Wonderful job on the OOB extractions of the horse! I love the color palette too.

Trying to get out of a scrapping slump - I think this was the perfect challenge to kickstart my mojo.

My grandson made Easter favors about one year ago. He loves to make things for his family (and I love to document the process!). I used a variety of blending modes and adjustments to coordinate the layout - I love the results.

I volunteer for Operation Christmas Child. The shoeboxes we pack are literally gifts for children around the world.

I went quite literal with my gift to the world. I volunteer for our local Operation Christmas Child group. We pack shoebox gifts that are sent all around the world!

I used the new OS Collab Cozy Christmas and of course the same photo! Really cool to see all of the takes on this challenge!

Same photo challenge - using a Pixabay photo and New OS Collab - Cozy Christmas

I found "Birthday Of A King" Lyrics: In the little village of Bethlehem There lay a child one day And the sky was bright With a holy light O'er the place where Jesus lay. Alleluia O how the angels sang! Alleluia How it rang! And the sky was bright With a holy light 'Twas the birthday of a...

Scraplift of Pachimac. A bit out of my comfort zone, but a fun layout to lift with its vertical design and patterned background. Thanks for the inspiration Susie (@pachimac )

I'm next! I will browse the gallery of Pachimac and scraplift one of her layouts! Here is Susie's layout. I was inspired by the bright colors and vertical design with multiple photos. Here is my layout:

I love that you chose a vintage photo to scrap! You're blending of Santa into the background is so well done. :nod1:

Great Christmas scene! The kitties seem to be having a lot of fun - and at least the tree is still standing!! :kittyscratchnap::kittyscratchnap::kittyscratchnap:

I spy some playful kitties! Now show me Christmas bells!

I love the flexibility of these challenges! This one will be another page topper for my 2024 calendar.

Another page for my 2024 calendar - basically a year in review from each month in 2023.