they left behind was a box of photos - dating from the early 1920s and up until the 1990s. Not many photos were taken, but the ones there are, I would like to preserve, scrap and supplement my parents and my own memories. However, I haven't yet decided whether to make one album including both lines of the family or one album for each grandmother. Some of the pictures have both women in them, and also have the next generations in them…so if I do two albums, some of the photos will be "double up". Also, in some of the photos my great-grandmother appears - and them I have a third line of story. How have you scrapbooked your ancestors - have you combined both your parents' lines in one album, or have you made one album for each person? Any ideas? Thanks.
So here's a condensed version of one thread I found helpful. Feel free to add other ideas.
Posts are NOT written by me:
My two grandparents both died in 2010 (my mother's mother, and my dad's mother). One of the things they left behind was a box of photos - dating from the early 1920s and up until the 1990s. Not many photos were taken, but the ones there are, I would like to preserve, scrap and supplement my parents and my own memories. However, I haven't yet decided whether to make one album including both lines of the family or one album for each grandmother. Some of the pictures have both women in them, and also have the next generations in them…so if I do two albums, some of the photos will be "double up". Also, in some of the photos my great-grandmother appears - and them I have a third line of story. How have you scrapbooked your ancestors - have you combined both your parents' lines in one album, or have you made one album for each person? Any ideas? Thanks.
