I will if I manage to get three done. Still waiting for that grandbaby phone call to arrive...... Still trying to get used to things here, and I haven't even made it all the way through the forum content! Thanks for the reminder, Tracy!
I don't understand why the credit line is not showing Joyful Heart Designs "Camera Shy" kit in the text. The link is correct. It seemed to work just fine for the second entry.
Such sweet sentimentality. Sometimes we write the things that we don't always say. I like how your framed the extraction with the duo framed papers. All that pattern is there, but adds interest and not distraction. Love it.
So cute. This brings back memories of when we would poke our arms through the fences to feed the cattle grass or pet the sheep. It looks like a beautiful day, and I really like your spring clusters and word art.
The mixing of the paper blocks with the soft mask in the same hue is really stunning. And then there is the almost hidden floral brush at the bottom. The more I look at this LO, the more I see!
REally gorgeous. And the way you colorized and scattered the paint adds to the desolate look on her little face. What a treasure to have such an image of your mother! The little bit of embossed paper in the same hue in the mask if the perfect counterpoint!
Oh, my. This reminds me of an abandoned car along the river our friends live on. Whenever we go in their boat, that abandoned car is sitting there on the bank, from about the same era. Your photo is so crisp and the leafless trees add to the abandoned feeling.
Really gorgeous. The way you combined everything makes the page feel so dynamic. I need to remember to vary my frames, layers and extractions when I get around to my heritage book....one of these days!
What an adorable idea by Grandma Veronica to extend thanks for the relish gift. Knowing that garden of yours, I bet this relish was delicious! I like the bright colors and the way you used the circles to emphasis the jars, but left them slightly off center.
Big photo. Thanks for the challenge. I started this out as an AFT Designs challenge, and then noticed that it was dated April 2022. Oops. Luckily it worked for the big photo. :cool: