This brings me back.... Awesome design!

Too adorable! I love the whimsical nature of this!

I love the spaciousness of this layout and the stream of butterflies.

Adorable! I love the precious "pocket baby"!

This is awesome--the Playmobil hunt sounds like a great activity. Beautiful travel page!

Great advice, awesome layout! Love the touch of the twisted hearts at the bottom and the red.

This is really cool and of course I am now thinking of incorporating those Easy Torn Edges into my Cape Escape project pages. I haven't used them yet at all but now that I see how fabulous they can work with FotoInspired...I'm inspired!

Why does this remind me of Emily Dickinson? It has that wonderful poetic vibe. Beautiful blues here, too.

This layout just glows. I love the light!

A beautiful design! Love the paper edging here.

Absolutely glorious design and story and that happy photo of a smiling Tilly is the icing on the cake. I love the torn edges. I really love your torn-edge treatment--haven't worked with them yet, but we recently lost a grand-cat to cancer and I have been thinking about how to best accomplish a...

Teal is the color of the day on this layout. As I am batching the spreads in this project, I find that I am being driven by color in the photo arrangement, which helps me choose the finishing touches later down the line. Rather than scatter things all over the place, here I layered elements to...

PS: Tried the splatters and stains (looked like blood--egad!) but settled in on the reddish/pinkish starfish and amped up the label so it wasn't too matchy-matchy. Like it much better. Thanks again!

And right you are. I get so absolutely blinded when doing the finish work...if I wasn't batching, than finishing, I'd probably still be on the first spread angsting. I think I knew red needed to be on the right (the word label leans in that direction), but when I come around to this one again...

Thanks so much!

My first snag! As i work on adding the finishing touches to the spreads I have batched (I am working five spreads per batch), I ran into problems with the previous spread and am happy to say that for the first time...I just walked away! Old me would have spent hours grinding over all the pieces...

Good to see you back in the gallery--hello! And yeah, for this album I'm taking a very loose approach, e.g., "stick the photo where it fits."

I'm actually looking forward to the end, when all the pages are done, when I anticipate pouring a nice glass of something and indulging myself in a few hours' worth of doing the quirky details!

Oh how kind you are! Thank you so much!

Thanks, and well said. The details often get me spiraling, so this time I decided to set some boundaries for myself to keep the process simple, fun, and efficient. So far, so good--fingers crossed!