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American Ride

dustytwos

07 November 2010 - 04:04 PM

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I can help but stop and admire an old car even if it's parked out in the pasture. Give me an old cruiser anytime. My husband and I usually go for a drive on early Sunday mornings and came across these 3 lined up in a pasture. I used the BMU Junk ?Trunk Embellishments, the BMU Brush set Junk Trunk, KSC Rough Hewn Paper and ASO SSemb Mask Clusters on this layout.

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Photostrip for Life on the Farm

Newest Member to our Farm "Little Soay Lamb"

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Comments

brandiev

07 November 2010 - 04:29 PM | Permalink: #1

Very cool brush work!

Ngaire

07 November 2010 - 06:31 PM | Permalink: #2

I really enjoy seeing all your LO's of old trucks. You do such a good job with them. Keep them coming! :disappearing-smilie:

Jster025

07 November 2010 - 06:41 PM | Permalink: #3

Terrific job with this truly Americana photo!!! Perfect collection for this.

PolkaDot

07 November 2010 - 06:41 PM | Permalink: #4

Love your colors, as always. Great photo and masking, love the title work and title. Another fantastic, artistic page!

Sara Arell

07 November 2010 - 07:30 PM | Permalink: #5

So creative! I've been dying to see Brandy's Junk Trunk used in a layout and you did a very nice job in your layout with it - Your colors are just perfect and I loved the photo of the old trucks - (so would my dh!) Nice work.