Report card and small school picture.
Please notice that while the academics were not the best grades, I really did do well in art!!!
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
gingersnapcreations! pencils
I must admitt I made this 4 years ago. It was my first "assemblage"1 The pencil box is actually mine from the 50's. I attended a catholic girls school. Holy cards were exchanged between friends like "trading cards" and this is one from then!!!
Report card and small school picture.
Report card and small school picture.
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I love your honesty. Peggy. my results were not great apart from art, and I am always amazed at both my children and grand childrens' results. I think "where did that come from?"
If this was your very first assemblage I'd say you had it down from the start. Very creative.....
I do love this assemblage! Brings back so many memories. You must save everything!
Do you still have your collection of Holy Cards? The older ones are so pretty!!
Hi Peggy, I absolutely love the box. And yes, you are right we did trade Holy Cards like trading cards, I am making something for Somerset Christmas using one of those old coveted Holy Cards from Italy! And yes, I did better in art too but not much else....lol. Pam
what a beautiful piece and so full of memories. nice work~!
:-)
libbyQ
HAahaaa....I have to admit my grades were VERY similar to yours! A's in art, everything else what it was.
I loved this post--thank you for sharing this bit of yourself and memories.
This is fantastic, Peggy! What a treasure from your childhood. This is a beautiful contribution to our Pencil Challenge at Gingersnap Creations!
I got lousy grades in P.E., too!)
This is FAB-U-LOUS!!!!
I can't believe you saved all those treasures!
I just adore the top assemblage - so so cute - and to have as report card that actually says you talked too much in class - HOW TERRIFIC!
I wish my mother was more sentimental -LOL - she didn't save ANYTHING. LOL She wouldn't even put the ugly ornaments we made as kids on the Christmas tree.
I feel so deprived.
Oh, this really is special Peggy! What a keepsake!
Hugs,
Terri
very cool box full of awesome trinkets from your childhood..love it
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