Fantastic photo and story, Linda! You made great use of negative space to highlight the main thing - the photo. It shines!

What a perfect back-to-school LO! She's ready to rock 'n' roll!

What a great supportive, empowering page! Love the paint and stamps/brushes and the word art.

Beautiful brush work and stamp work to dress this sweet photo. That background paper is gorgeous!

What a cool photo! Love your use of the paint and the framing.

Ana, this is stunning! The blending is superb. It's just so ethereal!

Fabulous, Karen! Old photos have such character!

Me, too, Ona! They can have the headaches!

Lots of good stuff here. Almost my whole house has been done, down to walls and floors (have the flooring mind you and it's lay and click laminate) - but I just don't have the want to after converting the attic to an efficiency apt for one son and a basment man cave for the other. Added value...

I am making several different albums at the moment for grandparents, aunts and uncles. Each is different. Sweet and simple: add the background and pictures then add the elements to suit and title.

In the 1920s, following WWI and the Spanish Flu Pandemic, the world shook off the darkness and welcomed the sun. We are doing the same a century later. This LO was easy: start with the background, add the photos then add background amd foreground elements to suit.

Wow! The year is flying by!

@tjscraps Gonna try this one more time. Trina, that looks more like Oklahoma than Canada! That would make me take pause, and weather doesn't scare me easily as I've lived in Tornado Alley a good part of my life. We have nothing sever here but lots of folks have asked about us because of the...

Cheryl, this story just made me roll! Couldn't get away with so much, now!

It was called the poor man's divorce and happened a lot. He may have been declared legally dead. Send me some details and I'll see if I can find him and his family and what came after on Find My Past. Might be surprised!

Whoa, lots of Joe there! What a cool collection!

Wow! This collection is simply marvelous!

This is an amazing collection, Lynn! I always love your doodly and edgy things.

My Dad's father was one of 21 and my Mom's Great grandmother was one of 26, but two families and a whole passel of kids. Wow! I didn't know there was transportation to Canada. Educate us Trina!

Great story, Amanda! Those moonshiners are fun!