All of my I first wrapped my cardstock in a piece of Texas map and antiqued the edges. Then I added some symbols of Texas (note: other than the proverbial longhorn steer, cowboy boots and hat, puh-leese). If you look closely, there is a glistening seashell in the lower right corner, corresponding with the coast in the 'lower right' portion of Texas. Last, I added some ribbon and fringe, because I'm sassy like that. I just hope the yellow measuring tape doesn't detract from the *ahem* 'artistry' of the piece. Ha!
18 comments:
Wow this is perfect.
Unbelievable.
Love the map background; cool idea! Uh, where are the boots and the longhorn steer? Can't tell you how disappointed I am. ;)
A beautiful piece of work, and not a yellow rose in sight! :)
Beautiful Trinchie!
Very creative and different from your usual style. That shell in the corner is beautiful and adds a softness to the piece.
BTW, no offense taken about the doorags! I laugh at myself in it since it is so out of character for me but it does keep my hair out of my face. I would never want to drive a motorcycle myself but sitting on the back and looking at all the scenery and feeling the wind on my face feels so refreshing and...well, free!
greyt trinchie
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joan in italy
this is fab, so much to see! great trinchie.
fab trinchie!!
Your Texas Trinchie looks wonderful, great elements, Love the blue bonnets too!
Great idea. Love it.
Beautiful trinchie
The map background is a great idea it give me a inspiration to work with an old book with maps, love your trinchie.
That's one saucy trinchy, Lisa!! Love your description!!
Fun peice for MMM, thanks for sharing and your kind comments on my blog earlier.
Love the map to fit your Texas theme! Great trinchie!
Fabulous thrinchie, Lisa! Diane
I really like your thrinchie,,,,
The map is such a pretty background.
Great idea - fab trinchie
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