You rocked Adryane's concept...this spread looks great! I love the yellow (and the Cave Glow and the knitting and Oz of course!)

You speak for a lot of us I'm sure with the longing for Spring. The catbirds and redwings have migrated back in here, so that's a start. I like your illustrations and the strong vertical lines of this design.

A simple Artsy Template layout about my grandkiddos using two Romance Multimedia Elements in Photoshop Elements 14

This is truly the cat's pajamas. Bravo!

Hey, thanks so much MrsPeel!!! Much appreciated!

Oh, that is so special! Aren't you fortunate to be part of this grand and glorious miracle! Love the greens and blues.

You always touch my heart. <3

Whoa! This is SO COOL! (Loving the Dr. Seuss reference, too).

I really am loving what you created at the bottom border. It's a little wild, just a little out of control...and perfect for a little SPRING FEVER!

Happy! Loving those butterflies and the white space and the flow across the spread. That smile is fabulous!

So pretty. She has a look that's wiser than what I think of as 16. The texture of the envelope joining to the sleeve is wonderful, drawing attention to that great photo.

You handled the text so beautifully! Sometimes I feel like I am shoehorning it all in, but your text works here as a strong design element. The bit of a grunge effect makes me happy. :)

That diagonal botanical reminds me of a hatpin...sharp, and potentially dangerous. Adds a dimension to the personality of the woman portrayed.

Wow! Time traveling! This is so awesome. I like the unaffected photos in this layout, though...it reads as very '50s and very yearbook-y, perfect for this documentation.

Beautiful work! And yes, we've all certainly learned to appreciate those "normal" things. Can't wait for "normal-ish" to return!

How wonderful. Not only is this a beautiful design, your choice of photos is really endearing--from head to toe, you give the viewer's imagination space to imagine the scene.

I am loving that brick brush in the background!

Awesome documentation. When I went down to NYC to the hospital for my vaccine, everybody was double-masked, including me. It's a "thing" now here, and a good thing.

My son-in-law--a pastor in Michigan--was just diagnosed. His congregation is of the maskless sort and they like to sing. The total of deceased souls is mind-numbing, and you've expressed it so beautifully--I can't even find the ooomph to document it. Hope you and DH ran down your vaccines. Stay...

Awesome extractions! You've created a wonderful background, too.