I can never get enough of your sunsets. Love!

I love that you have the scale! This is such wonderful heritage work and I love all the layering effects.

Excellent documentation. There is a relative who hoards things in my SIL's family--it is hard to process the need to do that, but it very much as as you say, wall to wall. You've got me wondering about Mary now, and how she felt when she returned to a home that had been sorted. Your layout is...

Oh how beautiful! Gorgeously documented!

This is a really cool perspective! Very strong and fluid, love!

Beautiful and cozy and homey!

This would be a fabulous card! I love this serene take on one of my favorite flowers.

This is really creative—I love the blue jay nestled within the paper texture!

Wow, beautiful! Glad you got to take advantage of the upturn in the weather!

Delightful in every way!

Definitely keep it on the list--I'd recommend before or after the summer season.

In honor of INSD 2023, Stravage mini-artplay palette FREE FREE FREE with $20 purchase this weekend Pleasant Bay in Cape Cod has been a big part of our family history, and we were there when Hurrican Bob created a breach in the little barrier island in front of our house in 2021. That one change...

I love the deep texture and the motion you've created here.

This is awesome! Nobody works with a monochromatic scale like you! Love the pop of color that the children in the Cozy Couple bring to the design.

Such a creative display of the photo--it's really intriguing. Congrats on the well deserved Standing O!

As I often tell Elliott, "being a baby is HARD WORK"! Glad to see you in the photo--you're all obviously navigating the daily ups and downs with panache!

Awesome use of stripes and very cool how you incorporated the school stamp. I remember those uniforms--how things have changed!

LOL great photomontage! And that crown!

Love the suggestion of a letter being written. Lovely work!

I went old school here, digging out some classic aA digital supplies to jazz up my mundane look-at-the-baby-eat-oatmeal photos. I started with the multi-layered template, which I treated like a coloring book (lots of fun paint layers, which made it easy to coordinate the photos). I clipped the...