Wow, this is so otherworldly!

Inspired by the colors, the water and the photoframes of "Glow," I scrapped the day on my October trip east that my brother and I went to Point Park to see the giant rubber ducky on its last day in town. Joy of joys! Supplies: All ANNA except frames from Paula Kesselring.

Wow, I'm reminded of the story of "the lady or the tiger."

This is too, too sweet. How blessed you are to have this little girl in your life. Thank heaven for little girls!

So fabulous! Instead of flattening, have you ever made a stamp? Just make visible only the layers you want to merge, and do a Ctrl+Alt+Shift+E (translate if you are on Mac). PS merges the visible layers onto a separate layer w/o deleting any of the separate layers. That way, you still have...

Another tour de force from Ann06. Gorgeous!

This is super creative.

Stunning. Viaggio is my favorite kit.

So very sweet.

Love the text treatment with the spaced out letters with interspersed dots. Have used this technique in the past, but forgot all about it. Will need to try it again sometime soon.

Wow, this is great. Love the peeling paint paper from City Limits. I saw some great paint like this on my last trip to Monterey and snapped it. Haven't had any time to play with it though. I want a whole stash of cool peeling paint supplies.

Would love to visit there.

Wow, this is amazing.

Love these old photos. Need to start scraping mine. I have lots of good ones.

What a lovely slice of life. Love the colors.

A few of you wanted to see all my 2014 calendar pages. Unfortunately, most of them contain no purchased materials, so I can't really post them on a commercial site. However, they are all on my Pinterest page if you would like to see them. Don't think it's kosher to put an outside link to them...

Wow Ann, you just never seem to run out of creative ideas. This is amazing. You really do love that Viaggio border!! ;-)

My 2014 CD calendar this year has the theme of Venice. The lift idea is a cityscape with water. Not many supplies here, just a photo and a few watercolor brushes. Fonts are Avante Garde and LD Woodland, slightly modified.

I was more inspired by ang's take on the lift than the original. Here is my little cat, Sophie, the ornament destroyer. Supplies: All Anna Shabby Christmas, font Pea Breathe Easy.

This is my Christmas card for 2013. I make my own cards every year, and usually do a pop-up or something out of the ordinary. This year, I chose to structure my card around a fun Christmas crossword puzzle and a poem on the front. Supplies: Anna's Palette Shabby Christmas. I used...