So, Two Roads, and the lyric goes like this:
Ain't it funny how you never can tell?
It always seems to hit you when it's going so well
A little knowledge is a dangerous thing
Now it's lawyers at midnight and the learning begins


I gave the page an 'edge' with my Pitt pens, just to finish it off.
Hope you like!
Resources
Substrate: Centura Pearl
Distress ink: Worn Lipstick, Stormy Sky, Evergreen Bough, Iced Spruce
Archival Ink: Cornflower Blue, Cobalt, Venetian Orange, Tree Branch
PaperArtsy: South Pacific, Snowflake
Stamps
Katzelkraft: Woodgrain
Hero Arts: Music Background CG479, Printer's type lower case LL762
Artemio: Roman capital peg stamps
Bling and Other Stuff
Sue Wilson A4 embossing folder
Faber Castell Pitt Pens: various
Archival Ink: Cornflower Blue, Cobalt, Venetian Orange, Tree Branch
PaperArtsy: South Pacific, Snowflake
Stamps
Katzelkraft: Woodgrain
Hero Arts: Music Background CG479, Printer's type lower case LL762
Artemio: Roman capital peg stamps
Bling and Other Stuff
Sue Wilson A4 embossing folder
Faber Castell Pitt Pens: various
Like it? I love it! And I have to say I'm very jealous that you got to see Chris Rhea! He has an amazing, lazy, voice. Vinyl...oh yeah! :o))
ReplyDeleteA great page & I love the texture from that embossing folder.
ReplyDeleteFab use of texture, and I love the book page idea too.
ReplyDeleteGreat lyric, fantastic page with great texture and colours, love it! :-) x
ReplyDeleteThat's a gorgeous creation.
ReplyDeleteThis is great and I love that embossed background!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great page. Love how you did the background.
ReplyDeleteFab page, I love the background, looks really cool :)
ReplyDeleteI'm totally impressed with the way you embossed that substrate. The entire thing is awesome, including the lyrics. I confess, though, I have never heard of Chris Rea. Could it be because I'm not a Brit? Yes, I HAVE heard of the Beetles (grin).
ReplyDeleteGreat page, fabulous colours and textures.
ReplyDeleteSylv xx