Today’s graphics are some beautiful
fashion plates from a 1956 magazine. I
love the dresses the magazine is full of ideas and patterns to do the dresses. I am thinking of creating some digital scraps
with them.
Decoupage them in your toiletries
or cosmetic projects or use them in any sort of ladies’ related projects.
For
Inspirations, Ideas & Tutorials on how to use Vintage Graphics don’t forget
to visit our Vintage Inspired Decor Blog: Boulevard de L’antique. We feature new projects every week.
Enjoy creating & crafting,
Erika
Are you aware that you are probably violating the copyright of the magazine you took the illustrations from? Did you ask the magazine for permission to reproduce the illustrations on your blog? You'd better check that out!
ReplyDeleteHi Erika....I was born in 1950 and I see the pattern for the little blue dress that my mom made me in first grade. It truly is the same pattern.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
Smiles,
Carolynn
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