Showing posts with label art deco. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art deco. Show all posts

Sunday, October 2, 2011

1910's 1920's graphics free clip art Fashionable Women Flappers and a Baby Buggy

Hi everyone. Welcome to  you all.
Today is a sleek chic 1920's inspired post. From adds of the time they are so fashionable. Those flappers! The baby buggy is just a fun extra. Most of these right click to a large version.







Not sure of the date for this one.

How great is this one. Perfect ending for the day. Love Louise

        ** The color pictures are from http://lotusgreenfotos.blogspot.com/  **

Wednesday, July 13, 2011

Free clip art Vintage Volland Art Deco 1920's Bridge Tally's



 I think I've found some treasures for you....


  These are from vintage books,bridge tallys,place cards and postcards printed/published by Volland. This company was active in the 1910-20's before becoming a casualty of the depression. The Turned-into's(pictures on one of my earlier posts) and Johnny Gruelle's books like Raggedy Ann were published by Volland.


 Art Deco and so stylish. If you use any of them please let me Know. I would love to see what you created.




































Ready made gift tag or book mark.






So glad you stopped by for a visit.


 Much Love as always, Louise


Friday, January 21, 2011

Calling Card Challenge Info What would Jane Austen have said about this?



              I am so new at this!
 I made a challenge but did not figure out how to run it or what a challenge is for that matter. It just looked like fun. What have I happily gotten myself into?. After receiving lots of questions and looking into this further there is obviously more to this          
        The challenge is to make a calling card -
your choice of material
 postcard to business card size.
E-mail a picture of your creation and a link to your blog to me by February 4th 2011.

I will figure this out eventually!!! If the above does not work please let me know. 


an early hand illustrated ink calling card

A variety of images for you to play with and enjoy;
 

This is from an old bridge tally.


something for you knitters,
   
 and of course at least one photograph.
I can not wait to see how this challenge goes. Hopefully smoother than it's bumpy start.
Well I need to get this posted before another minute goes by. Much love to you all, Louise

Wednesday, January 12, 2011

clip art for scrap booking ATC crafts 1920's Flappers Hats Edwardian Girls Sweet Victorian Baby

   Hi and welcome to visitors and my followers!
   Today was an actual a craft day for me. I am trying to make a bracelet out of baby shell buttons. Shell buttons that still have their luster are like pearls to me. The itty bitty baby ones are beyond cute. I have tried to polish older ones with baby oil. It works except for really old and scratch ones. In the future I'd like to decorate a purse and a throw pillow. When I visit other blogs it amazes me at how prolific some of you crafty creative ones are!
    Looking into files for something fun to post resulted in this potpourri.

                                             Just had to post this little baby picture. How sweet.
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  A few fashion plates from the 1920's. What any flapper would love.
from an old magazine
A entry wouldn't be complete without at least one photograph.
These pretty pictures are  from my reference file for making period clothing.
Lady like activities for young ladies..
This is just a quick post. Hope you are are finding time for creating lots of fun and beautiful things. Much love, Louise

Friday, December 3, 2010

The Turn-into's Childrens book from 1920 with the best illustrations!

Another day, another scan! These illustrations are from a 1920 children's book "the Turn-into's". The illustrations  have a youthful Art Deco feel and are so charming. This time my book did not fall apart! Lots of flowers, a quaint little girl and all kinds of bugs that you may come across in a garden. I just love children's books and readers. They have the best illustrations.  Enjoy and thank you so much for visiting and your kind comments,Louise