The final product
all 228 pages of it.....
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3 comments:
BEAUTIFUL. WOW, that looks like a ton of work. I do books for family at Christmas using a Creative Memories software, but doing it for someone else with their memories...hard. great job!
Carrie. Is. Awesome!
Can't wait to see it in person! You should be very proud of your hard work. :)
I wanted to comment back here after seeing my beautiful book arrive in person. Both my husband and I were thoroughly impressed with the quality of the book and for all the work that went into designing it. Carrie did an amazing job, got everything to me exactly when she said she would, kept me updated throughout the process, and was wonderful to work with.
If anyone is on the fence about getting this made, DO IT! It is so cool to look at all the accumulated posts in one complete volume. If you spend/spent as much time blogging as I do/did (a minute here, an hour there), you will be amazed at how fast the pages add up. Don't let all of your memories and hard work, and true feelings and beautiful pictures just be pixels and characters on a computer screen!
In a hundred years, who knows if my blog will be around. But know this - my great-grandchildren will get to see what their grandpa looked like on his first Christmas, and they will read the words that great-grandma wrote, because I had a book made by Carrie. Books are always going to be a treasure, a tangible gift for generations to come.
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