Showing posts with label Simply Neutrals #30. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Simply Neutrals #30. Show all posts

Monday, 22 January 2018

Simply Neutrals #30 Vintage Lace, Lino and Rusty Iron



Hello Friends,

One of the sweet things I up-cycled last year was this old lamp. It was just plain boring cream, but a gorgeous shape. I hunted for special lace doilies, ribbons and jewellery to decorate it.


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My blog was looking drab to me, so I did a bit of an overhaul. I wanted to use my own images for it. On a trip to Braidwood I discovered some vintage wallpaper on the floor of an (you guessed it!) antique shop. The shop is called Born Vintage, and here is a Google maps photo of it., though the pic is messed up by movement. It's the old Maternity Hospital. 





I spent some time gathering images of it (with permission, of course!), as well as gathering a few little treasures. (More about those another time...) The lino image was combined with some images of my vintage laces and an old iron fence using layers in Photoshop Elements. I LOVE textures!! 


Lino by Jesse Rowan



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Jesse Rowan



Lace by Jesse rowan



Lace by Jesse Rowan


Lino by Jesse Rowan

A single motif...
Lino motif by Jesse Rowan
The motif on a vintage envelope which I found in a Google search...now I can't even find it again myself!!! OOPS! 

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A different lino from another room in the same shop... to be used later.

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A section of the blog background...

collage by Jesse rowan

I'm joining Wen's Simply Neutrals party at her blog: 

Why don't you pop across to see all the drool-worthy neutral artworks, collectibles and photo art on display? You may like to share some too...   See you next time,

Jesse