What a wonderful surprise! Thanks so much!

Thank you so much!

There's an Anna Aspnes Month-in-Review project going on with a free class and a group on Facebook--I'm also doing a hiking book for 2024. Have you seen it? Here's a link to the class if you haven't: . Love your layout by the way!

LOL! The intensity! The drama! Fun layout capturing the canine spirit!

Great choice for a focal photo!

Masterful use of that stamp! The layout suggests stories untold--loving it!

A beautiful garden is welcoming in all seasons, as you prove here. I love your sun choice for this layout--reminds me of things you might find in a gardener's shed just waiting for Spring.

Clean, crisp, chilly! A lovely layout!

Love this--and all your lush texture. Applause!

So sweet! Love the position of the photo at the top of the page.

What an intriguing concept! There is always a backstory, not to mention the story of Artificial Intelligence. This makes an important point dramatically.

What a fabulously creative thing for a school to do! What a treat to see Oz in the snow!

That diamond-shape texture thingie is rockin'! It says "ice" so visually. Beautiful layout!

I'm going to track down "The Sinister Booksellers of Bath." Sounds like my cup of tea. Love your layout!

The first playdate was enormously successful. I love how it looks like my grandson is talking to his buddy. To make this layout, I located Brumal Fotoblendz #2 over Brumal Artsy Paper #2 then added my photo. WordART, the Stitchez, and just a bit of embellishment followed.

Oh c'mon! It does not get any more marvelous than this! Love, love, love this composition!

Exquisite work. Saw this in the newsletter and it stopped me in my tracks!

Thank you so very much for this honor!

Yes, walking! Except when he wants to get someplace FAST, and then he drops down and Army-crawls. Where the heck does the time go?

Thank goodness for wood stoves. We had eight full days of "colonial living" many years ago when the kids were small, being on one of the last circuits to be fixed in our small town. The great outdoors was our fridge! No generator. Gets old fast. Your layout makes lemonade out of lemons though!