Will you just look at this amazing border by @zlemon ? It is so artistic and creative, making a fabulous art journal page. Great use of white space. Who knew a border could accomplish so much!

Congratulations, Pia! That photo is simply amazing!

Pia, I am still laughing. What a delightful LO. That squirrel looks like he was having a ball! I love the humor set up by the chipmunk - he's having way too much fun watching his cousin play!

My thought exactly! I love that this photo tells its own story and everything else supports it. Lovely clusters.

Your blending is wonderful and I love your photo. Love that you used a pop of color across the middle to highlight the sentiment.

Yes, this page IS beautiful. Wonderful layering and paper choices!

OMG! Just look at all the work and patience here! All those luscious layers! I love the way one border flows into the next until the page fades out, back into the mists of time!

I so agree! I love the background paper, the paint and overlays. A really enchanting LO. I just have to give you a Standing O!

What's not to love about this enchanting LO by @Mary-11 ? Fabulous cluster work, wonderful blending and use of paints and overlays. It really stands out in a crowd!

You might have used a mood board creator but this is a wonderful pocket page. I love the soft feel and your paper choices!

What a wonderful art journal page! Super interpretation of the template. I love your paper choices - they allow all the other pieces to sing!

Yes it is! the '20s is one of my favorite eras to scrap in my genealogy. These wonderful photos are front and center and tell their own story beautifully. I'll just bet these ladies were realy characters!

Oh, I just totally agree! I think you also deserve a Standing O!

This LO by @char8182 is fabulous. Her extractions and OOBs just really make for a fun, creative and artistic LO! I just love that giraffe!

Just WOW! I love your interpretation of the template! Anja's templates are to die for and you show just why. This LO is exquisite!

How fun is this? I have such happy memories of drive-in movies! Excellent use of negative space and minimal embellishment. I LOVE the background (can you tell I'm a paper junkie?)!

Vera, this is totally lovely! I love all the paint and overlays and your wonderful cluster. I miss gardening!

I haven't gotten him on my program yet, but Thomas Holland is a distant cousin by marriage. That said, his line goes back to Edward I as does my Cole line, so we are blood cousins as well somewhere back there. I ran out of space so I couldn't note that the top right painting showed a nursery...

These photos were made in 1899. This is part of a two page LO. Thanks for hosting!

Thomas Holland Cooling was a distant cousin twice over - once by marriage and once by blood as both of our maternal lines, through the maternal side) go back to Edward I. His brother came to the US where he married Florence Todd, daughter of George and Annie Winter Todd, and eventually wound up...