Sweet Ladies

I hope you are enjoying these images from Ladies Home Journal May 1900. Hopefully you are gathering them all for an exciting project or journal page.

A quick card I made this afternoon. I love Fridays. We get off of work at 3pm. I colored this image with Copic markers. The face I painted with Acrylic paint and colored the lips with Copics. The lace is vintage.

 

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Two Gorgeous Cards By Two Designers

This week I had an awesome surprise from two of my past guest designers.  Below are two beautiful cards they made using images from Digital Two for Tuesday.

The first one is a card designed by Leslie Miller using one of the flower images I posted a last week.  She is so talented I almost did not recognize the image.   I love the colors and how she stitched around the edges of the card.  You can see a more detailed description of Leslie's card on her blog Running With Scissors.

The second card is by the creative Sherry Hickey.  The image Sherry used was one I posted awhile ago from an old Juggler magazine.  Again, I did a double take and thought this card is so amazing.  This can't be one the images I posted.  I love how she colored the car and paper pieced the frame.  You can read all about how Sherry made this card on her blog Bits of Cheer.

More Woman in Hats

Two more of these amazing images from Ladies Home Journal May 1900.

 

 

I did an image transfer on to this page in my journal using Golden's Gel Medium.

 

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Woman in Hats

These illustrations are from a May 1900 Ladies Home Journal.  I have cleaned them up and made them black and white to use as digital stamps.  Their hats are marvelous.

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I thought I would take a break from posting flower images and post some beautiful drawings of woman from a May 1900 Ladies Home Journal.  There are several dozen of these drawings in this magazine, so I will be posting them over the next few days.

Veiled Women

Below are two beautiful images from a May 1900 Ladies Home Journal.  I love the fashions of this time.

Day 4 Flower Designs

Day 4 from the Jane Snead booklet.

Day 3 Flower Designs

Day 3 of the Flower Designs from the Jane Snead booklet.

Day 2 Flower Designs

Day 2 of the Flower Designs by Jane Snead.

Flower Designs

 You all seem to be enjoying these images from the Flower Design book by Jane Snead so I will be posting more all weekend.  Be sure to stop back or subscribe to my feed.  There is a link in the side bar.

Fairytale Flowers

Here are two more flower images from the 1936 Pitter Patter book.

Take Time To Smell the Flowers

Both of these images are from a 1936 Pitter Patter Book.

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The weather has been so erratic here this spring.  One day it is 40 degrees and the next it is 86.   Finally this week the flowers are blooming everywhere.  I even saw a few dogwood blossoms peeking out from one corner of our yard.

Since flowers are growing everywhere I thought I would share two flower images.  Both of the images today are from a Child's Garden of Verses book from 1930.

1882 Needlework Patterns

All three of these images are needlework patterns from 1882.

Two Needlework Patterns from 1882

Vintage Accessories

I am having so much fun posting images from an 1882 bound book of Harper's Bazar magazines over at Clearly Vintage that I had to share a few over here.  Be sure to check Clearly Vintage for more of these great images.

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Both of these images are from a December 1892 Revue De La Mode magazine. It definitely was a finer time.

Fashion

Today I have two more beautiful women from Fashions magazine.  This artist is amazing.

Two Lovely Woman

I love these hand drawn images.  They are from a March 1900 Fashions magazine.  I had never heard of this magazine.  It was published by England Brothers in Pittsfield, MA.

Two More for Mother

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Today, I have two images from a book of embroidery patterns by Jane Snead called Flower Designs.  They will may spectacular Mother's Day cards.  I can't wait to see what you create.

Two for Mother's Day

Both of these images are from a May 1893 Ladies Home Journal ad for Cuticura.