Sweet, soft, and so lovely. I love the ethereal quality of your LO!

WOW! I love this stunning page! I'm not sure I could add anything more than has been said so I will simply say it brought a big smile to my face and quiet joy to my heart! And a Standing O for you!

This stunning page by @scrap-genie is simply a joy to behold. Her techniques are fabulous and the story is so sweet. I think I will smile the hole day!

Oh, Rhonda! I am standing here applauding, knowing the courage this took and agreeing 100% that Oscraps is a SAFE place, filled with love and warmth. I didn't share mine on my FB page either - too many there do not know the struggle, but scraping is such a great outlet when the feelings just...

I think you could probably make it with felt and fabric glue or fusible web.

You really CAN do heritage with an art journal-y style kit. It just takes a little testing and tweaking! Emma Todd was my 1st cousin twice removed – her mother and my great grandfather were siblings. Except for the background which consists of paper 19 blended over paper 9, this LO is very...

I quite agree. I can just see my Sophie with it in shreds. So it would have to go on the wall - or maybe make a really skinn one to hang from the ends of the mantle. She just might leave that alone.

Like, Kythe, I have a spreadsheet that I check before I purchase. I hate to admit it but I have many TBs of stuff and need to clean out my folders. Some of the kits that were wonderful when I got them 10 years ago and more I will never use because they are not the quality or style I use today.

I don't know how many of you sew, although I think this could be made without sewing it, too, but I just saw the cutest table runner at sewcanshe.com. I would probably make it into a wall hanging instead because my little girl cat would have a field day with those legs, and make with a...

Oh, this is so nicely framed! This is such a beautiful photo. It deserves the lovely home you've given it!

What can I add? I love butterflies so I had to look and am so glad I did!

I have to agree - and the birds? I had budgy years ago that would get down on the feeder trough and just twitter away as my silly cat launched himself at the plexiglass. I KNOW they laugh and carry on! You caught their humor wonderfully!

This is fantastic! I love your "portrait" and all the grungy bits!

Fabulous steampunk piece. I Love tha eye!

Beautiful extraction and blending, Gina. Lovely piece all around!

What a perfectly wonderful LO. I love your photo and how beautifully you've blended it in!

This is just lovely - so ethereal!

How fun to have all the characters popping out of the book! Fun, artistic LO.

I love how you've framed the hands and the throw here here - it really draws you in to look closer.

This looks just like a period painting! Artfully done!