Showing posts with label cupid. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cupid. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 11, 2014

vintage Valentine Song Sheets

publication date 1917

Happy Valentine's Day

vintage Song Sheet graphics
to make your own Valentines -

c.1922

c.1921

c.1899

c.1921

c.1921

c.1921

c.1920

c.1922

c.1905

c.1920

c.1917

c. 18--

c.1922

c.1921

c.1923


c.1923


Have fun!

inkspired
www.inkspired.etsy.com
www.collagepaperpainting.etsy.com
www.inkspiredmusings.blogspot.com
and on pinterest:  kkloberdans




Monday, February 4, 2013

Vintage Valentine Pretties, quotes and humor


"What a wonderful thing is the mail,
capable of conveying across continents
a warm human hand-clasp!"

- author unknown

Vintage Valentines are so fun!
Let's share a few today...


I have several vintage Valentines with no credits.
Some of my sources have been:

www.collectibles.about.com
and
www.vintageholidaycrafts.com

I also have found some great ones at
Lisa Vollrath's site.

I encourage you to browse these sites, and have fun!



I think many of the verses on these vintage Valentines are so wonderful!

www.collectibles.about.com


Now, let's look at some vintage 1940's Valentines, that are also
paper dolls!
Remember, World War II was during this time...

found on www.etsy.com

found on www.seawaterteacompany.blogspot.com

found on www.printable-icio-ru


"All that matters
is what we do
for each other."

- Lewis Carroll, author


Let's take a look at some vintage song sheet graphics next -
courtesy of the Indiana University Music Libraries.
You can go straight to their site using my link to the right of this blog!

copyright 1896

c. 1914

c.1909

I'd like to finish up today with one of my all-time favorite vintage photos.
Why? you ask?
Because it always makes me laugh!
I can envision an ambitious photographer,
getting his models just right,
arranging hair and clothes and props.

I haven't decided yet if it is a mother and her child,
or if they are both just models.
Now, take a look at the Cupid's face!
Loving?
Cherubic?
Symbol of Love?

Nope!
(giggle)
This kid looks very put out!
Probably hates the ridiculous costume,
and having to make over a girl (really!)
and then having to stand still,
and have a photo taken 
again and again...
Oh, it just makes me laugh!



tee-hee

Have a fun day!

inkspired
www.inkspired.etsy.com
www.collagepaperpainting.etsy.com

and pinterest too! - kkloberdans

Sunday, June 12, 2011

Roses for my sweetheart

  Good Day!

c.1909

"Write it on your heart
that every day
is the best day
in the year."

- Ralph Waldo Emerson

c.1911


"We cannot change yesterday, that is clear.
Or begin tomorrow until it is here;
So all that is left for you and for me,
Is to make today as sweet as can be.

- Emma C. Doud


c.1911

vintage illustration


"There is no remedy for love
but to love more."

-Henry David Thoreau


vintage illustration


c.1911


Some pretty dresses with roses
to print, cut out and play dress up with:




courtesy Liana's blog



"A kiss is a lovely trick
designed by nature to stop speech
when words become superfluous."

- Ingrid Bergman


c.1913


This rose is designed to cut out,
using scherensnitte techniques - 
a small pair of scissors or an X-acto type knife.
Make sure to cut only the open areas.
When you are finished you can mount it onto colored paper,
and it will be just lovely framed!

a ooak recycled bottlecap magnet, by inkspired



"You don't love someone because they're beautiful-
They're beautiful because you love them."

- anonymous


That's all for today.
Have a wonderful day, and a special tomorrow.

inkspired