When we lose someone we love there is a time when we have to decide what we want to keep, and what we can part with. Sometimes different circumstances can limit what we can hold onto. We may not have enough space, or perhaps an item does not work with our décor. Our friends at Memory Maker have some wonderful ideas about how to incorporate these special keepsakes into different areas in your home.
Below are pictures from some of the Memory Maker gallery.
An old brass lamp is trimmed out in Dads favorite belt. Mom loved to play Scrabble, so the old tiles were used for a special piece of art. Ladder back dining chairs were given a bright coat of chalk paint. A dish towel is framed, and coordinates with guest room decor. Moms cedar chest is painted and distressed, and used as a coffee table.
These creative ideas are just a few examples of ways you can blend special family memories and enjoy them for years to come!
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