Sunday, June 29, 2008

Goody's To Share Today!

Scott and I went to our favorite flea market this morning and I found a few neat things. First, a bagful of vintage embroidery patterns, none of which I have! They are odd things, most of them hand drawn or perhaps copied from commercial vintage patterns. Anyway, I thought I would share one with you:

Vintage Flowers

I also found some vintage millinery flowers, some glass buttons which the dealer tried to pass off on me as antique but thankfully, I know the difference and a sweet little vintage embroidered towel:

Vintage Embroidery

I didn't get it on the scanner straight! Anyway, I need to wash and press it. I don't know what I liked about it. I see vintage embroidered linens all the time but this just called to me. It's a bit different than what I normally see. I may not use it as a towel but rather sew it into something. I'm not sure yet. I just liked it.

I also have a few more Fractal tags to share with you. I worked these up last week:

Tag 10

Tag 11

You can print these on cardstock and use them on handmade cards or as gift tags. Add glitter to them like I do!

Click on any of the images to go to my Flickr site where you can download the large versions.

Finally for today, I'm going to put my first 3 CQ ATC's together on the cards tomorrow. I'll post a photo when I have them ready.

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posted by Pam Kellogg @ 5:22 PM   3 comments

3 Comments:

  • At 5:46 PM, Blogger Judy S. said…

    Thanks for the fun pattern, Pam. One of my recent purchases was a light box, and it's so much easier to copy patterns for stitching now.

    There's a new photo of Ginger on my blog now; I can't believe it but she's already two!

     

  • At 4:30 PM, Blogger Linda said…

    Pam I wish you would share how and what program you create your beautiful cards from.......they are gorgeous. I love the butterfly flitting amongst the marbelized papers.
    Linda B.

     

  • At 8:24 AM, Blogger Gina E. said…

    Oh Pam, you wouldn't DARE cut that beautiful embroidered tea towel up, would you? It is so sweet! We don't get anything like that in Australia; I think the Americans have the market for them. I snap them up when I see them on eBay, which isn't very often.
    PS Thanks for the XS mag - loved your designs the best as usual!

     

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