Oh what a fun page! I love the way you have artsy photos in the limelight truly expressing the emotions of the jubilee.

I like how you have the bush photo on the 2 pages acting like an element. Adding the text all around makes it an interesting read.

What a fun page! I like how you have those bright elements spicing up the pages.

I love architecture layouts and the way you have the postage frames is wonderful!

Construction: I started with ArtPlay MiniPalette Biblio ArtsyPaper #2 as the background. I placed the MultiMedia Autumn No 1 #4 stitched turkey on the page. I then created the turkey stitched tail “feathers” using a large flower custom shape tool and the tutorial Digital Scrapper Shape-Up...

Oh so cute! I love the sepia tones of the layout and those two bears hugging are a wonderful element to use with the photo.

Love the signs in the background of the photo frames. The silhouettes with the art strokes gives the whole page motion, brilliant!

Lovely colors used on the background to highlight your photo!

Love the architecture and how it is blended into this layout!

I like how you did the extracted-stroke image, genius!

Love the harbor photos. I never would have thought that the "Wild Autumn" collection could be used with a "blue" tone layout. Well Done!

This is striking! i love the idea of coloring the whole picture to match the photos in the postage frames and the multimedia cluster.

I like the stroke around your titles here and in your other layout. I'm going to have to lift that!

I love how you have done the frames!

Wow! Sounds yummy. I didn’t know about the seasons of maple. Great layout for the color challenge.

Construction: I started with my blurred leaf photo that I placed on the entire 12 x 12 canvas as the background. I used a black layer above the photo at 30% fill to darken the photo layer. I added ArtsyTransfers Frondescence #2 & #4, blending and turning off some layers. I created the large leaf...

Gorgeous! I like how you have the leaves on the upper left and then the cluster is in the lower right, drawing the eye across the frames and the background scene.

Great layout! It gives me a chill just looking at all the mini photos!