A travel hybrid page that began its own journey from this spread......
A sprinkle of Brusho power and a good spray of water for the background..
These were try out pages for some Tim Holtz stamps.
I had a picture of a rail travel poster that I wanted to add, I thought it quite unusual to see a piece of a train carriage used as the shape for the British Isles.
The train I have had stored for ages, so sorry I cannot remember where it came from to give credit.
My journey today would be by train, an old steam engine chugging along,
a more leisurely way to reach your destination and see the countryside.
I will be joining the folk at
Art Journal Journey
with this spread
where the theme hosted by Erika is.... Journeys.
Thank you for stopping by to see me today,
I always appreciate the comments you leave for me.
My journey today would be by train, an old steam engine chugging along,
a more leisurely way to reach your destination and see the countryside.
I will be joining the folk at
Art Journal Journey
with this spread
where the theme hosted by Erika is.... Journeys.
Thank you for stopping by to see me today,
I always appreciate the comments you leave for me.
Love your pages today, and I would also love to travel on a steam train again like I did in my youth and student days! have a great weekend, hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeleteOh wow.. this pages are awesome Yvonne! Thanks a lot for another fantastic idea for Art Journal Journey!
ReplyDeleteoxo Susi
This is a great spread Yvonne. I love the train image- tomorrow I used a train in on my post too. Great minds think alike I guess. I also love the Brusho background. I like how you used the ad to make it more like a travel poster too. Have a great weekend-hugs-Erika
ReplyDeleteWow! Very unusual collection of images here today Yvonne particularly the British Isles bit, a new one to me too - I fully understand why you kept it:-)
ReplyDeleteSally x
A wonderful spread, the images are fabulous especially the poster.
ReplyDeletexxx Hazel.
Wonderful spread Yvonne with just my sort of scenes.
ReplyDeleteLove Chrissie xx
More wonderful pages today Yvonne. Clever use (as always of the elements). Loving the backgrounds you create.
ReplyDeleteHugs Flo xx
WOW, what a wonderful pages. Great background and design... i love it.
ReplyDeleteGreets Carola
The effect of the Brusho works so perfectly and such a great theme.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant!
Wishes
Lynne
A great page, Yvonne. The the Brusho background is fabulous.
ReplyDeleteMar xx
I'm always so impressed with your work with the Brushos. I have tried several times and always end up with a puddle of mud! Wonderful page Yvonne. Happy Sunday. hugs :)
ReplyDeleteA steam train sounds good to me! I love how you have used the Brushos for this gorgeous spread! Have you seen Paul Mertons's programmes about request stop stains around the UK? Hugs, Chrisx
ReplyDeleteI've seen Umbrella Man, but never Balloon Man. This stamp is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteGolly, that train image the shape of the British Isles is simply unbelievable. I was over the moon when I saw it, since I have such a love for my ancestral home! Thanks for the ride today.
There is a "stop that train" - reggae song, which is now in my mind! P.
ReplyDeleteGreat pages Yvonne! Love those train images. I would like to travel in an old steamy too!!
ReplyDeleteAnother stunning set of pages in your journal Yvonne and very impressive how you have used the Brusho powders.
ReplyDeleteWarm crafty hugs from Shirl x x x
ShirlsCards.
Really lovely pages Yvonne!!!
ReplyDeleteTrain travel is so exciting and relaxing at the same time.
Our family has a love of trains both old and new.
oxo
I LOVE this, Yvonne!
ReplyDeleteLong time no visit...so sorry. Thought I'd just check in...lOVe the train map image, such great pages Yvonne. Hope you're well. Hugs Ruth xx
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