A top border! Yay! It is one of the little used borders but one of the more effective ones. This 'topper' is delightful and the way the text is added makes it so extraordinary.

A top border! Yay! It is one of the little used borders but one of the more effective ones. This 'topper' is delightful and the way the text is added makes it so extraordinary. An excellent entry for the challenge.

@EvelynD2 Magnificent! I love the way it 'puddles' at the bottom like a waterfall of blossoms. Thanks for joining the challenge.

Magnificent! I love the way it 'puddles' at the bottom like a waterfall of blossoms. Thanks for joining the challenge.

Thanks so much for the tutorial. I can't imagine how much time it must have taken. I used the suggested filters halftone pattern, cut out, and Poster edges. After I finished the filter part I added some gesso and a page overlay to create more texture.

I followed the tutorial which was super easy and used just the filters suggested. Merged the filtered layers, added a mask and placed it on the blended background papers. (The papers from Lynne Anzelc, Countryside are not predominant but provided the colours and textures I wanted.) From there...

@Su_Sanne I don't care for the big brass bands either! I live near Vancouver Canada. We have much the same landscape as you. Lots of rivers, lakes and the ocean all surrounded by the Coastal and Rocky Mountains.

Bold and dramatic! Well done on the Standing O!

Fantastic use of the techniques of the challenge. Well done with placing the girls on the creative background.

Subtle but impressive differences using the techniques.

I love that the border is jam-packed and layered beautifully. The little cluster on the opposite side adds balance. Thanks for adding your LO to the challenge.

Absolutely leave it there! It adds balance to your border. I love that the border is jam-packed and layered beautifully.

Your border is light and airy which reminds me of wildflowers. Excellent! Thanks for taking the challenge.

Your border is light and airy which reminds me of wildflowers. Excellent!

My goodness but both borders are scrumptious! Thanks for taking the challenge and starting it off so brilliantly.

Very detailed journal page. A clever way to incorporate an number of larger elements and details.

People back then were so inventive out of necessity. Not a way I would be wanting to try but 'you gotta do what you gotta do'. Super page and a memory one would not forget.

So I now know what I am doing today! Fabulous tutorial as always Ona.

Going to check this challenge out! Love everything about this piece of art.

What a lovely memory for you. Perfectly documented.