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Sunday 9 August 2015

Walls

Wow, what a night we had here....torrential rain at times, thunder & lightning....and it was so nice to snuggle under the bedclothes after a spate of really hot nights when even a sheet felt like too much!

Blue skies this morning & a breeze so I'll be doing my chores and getting the washing done....but first I'm sharing this week's inchie, theme is wall

A small section of a Chocolate Baroque stamp on a paper scrap



And my atc
Which is a different Chocolate Baroque stamp on another piece of paper from the remnants box!

12 comments:

  1. Love your dynamic duo! Those bricks on the inchie must be so tiny in person, so cute. In response to wha you wrote on my blog - where in the Middle East have you lived? And interesting about having 2 passports. I have dual citizenship - Australia/Israel. I actually lived there twice in my life and plan to do a third and final one when I go on pension.

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    1. I started off in Libya Zoe, then moved to Bahrain, Abu Dhabi & Ras Al Khaimah before moving to Scotland. Because of the animosity between Arab countries & Israel it was impossible to travel between those places if you had an Israeli stamp in your passport!

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  2. Two super wall pieces. Was there a song title Another brick in the wall? or am I imagining it.
    Yvonne xx

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  3. You are quite right Yvonne...pink floyd did it!

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  4. I had to laugh since I did Pink Floyd's The Wall too! And, I thought I was being so clever LOL! Nice pieces!

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  5. two great bricky walls - love them both

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  6. You got me singing! ~ great inchie :)

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  7. I love the detail in the inchie that is really awesome. Also love LOVE the atc. Pink Floyd is so awesome. great details on those bricks as well

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  8. Terrific way to use the stamp to make the inchie and ATC

    Love Chrissie xx

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  9. Very nice inchie and great ATC - I had to sing when I saw it ;-)

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