Mary-Lynne, this is just the sweetest LO! I love that "flower mask" and the dreamy feel you've created. Just lovely!

What a fantastic photo progression! I just love how you've masked and blended the large photo. It really makes this a super cohesive piece!

OMG - I love how you've used these wonderful hand drawn flowers! That L-shaped border is fabulous. Wonderful stacking, too! And the photo is the star of it all!

Oh my! What a character she must be. I completely agree with Tracy! The border is gorgeous and what a pretty cluster on the photo!

Tracy is so right. I love your LO for so many reasons - delicate, graceful, great word art - read all about it at your Standing O!

This LO by @GrannyNKy is so lovely. Dainty and feminine, beautiful cluster work and framing, GREAT word art and journaling. I just love it!

Wonderful two-page LO! Great masking and a wonderful photo collage.

This is a great art journal page! I love how you have the kitty hiding in the flowers!

Wow! I never realized these kinds of formations were in Europe, too! Especially not my vision of the France I drove through from Calais to Paris to Germany. What a beautifully composed LO for these wonderful photos!

Oh, wow! I'm honored!

Yeah they were still doing them in 1971 when my senior portrait was done just before my 17th birthday!

One morning I walked out to walk Shorty to a gorgeous early spring day. The sunlight was so bright I had blue spots as the afterimage - NOT! It was the tiny sweet violets shown here. I thought at first they were Colts Foot Violets, but the are simply the tiniest sweet violets ever...

These photos are of our front yard when the azaleas bloomed and a neighbor's backyard for which you might be forgiven for thinking you were deep in the woods or in an estate garden. The background is paper 07 in Multiply mode over paper 11 in Multiply mode over journal paper 10. The top 2 are...

Ona! This was so easy - thank you for sharing this technique!

Oh, I loved using this techniques. The items listed in the credits below were used to distress the photo which was a pristine B&W! Beyond the photo effects no special techniques were used.

There are no special techniques here. I flipped the template horizontally and did a vertical large title rather than a diagonal horizontal one.

Wonderful template! Thanks for hosting the challenge! I flipped the template horizontally and moved the title.

Welcome back, Shaui!

Cheryl, this is AMAZING! It is so artistic and captivating. I LOVE all the color!

This is SO COOL! Beautiful layering. I love the man in the tree - this motif appears in lots of traditional stories but I really like your interpretation of it as the Tree of Life.