Finger Pointing – May 16th

Hello lovely scrappers.  Cheryl here to bring you today’s Finger Pointing blog post.  May is just zipping right along, isn’t it?  It’s been a busy time around here doing our spring yard work and our grandson graduates from high school this Friday, so we’ve been busy with plans for his Commencement Ceremony and party afterwards.

My first pick for today is Mom by eve11ne.  I absolutely love this lively, bold, colorful page with the wonderful pictures, word art and elements.  I adore the black and white plaid and the orange strips of patterned paper, too.  What a terrific page!

I picked this next layout, Huntington Plant Sale 2023 by Okate because I’d love to go to a plant sale like this.  I can just imagine all of the beautiful plants that were there.  The pictures really tell a story and the addition of the film strips and spring elements really set them off.

My next pick is Boy by Elizabeth22.  These four framed pictures, with the different expressions, are just too cute.  The blue background is the absolutely perfect color against the little boy’s red shirt.  Such a happy, bright page and the composition is just wonderful.

Jazz by terryb is just a wow page!  I love the blending on the full-sized figure of the dancer in the bright red costume!  The framed pictures wonderful and really capture the spirit of the dance!  This page is sheer perfection.

Just Art by lm44west is one of my picks because this page consists of five different photographs that are blended together!  Plus, I love horses, so this beautiful white horse, right in front, caught my eye immediately.  What amazing blending on this page!

My last pick for today is Spring Dancer by Skinospot.  This page is simply enchanting with the beautiful dancer, the pastel background and the wonderful sense of movement!  This is the perfect page to end my post for today.

I hope you’ve enjoyed my picks and if you’d like to take a closer look, or leave some love, just click on the name of the page and you’ll go to their page.

See you next time,

Cheryl