I haven't posted in ages, but am still visiting the store and the gallery every once in a while to see all the beautiful work. Busy with other things these days. But when I saw this challenge, I had to do it. It reminded me of the painting "I Saw the Figure 5 in Gold" by American...

Wow... so creative.

This is not Judy Garland. It's Katherine Hepburn. Beautiful treatment though.

This is a lovely store in Volant, Pennsylvania. Beautiful bentwood rockers and other goodies made by the Pennsylvania Dutch are sold there. The building is called Volant Mills because there is a creek and huge waterwheel on the side where grain was milled. Supplies: ArtPlay Palette Ablaze.

Not only do I use the wonderful ArtPlay Palette Ablaze for scrapping my October and November vacations, but I also used it to decorate this Haiku that I wrote about my love of fall. Supplies: ArtPlay Palette Ablaze, font is Blazing

Love this image, but especially love the new photo of you. Don't know how new it actually is, since I've been out of the gallery for a while doing other things. But I really like this new look. You are just so cute!

Love the font. What is it?

Been so busy with other projects, not much time to post. This is a composition I did using pictures snapped last fall during a visit to downtown Pittsburgh. Supplies: Layout was based on Urban Frame Transfers. Other supplies from Scrapgirls.

Hi Ann, Another great composition, but you didn't say in your tutorial how you got the rectangular shadow around her. It looks like a bevel and emboss, but it almost looks like the emboss is inner rather than outer or something. Like her image is recessed. Can you reveal how you did that...

This is a lovely layout. Love the sweep of the stairs on the left tying it all together. I have been to the castle many times and have taken all the tours, including the twilight tour. It's an amazing place.

Love your use of the Urban Frame Transfers. I'm still trying to work them into a page. Can't seem to get the knack of them.

Love the use of the staples for the butterfly bodies. What a creative idea.

Here I am (in the blue frame) at a lovely luncheon I had with some of my neighbors last summer. Supplies: Frames from various places online, Anna Hipster Plumes.

Love what you did with the picture. This is a super idea, and a super layout.

You have more than done it justice. This is wonderful.