Magnificent photo and a fun layout!

Autumn cannot come soon enough for me--thanks for the reminder. Love the little hummer in the corner!

Oh, that little paper boat! What a perfect imaginative touch!

LOL this is SO moody! Excellent work conveying "a vibe"!

Just trying to keep up with the baby album as I plug along on my family vacation project, here documenting the first garden photoshoot. This is a super-simple layout employing a Scenic Template, recoloring of hipster plumes, and adding a few odds and ends from various Artplay Palettes for...

Love what's happening with the headband and the tiny fairy. The orientation of the photo is wonderful here!

That background! WOW!

I too love your use of the out-of-bounds! Very eye-catching!

I like what's going on at bottom right. This whole layout says "ahhhhhhhh"!

The framing here is perfect (as is that blue stain on the right)!

I can't read the journaling either, but the visuals are telling me the story! What gorgeous documentation of a precious family time!

I definitely get it, and I like how you have showcased all the expressions in the Jack Lineup! Alternating with the b/ws is a great idea and I'll be trying that!

A beautiful garden fantasy! Love the extraction and the attention to detail throughout!

The variation is fascinating. I like the bit of grunge feeling--perfect for the subject.

Margot seems supersized? Lots to cuddle there! Such a fun layout--eating the sign LOL. Good dog! Congrats on the GSO!

ONE photo? Geesh! You must go! Meanwhile, this is an excellent reminder to keep in your bucket list file. Love the sprawling horizontal layout.

Loving the wordART with the template/artplay palette. An excellent match!

Elliott's first painting. (He obviously tends toward the abstract.) I started with opening the Fernweh Collection template and eyeballing what I thought I'd need and then tweaking the template to suit. I placed Fernweh Artsy Paper 4 on my canvas, and then proceeded to cover most of it up with...

Fabulous! What a great combination of images! Especially love that little piece of tape at the top--it's the details!

Knitting socks terrifies me. The wearability factor is also a deterrent. I've had good luck with the hats with the grands so far, but I'm thinking of trying mittens next year. The 5-year-old wants to learn to knit so I may have help soon ;)