I really wanted to get this done for this weeks AnnaLift (a bit late) https://ozone.oscraps.com/forum/showthread.php?t=32092. Thanks for the inspiration Diane

Everything by Anna Aspnes:
ArtPlay MiniPalette Thanks
ArtPlay Palette Remember http://www.oscraps.com/shop/ArtPlay-Palette-Remember.html
ArtPlay Palette Autumn Elegance http://www.oscraps.com/shop/ArtPlay-Palette-Autumn-Elegance.html
WarmGlows No. 8 http://www.oscraps.com/shop/WarmGlows-No.-8.html
ArtPlay Palette Wonderful http://www.oscraps.com/shop/ArtPlay-Palette-Wonderful.html
Wood AlphaNumberSet No. 1 http://www.oscraps.com/shop/Wood-AlphaNumberSet-No.-1.html
ScriptTease Family No. 1 http://www.oscraps.com/shop/ScriptTease-Family-No.-1.html
ScriptTease Learn No. 1 http://www.oscraps.com/shop/ScriptTease-Learn-No.-1.html
ArtPlay Palette Downtown http://www.oscraps.com/shop/ArtPlay-Palette-Downtown.html
WoodWords No. 3 http://www.oscraps.com/shop/WoodWords-No.-3.html

My Process: I began with one of the Artsy Papers from AP Mini Palette Thanks. I scaled the paper down, and added a solid paper from APP Downtown, modifying the color just a bit, I then masked out the edges of the Artsy Paper so that it blended in with the background. I added the Frame and photo, and then added the dark frame from APP Autumn Elegance, scaling it down to extend just beyond the Beige frame. I then began adding additional transfers and brushes from the Mini Palette under the frame, and began dragging in elements. I created a cluster under the frame, allowing some elements to be under the frame, while others sat on top of the frame. I the scripttease elements under the frame, as well as some artstrokes, and stains. I added a few warm glows around (but under) the frame, and then began thinking how to add the blended background image, (from this weeks lift). I added the image by placing it on blend mode overlay, and used inverted masking, bringing the opacity down to about 70%. I then duplicated the image, and then, to this copy of the image, I masked out all but the eyes, and a bit of the hair, for emphasis. Once the background image was finalized, I then took and scaled down the framed image and cluster, etc., moving it around until I was pleased with the location.