Here at Forever Family Trees we are so excited to introduce our newest Family Tree! This 16×20 size tree holds 5 generations plus children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren, etc. This tree holds photos and information just like our other trees, but on circle tags only. On the front of the tag is a photo if you…
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This is a twist on a fun family classic game “Don’t Eat Pete”! Here is how you play: Gather your family around the game board. Place a piece of candy on each face. Have one person leave the room. Another person picks a face to be “Pete”. The player then comes back into the room. …
Family Magnetic Photo Wall (Yep! This post contains affiliate links. It’s to be helpful. See our full disclosure here.) Hanging photos is such a pain! How many times have you finally framed that perfect photo and need to hang it on a wall? But that means nails and holes in the wall and hours of laying…
Forever Family Trees Vinyl on Steel – large This large Forever Family Trees Vinyl on Steel is a bit more affordable! This style of tree still holds 10 generations of ancestors and many descendants. This tree comes in black or brown vinyl, with either a steel galvanized background or a choice of two painted background…
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Our steel FOREVER FAMILY TREES are one-of-a-kind! It’s like hanging art on your wall, only it’s personalize with 10 generations of YOUR family tree. Each family tree holds ancestors and descendants with names, dates, locations and PHOTOS! Each steel tree is hand stained, sealed, patinated (steel patina), and sealed again and takes about two weeks (after the…
Family History isn’t always about looking up the deceased! It can also be about the here and the now! Preserving our own… his-“STORY” is important too. In our blog, “ALL THINGS FAMILY HISTORY”, it can be as simple and fun as discovering DIY projects for your home or as detailed as researching in the Catholic…
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