Showing posts with label vintage greeting cards. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vintage greeting cards. Show all posts

Saturday, April 3, 2021

An Easter celebration

 Welcome

So glad you stopped by!

All kaleidoscopes by inkspired and KaleidoCam 

Vintage greeting card



Today I want to share with you 

some Easter images I have collected.

Enjoy!









Vintage greeting card




By German artist Sulamith Wulfing











My wish for you is to have a peace-filled Easter
Surrounded in God’s love for you
and the knowledge that you are valued.

Happy, blessed Easter!

‘Til next time,

inkspired

Sunday, December 8, 2019

Angels rejoice through the ages

Welcome!



A wreath made with all hand cut recycled greeting cards
By inkspired 

Today I have been looking at some beautiful
Vintage nativity scenes,
especially ones with angels.

A French 1893 nativity illustration

Through the ages artists have painted angels very differently.
How fascinating!
👼
Here is another nativity with angels -
I’m guessing it is from the 1970’s.

(Unknown artist)

This next one looks older -


Unknown artist


The next nativity is what I call classic European.
Baby Jesus is blonde and white,
His parents are often blonde and white also.
The angels are child-like with rosy cheeks
and blonde curls.


Vintage Christmas card

Here are a few more:


Artist Eve Rockwell


Artist H. Thiel 


 Unknown artist


Angels come in as many shapes, colors and forms 
as we can imagine.

How about we make some of our own?

A simple accordion folded paper angel.


A simple cut paper angel that you form into a cone.

A folded page book angel, with embellishments.

I found angels made from all sorts of things,
such as shells, ribbon and macaroni!


Found these on Pinterest from a craft article.

 From Sea Things Ventura


Ribbon and bead angels
From AlaskaCrochet.com


 Found on Pinterest

Found on Pinterest, but I believe it is from a shop on Etsy.com

Try out your own style and make a few angels
to give away or decorate with.
Have fun!

‘Til next time,
inkspired

Truth (from experience, usually before 10 am)
Some things are best left to do
After Coffee.
Such as putting on makeup,
Tying shoes,
Or writing out bills...

Artist unknown
I do love the more accurate depiction of an older Joseph however.
❤️