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This is the print I did today (without the lettering). I used the artwork a couple of months ago for this advert for my prints on Etsy. |
Showing posts with label 1970s. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1970s. Show all posts
Thursday, 12 September 2013
New prints!
I managed to squeeze in a new two-colour print on wallpaper this morning. Vintage wallpaper is getting hard to come by and can be very expensive, but I picked up some good stuff over the summer and have a few new designs ready to get onto screens.
Labels:
1960s,
1970s,
black,
face,
flat graphic,
girl,
green,
orange,
pageboy,
retro,
screen print,
stylised,
sunglasses,
wallpaper,
white,
woman,
yellow
Saturday, 23 February 2013
How many?
Well three and counting is fair enough, I'd say.
Labels:
1960s,
1970s,
block heel,
courts,
leather,
mid century,
mod,
pumps,
shoes,
snakeskin,
vintage
Sunday, 26 August 2012
It's been a long time...
Week in week out, I still never miss the Sunday morning flea market at Brighton Marina. Today, being a sunny day squeezed in between rainy ones, was very busy and what treasures were to be had in that last frantic sell-off before the end of summer!
Wow! What's this – "I went for dinner at Mr Chow before heading for Studio 54"? Just look at those shoulders! Black and gold silk brocade jacket with decorative topstitching, pristine condition.
Next up, had to trust my marketing companion on this one as there was no mirror on this seller's stall nor on any round about, but when I got this 1950s grey and white skirt suit home I could see she was right. It's perfect fit, made in some mysterious place where the bottom half is two sizes bigger than the top half and somehow they had my measurements thirty years before I was born.
To top it all (not literally), a free fez!
I think I need to go for a lie down now, after all that excitement.
Wow! What's this – "I went for dinner at Mr Chow before heading for Studio 54"? Just look at those shoulders! Black and gold silk brocade jacket with decorative topstitching, pristine condition.
Next up, had to trust my marketing companion on this one as there was no mirror on this seller's stall nor on any round about, but when I got this 1950s grey and white skirt suit home I could see she was right. It's perfect fit, made in some mysterious place where the bottom half is two sizes bigger than the top half and somehow they had my measurements thirty years before I was born.
To top it all (not literally), a free fez!
I think I need to go for a lie down now, after all that excitement.
Sunday, 24 October 2010
Enough for one day
I don't know whether pasting in these links will work, but let's give it a go. As usual, jewellery was my big seller at Frock Me! so I have spent all evening listing on eBay clothes I didn't sell today. Twenty minutes of free listing time left and I've had enough! Actually feel like looking at something made after 1963 for a change (don't worry I'm sure normal service will have resumed by tomorrow). Ladies' vintage frock coat opera black double-breasted |
Sunday, 5 September 2010
Every Girl Needs a Staple Gun
My first upholstery project. I will definitely be doing more of this; Julie is right: every girl needs a staple gun.
Labels:
1950s,
1970s,
50s,
70s,
furniture,
mid-century modern,
orange,
retro,
upholstery,
vintage fabric
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