My Take on the Anna LIFT! x

My take on the Anna Lift. I like the idea of a black and white photograph with colour; this photograph of children was in my Aunt's album but I have no idea who they are. Thought it would be nice to put them in a field of flowers! No process apart from layering flowers on top of one another...

There were eight of us cousins on my Dad's side of the family but apart from one, we weren't close, there was too much of an age difference; my eldest cousin was 24 when I was born! I thought I would do this page for my family book. I'm the grumpy baby Lol! Fave cousin is the one in the pic with...

An old photo of my Dad as a young man. Background solid paper is from AP Melancholy, on top are a selection of Artsy Transfers layered one on top of the other, I changed one transfer to Linear burn mode. Clipped the photograph to a Fotoblendz and positioned on top of the layers. Added some...

An old photograph of my Grandparents with two of my cousins; don't know the little girl in the middle so I've rather brutally cut her out of the family pic on the left... I began with one of the Artsy papers and reduced slightly, positioning on top of a solid paper. Added the masked photograph...

I love this photograph even although the photographer cut the top of the heads off my Mum, Aunt and Granny...the boys are my Uncle and cousin Billy. Billy adopted me as his kid sister and that meant the kind of teasing usually reserved for family only but I survived and miss the cheeky chap now...

Oh WOW! Congratulations to Walt - you guys look 60! Your pages are always an inspiration!

LOVING all the texture and inspired use of the Archi Textures brushes, a fabulous page!

What a great idea for Halloween and I adore your composition - stunning!

What a lovely page! Your positivity is inspirational, as is your journalling!

Great collection of photographs and I love the design of the page, very clever!

My idea of a perfect morning! Such a beautiful page!

Congratulations to Vitalis! Great page!

Such a lovely page, it makes me smile! I think about my mother every day, she died in 2022. Dementia is such a cruel disease!

A beautiful sentiment and page! Your page makes me smile!