Each of my children have an album and on their birthdays every year we pull it out to look at it. So I like to make sure that I've added a few pages, sort of as a gift to them. My husband seems to make allowances for my time as birthdays get close because he knows how important that is to me.
I've been working on a few pages for Kati since her birthday is just a few days away. I did two pages of her newborn days. I just need to add the journaling. Since I've done the first two pages of her scrapbook, and they need to be side to side, I feel like I need an opening page.
What do you put as your dedication page? Show me, or detail it for me, and the best idea gets a RAK.
4 comments:
Hi from a fellow pea! I usually write a letter to who my album is about. I tend to write why I making the album. For example for my son I told him I wanted to be able to look back on of the funny/cute things he did growning up. I kept it pretty short and sweet! Hope this helps.
You could do a photo of her as a newborn, and list her birth info there, or a family tree type of page showing your family tree going back to great-grandparents.
The dedications pages, for the albums that are my daughters', I have written a poem to each of them. Just telling them that I made the album out of love for them and out of the joy of watching them grow!!!
For my niece's book, I wrote the words to the song "A Whole New World" on the dedication page. I'm trying to find a similar song for my nephew -- it's a little cliche, but I'll probably pass along the words to "What a Wonderful World."
Julie
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