For Christmas a few years ago my cousin gave all of us ladies a framed copy of one of my Grandma's recipes. It's special because it is in Grandma's own handwriting. I love it. "Marshmallow Delight" has been hanging in my kitchen since it was given to me.
I've been wanting to add to it.
I took some scrapbook paper, embellishments, and a larger frame and got to it.
Here is the final product:
I took some scrapbook paper, embellishments, and a larger frame and got to it.
Here is the final product:
My Grandma made this marshmallow dish every holiday. Honestly, I never really ate it back then. Not because I didn't like it, because it's really, really good. I guess there were just too many other options at holiday meals. Now I always have a serving when my mom makes it on holidays.
In this layout I also included two other family recipes.
My Great-Grandmother used to make yummy peanut butter balls every Christmas.
Yes, my Grandpa threw some ingredients together and called it "slop."
I assure you it is actually good despite the name.
I assure you it is actually good despite the name.
I do like the end result. It has sentimental value. Now to hang it over my stove...
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What a great way to showcase something that is so sentimental and dear to your heart!
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I love love love this. So personal and full of memories. Great job on spicing it up!
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Aww! How cute! I love the ticket tags, and the memories the pictures hold!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great keepsake and way to remember your grandparents and past memories of the holidays. Thanks for linking up to Scrappy Saturdays! Featuring this today.
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