Oh Wow! This is fabulous, love the tonal quality of the page and that you recoloured the dried Honesty to black, so clever!

Oh no! I'm sorry you have shoulder pain, my husband is currently suffering from similar but persevering with his physio exercises, I've heard that steroid injections can be very effective. Anyway, I'll stop wittering on about shoulders and say that your use of the Multimedia elements is superb...

Y'know, I catch sight of myself sometimes and it's my Mum looking back from the mirror Lol! I know what you mean about these old photos that tug at our heart strings and challenge our memories, and I sometimes wonder about the future when there will be millions of jpegs floating around and no...

The best I do nowadays for Halloween is put on a spider ring and a spider's web brooch but there was a time when I used to go full dress up! This is me in 2005 as a spooky 'dead' Nun, I was immensely proud of my costume which I made from white felt and thin card and black fabric; of course it...

Ha ha, so true! Love this, mystery lady would be delighted to know you have immortalised her in your lovely page!

Oh my goodness, for a minute I thought it was a real blood and guts fox hunt! I love the way you have crafted the page with the photograph of the riders and the 'fox' enjoying a picnic, and that French horn with the autumnal ribbons is superb! Fabulous page!

Oh I love a bit of Edgar Allan Poe! What a brilliantly atmospheric page, it could be a book cover! Love it!

Wow! A unique way to use the Palette, I would never have thought of this! Bravo!

A man who does the cooking is indeed a treasure, and throw in building skills as well, then he's definitely a keeper! Well done your son in law!

I love how the photographs all blend together in showcasing the beauty of Autumn!

Another stunner, beautifully crafted! I wonder how many returned from WW1?

Autumn is breathtakingly beautiful, love your page design and the way the twig guides the eye from the smaller photograph to the larger one!

I adore heritage pages and this is totally fascinating! How sad though that both Victor and Henry Segrave lost their lives in the pursuit of record breaking speeds in the same way as Donald Campbell did later in 1967. Fabulous page!

I love that children always throw a curved ball into plans, I have to laugh when online photographs are so carefully curated but reality is so far from those images! :-)

Wow!!! Absolutely stunning! Well done you!

Oh! LOVE the watercolour balloons here and the cake out of bounds, a lovely page!

Oh my goodness, this is beautiful, I adore the cluster around the moon - stunning!

Joyful! This little man has such a fun packed life and we love watching him grow!

How interesting that he didn't feel the need to travel once he had his own family, life was probably exciting enough at home! I love the photographs of your Dad!

A gorgeous composition and I adore all the texture blended together so beautifully!