Cristina

It's good to see you have your mojo back, Mary. 🙂 I like the blue-patterned paper with the kaleidoscope effect very much.

Beautiful layout, Corrie, and cass-photo circle script with heart-shaped was a great choice.

Thank you for your answer, Corrie. 🙂 I don't print photo albums, just the loose pages, and this is exactly the size of the new layout I've started, which corresponds roughly to the A4 size (21x29,7 cm) or 8.5 x 11 in. I am still not sure which size to choose: 8x8 OR 8.5x11 (11x8.5), but I will not use 12x12 anymore... I will finish the 12x12 layouts (MANY) I've started, but I will try 11x8.5 for the next new pages.

I have the same feeling as I have created just a few layouts over the last few years. I don't know how long it will last, but I'm on a roll, as Sue said. 😄 What a great start, Corrie! Which size are you using? I am still thinking of changing the size of my layouts to make it easier to get it printed.

Thanks a lot, Sue. 🙂 No, I didn't. All the papers I used are from the Great Outdoor Kit by KAagard. This is one of the first kits I purchased when I started to learn about scrapbooking from Carole. Since then, I have used it quite a few times.

I cannot believe it, but I have finished another layout. This has not happened for quite some time. I am enjoying it while it lasts. 🙂 Credits: Template by Lynn Grieveson (The Lilypad) - lgrieveson_messy_noted_4_tp_2 Papers from the "Great Outdoor" kit by KAagard. Cassel's Tutorials and Scripts: Flair Button -- Multifont Sticker (Lab9-06) -- LiftedPhoto script -- Datestamp#4 script Date font: Calgary

What a cute layout, Ann! I like this template very much, and I saw great examples of how to use it here.

She was sure a person with a big heart. She left us so unexpectedly.

You are right, Sue. I also don't use them as much as I could (I keep forgetting). So far, I've only used the Corner Punches in a "boring way" 😄, only at the corners of papers. Another thing I could use more is the Edge Fonts, which you also use beautifully. I think I'll create a folder with some of your layouts to be reminded and inspired by all the different ways to add them to a page. 🙂

Wow, what a beautiful layout, Susan!

Sue, this is simply beautiful. The way you used the bow is SO creative, and I love it! The same goes for how you use the corner punches. You are sure an inspiration for us.

Corrie, I am sure that after this looooong flight, it was a great feeling to see the family at the airport to welcome you. Beautiful photo and layout.

I'll check and see if I have this kit. He really is adorable. If I'm not mistaken, she found him in the stable. He was just a tiny, cute little thing. 🙂

What a loss for your friend. 😞 But the card is beautifully made, Julie. Simple and full of sentiment. I like your work very much.

I don't remember seeing any of her drawings of Boo... just the monthly photos.

I finished another page... It feels good to be creating layouts again. Credits: I used a template from Yin Designs with the necessary changes to fit my needs. I met this designer through Carole on Day 4 of the Double Take Workshop. Border Stitching by KAagard (KAagard_July17CCM_BorderStitches_5). I applied a gradient to it, which I had created some time ago. Cassel: Rivet - DateStamp#8 - Sticker Effect applied to the title Title: Font GrilledCheese BTN Wide Blk Edit: As it happens often, it was only after I had posted here that I noticed that the gradient was not applied to the whole stitching... I already corrected it.

I've just registered for this workshop, too. 🙂

Bonnie, great layout displaying those beautiful animals... It must be a sight to see them "so close"... Look at those eyes!

Ann, this is such a lovely layout. What a blessing it is to be able to see all these beautiful species in their natural habitat.

I love that, Julie! I also like DiHiller's kits very much and her monthly updates about Boo, her cat.

Rene, it's sure a good feeling, isn't it? Congrats!

Julie, this is lovely!

Thank you, Corrie. I am sure you will bring back great memories and photos from your time in California... Saying goodbye to the family is never easy. 😞 Have a safe trip home! 🙏

I started creating this as just one page, and it ended up being a double page. Most of the time, the final layout is completely different from the one I began—different papers, colors... That's why it takes so long for me, but I am happy that at least I'm doing something. Credits: Template by Scrapping with Liz (SwL_LotsofBlocksTemplate5). -- To suit my needs, I usually rotate the template, change the size of the photos, etc. Background paper: #ps_janet-scott_43698_paper-texture-template-068_cu plus a Photo Effects>Sepia Toning ---- I also added a lined paper I created for the Build-A-Kit Workshop, plus a photo of the internet with a Black Pencil filter. From Cassel: Tutorials>Fasteners>Back Brad -- Photo Prongs -- Cross Stitch cass-DateStamp#4 script, which I purchased on the 22nd just for this layout. The arrows are created with a font suggested in the Lab7-Module 08 (KGArrows).

Ann, I love to see the calendar pages you create monthly.