Stunning! Everything on this LO just ties perfectly together, the stamped train could not be a more a perfect match to the photo. Beautiful job, Vicki!
Wow, what a precious photo! I love the industrial look you made with the gears, nail heads, metal pieces and the vintage print. Amazing job. You are the queen of fabulous vintage layouts. Another for my Pinterest board.
I love the techniques you used to enhance this historical photo. You have quite a collection of beautiful and interesting pictures. It is so interesting to see them.
This train photo was taken at Iron City, TN in 1905. The second man on the left is my GGU George Spencer about one year prior to marrying my GGA Hattie. This was not a passenger train but it hauled iron ore from the Pinkney mines to furnaces in Sheffield, Alabama. The photo is faded and distressed but if you look closely you can see the train is ready to roll, black smoke pouring from the front stack and steam from the second. There are rock cliffs just behind the train.
The industrial looking rectangle is a die designed by Seth Apter and so far I only see it available at the Spellbinders site. It's a great addition for masculine industrial work and there are several shapes.
Bead landing metal gears Spellbinders Robo Bar Die by Seth Apter Stampendous Aged Scarlett Chunky Embossing Enamel
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