Lovely page! Great use of blending and texture and I love that stitched leaf on the photograph!

This is really funky! Love the colours and art strokes!

Brilliant!!! Love the stitching on the pumpkin!!

Superb page Heather! When the girls were younger they used to collect chestnuts every year during autumn walks, inevitably I would come across a box of mouldy conkers https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conkers stashed somewhere every spring!

Great blending! Well done - lovely page!

Gorgeous! Your friend will love it!

This page does have amazing energy, the composition, the colours - it's fabulous!! :)

Fabulous page Eva, it looks like a promotional piece for a magazine! Great use of the template!

I love the horizontal composition spanning the page - lovely! it's such a beautiful kit and can understand your impatience to use it :) It also makes me think about cold frosty mornings...but I guess you don't get them in Texas either Lol!!!

Superb!!! A beautiful piece of art!

They are all very cute! A lovely page, I love the way the frames overlap and the brushwork in the background - great colours! :)

Wow! stunning colours and I love that fotoblendz!!!

They are great fun and I love that you have echoed their colours in the page - fabulous!

A glorious colour combination and I LOVE the brushwork!

Great use of colour and you've combined Anna's kits beautifully! Gorgeous young ladies too and fabulous photo treatment!

Stunning page design Marleen and beautiful use of blending and brushes! Lovely page!

Stunning use of limited colour and great composition! A beautiful page!

Oh this is really beautiful! Love the way you have blended everything and the little pop of red is perfect!

That bumble bee Pooh bear used to belong to Victoria and there was great panic this week when we thought it had got lost, it being vintage and all that... ;) Turns out that it was buried under covers at the bottom of the buggy and this is the photograph Sara sent when she found it. I started...

Two of my Aunts, my Dad's sisters :-) I started by extracting the figures then underneath layered a whole load of transfers one on top of the other using blending modes: Overlay, Multiply, linear burn and Colour. It really is just a case of moving things about until you get the composition...