Love it!! I love the paper pack, and I especially love that you watercolored it yourself Francės! I really love the circles you cut out, Jodi. I love round things so these clusters of colorful circles really made the cover for me. I especially love that this is a family album created by all of you, including Shayne! 🥰 This album is on my “To make” list. I need to get it started sooner than later. Jodi, thank you for letting Frances share it with us all!!

Michael A. Trent, I use Neenah white for a lot of things. I love the 110lb to color using alcohol markers. Such a nice look. Thanks for the info!

The Toy Story book is what I made for my grandson. My son and daughter-in-law loved it! Now, if my dil would let me know what photos she wants in it, I can finish it and get it off my desk, lol.

Congratulations Meghan and Michael!!!

Absolutely LOVE this book!! So many fun things to look at. I love that you made pockets out of some of the photo spots, so cool to increase photo capacity that way!! The film strip ephemera is adorable!! Cute, cute, cute!!!

Veronica Hebard, ugh, the voice of reason, I hate it when I hear that voice in my head, LOL. I dont need one more piece of paper, or paper collection, to make my books, but somehow, they still make their way into my craft space 🫣

This is so cute!! So many people love Pooh, and I’m no exception. Such a perfect gift!

Super cute!! The more I see this Petal album made, the more and more I love it. Even though the base is the same, it always looks different depending on the papers and ephemera used. I love this one!!

How cute!!! I love your cute little animals! I always stay away from paper stacks because I never think I can make them work, but you have made this stack work beautifully!

Thank you!!

Beth Holt, thank you so much 😊! I love that too, “Who’s got a friend who’s three”, Lol. Cracks me up, lol. I sometimes have a hard time finding paper collections to use for the themed birthday parties my daughters-in-law like to do for the kids, so I turn to my bestie, Etsy, for her digital papers and ephemera. About three years ago, I bought a Canon 12x12 craft printer so that I can print edge to edge design paper. I don’t always need 12x12 to create Frances’ books, but when I scrapbook the event for myself, I like to have full sheets to do my layouts on. The next time I need a new printer, I plan to get the one Frances uses. I believe it’s an Epson, and it prints in beautiful color.