Eva, this is amazing! Gorgeous blending and so evocative!

I love what you've done with the split frames here. It's really creative and artistic!

I love the depth you've achieved here. It really makes that wonderful photo shine!

Hi, Riki! So glad to meet you. I do hope you'll join us in the genealogy forum. We have some dedicated family historians here, including me!

Congratulations and well-deserved! Absolutely perfect!

Eve, methinks you are the queen of Less is More! You certainly made it so here. This is a simply wonderful LO!

Look at the beautiful layering here. There's a lot of depth and texture, not to mention that sweet little face!

Hi, Lana! This LO is so cheerful! Beautiful clusters, great use of negative space, and a wonderful photo.

It is amazing, Norma! I picture my grea grandparents' village homes. Your LO makes me feel like I could walk down the lane and find them!

Fantastic. I love your minial use of ornamentation. It really makes the photo the star.

What a more can I add? This LO just makes me feel happy - just gotta smile!

Vicky, Betty Jo is so right! This is a pixel perfect page!

May, could this page get any cuter? All your goodies make this sweet photo sing. Pocket scrapping at its best!

LOL! I am opposite of that and wish I was not. Can I borrow you for awhile? Teach me. - Oh, I think you have with this marvelous a journal page!

OK, I'm on with this one. I live in a household with three 20-something young men. This has me written all over it every time I walk into the kitchen, or the bathroom, or... Yeah, that's me! Great art journal page.

Cath, this is absolutely fascinating. Beautiful masking, gorgeous colors. I LOVE it!

Wow, Chris! This is exquisite! I love the double exposure and the gorgeous papers. I can see this on my wall with some of the Celtic work I picked up in Ireland. Fabulous!

I love big picture LOs. They invite you right in to look around. I wanted to part those branchs for a better look of the other side. Marvelous, Eva!

Anke, I LOVE this LO! It's edgy, creatively framed, and reads minimalist even though there's actually a lot going on. Great use of negative space.

Somehow I missed this. My apologies. I am back to the mid - late 18th century. There are some hints in the Welsh census records but so far they've led nowhere. I have scoured Find My Past but I have noty tried parish governmental records or any court records not at FMP. Must see what is on...