What a lovely and creative idea! I really like the horizontal orienation of this layout. Would make a great card.

I like how you added some pink, very subtle, a soft touch of a different colour. Then I also like the darker 'tag' in the top right corner, making sure it doesn't get too sweet. And thirdly I like the horizontal line you created with the wordart and the stitching.

Great details in your pictures.

Love the contrast between the clean crisp fennel and the softer background papers. And I agree, a whole set as kitchen art would be great.

LOVE the colours and the design. I would never have thought of using those brushes in black, must try that one day.

Love the blending and the light in the image on the left.

A picture taken in the south of China. Journaling talks about how differently DH and I take travelpictures. He often focuses on the sites whereas I try to spot bits of local life. I tried adding more colour and more artsy stuff but in the end decided for a rather quiet layout. Credits...

Love the light feel of this page, must be the sunny yellow and the light subtle font and colour for the journaling.

Would this be of interest to you?? http://annaaspnes.typepad.com/anna/2012/04/tutorial-using-artsykardz-in-digital-layouts-no-2.html

Love this! Great colours, lovely design leading our eye right to your photo, even though you might not like that ;-).

Great extraction! So much depth with all those elements.

I asked for tips when I posted my 1st version of this layout. Vivre sent me a PM and suggested a few changes: 1. Make all items smaller. 2. Add a loopdaloop to tie the pearls/circles together. 3. Move the wordart further down. I added another text overlay from the same ArtPlay Palette.

I struggled with this one. Kept adding and deleting items. Any tips are welcome. Credits: Anna Aspnes ArtPlay Palette Family Pearls/Staples/Tape: all part of Jazzedup Loopdaloops Other designers Edge overlay: KPertiet Hearts: Taylormade

Great page! Subtle yet effective embellishments. Love what you did to the picture itself, did you use a blending mode making all sorts of things to show through?

Love that picture of the button sewing too! First of all that you even thought of taking this photo, secondly because it has such soft grey tones. Is that why you did the easter eggs in B&W?

That cluster is amazing!

Nice contrast between the vertical fotowallets and the horizontal strips in the background paper. The butterflies are a great additon, very soft feel.

Love the softness of the picture surrounded by less friendly colours in the background. Makes the flowers pop.

Lovely page, you captured the feel of the era.

Nice horizontal line and such lovely pictures again.