Gorgeous colors...I feel my blood pressure going down.... :)

I blended snapshots of bark from our hike into the photo/background papers to enhance texture and color in this layout. Photos of simple everyday objects work great as overlays with aA digital assets—I'll be sharing my thoughts in a tutorial soon.

Congratulations! Definitely a day to celebrate with great documentation!

Nobody does the color red like you Marleen. Love!

Fantastic page with a real cottage garden feel.

Oh! Beautiful! I love the netting, and I so love Nova Scotia. (Many happy memories have been made in the Economy Shoe Shop in Halifax.)

Adorable! I love the background colors here!

So, so, so cute! I love all the colors and baby energy!

Love this. We have the same sorts of tussles at our feeders. It's fun to watch!

I love that banner! This is the best spread! Yeah, I definitely get those aches and pains, too...but then I just go to Home Depot to buy more garden tools! Great work!

This is so heartfelt and all of us with rescues will experience serious heart-melting! One of my 4 rescue grand-animals was taken at a bus station from a lady with a sign saying she would drown the puppies if they weren't sold. Some people...but that's how Oliver made his way into our family....

Love this! Our Logan Pass pix have us fooling around with the sign and mugging with the cardboard cutout sheep that were placed strategically around. Wish we had taken some in nature!

Take me away! The feeling comes through in this spread, loud and clear! That photo on the right is a real stunner.

One of my favorite plants. This is a lovely tribute!

That bookmark!

I like how the photos blend into the paper. What a delightful page!

Love the colors and your use of stamps!

Sour cherries are our favorite. I pit them, freeze them, and in January, I taste the sun again.

Thanks so much--yes, it is hard to be sad in the Woodstock area and the bombardment of color and life was just what I needed on that day. (Scrapping helps a lot, too!)

The dreamstate is conveyed--how wonderful. I love moments in nature that seem to hover on the edge of reality. Well done!