This kit is beautiful and versatile. Thank you very much!

Thank you so much for your kind comments. This turned out to be one of my favorites of the many baby LOs I am working on right now.

I guess what seemed "Majestic" to my brother was the price of gasoline!

I did a slightly funny take on this. Thanks for the sketch inspiration.

You are always so creative in the way you layer in photos and brush work behind. Really beautiful and a great perspective on the image. The sky and the water become one.

I think you did a terrific job on this, and I agree with Jeanne that you need to take it easy on yourself. But...I get it. I struggle in the same way with art journaling style...always overthinking it. Btw, this looks like it was a ton of fun.

These are great street shots. So much character. I like you embellishments, showing that it was a trip to England. The wavy title work is perfect with this page.

Your photo treatment on this is simply gorgeous and layering in the "real" photos at the bottom is just perfect. Your title work - as usual - is so wonderful. I had to really look at this to see where your blending ended and the paper background began. Masterful.

Hi, Grace. Looks like everyone is ready for summer. We have had just a few truly hot days, but this looks like a place I want to be. Look at that sky! Gorgeous layering.

How did I miss seeing this when it was posted a few days ago? Love, love the image of you. I had a crocheted vest that was very similar, but mine had a ladybug and was bordered in sky blue and orange. I like the way the "O" is mimicked by the goggles!

The grin on your face totally made me smile. That crochet and beaded frame is really cool as well. Love it.

I love the humor of attending the party. Plus, the juxtaposition of the formal photo with the grungy, textured background really is inspired. Add in the silly font style, and the stylistic choices are all over the place, adding to the complete charm of this LO! Love it.

This is really lovely. Your mix of bird images and paper in the circles is really interesting, then mixing it with the splashing is really nice. This page looks deceptively simple, but I bet took some real time to put together.

This really caught my eye in the gallery. I love the way you used the mask, blended it a bit, and then pulled the faces into the circle frames. Such a clever way to use focus. The layered pattern papers is perfect, keeping in the neutral palette. I am going to use this as inpiration for a layout...

oh, Terri! I love, love this LO. Those pictures really mimic the pose, then and now. The totally 70s vibe, and you both are so vibrant and "with it," and still are TODAY. The white background and limited use of color in the embellishments really keeps the focus on the photos.

Ohhh...Look at you! Love it. That fierce face and pose says it all.

What an absolutely cheerful layout with a great message. It brought a smile to my face.

Wow. This is stunning. The inclusion of the two photos and the framing with the vignette border, the boulders and the vines is just perfect. Jungle warfare was rough, and your father was clearly very brave. Wonderful tribute.