More Flappers with Hats

These two images are from July 1927 Fashion Service magazine I have been posting from on Clearly Vintage.  Be sure to go to Clearly Vintage to see the originals.

Beautiful Hats

These two images are from July 1927 Fashion Service magazine I have been posting from on Clearly Vintage.  Be sure to go to Clearly Vintage to see the originals.

Smell the Flowers

Happy Thanksgiving to all my readers in the USA.  I know that I have many things to be thankful for this year, including all of you.

Woman's Institute Fashion Service Magazine Spring Summer 1922.  I am selling this on eBay this week.  So check it out.

Hats and Golf

These images are from a 1926 Notre Dame Juggler magazine.

Hat Garden

Spring is so close I can smell it!

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I just love this May 1927 addition of Fashion Service.  It has so many images to share.

I Can Never Get Enough Hats

I am just loving these hats from the Fashion Service Magazine May 1927.  They make me want to go back in time just to wear the fun fashions.  This was the era of my grandparents.  My maternal grandmother who was quite fashionable wore a flapper dress for her wedding gown.  My sister redid the dress a few years ago and wore it to a few black tie events.  It is still gorgeous and timeless.

Thoroughly Modern

This series of hats is reminding me of one of my favorite movies Thoroughly Modern Millie.  They all look so chic in their 30's attire.  I just love how campy they are in the movie.  Both are from the 1927 May Fashion Service magazine.

Hats on Parade

Well, I think we exceeded 15 comments on the last post .  So here are two more hat images.  These two are from the May 1927 Fashion Service magazine.  I have several more of these images so please let me know if you like them and I will keep them coming.  I hope a few of you will use them for cards or a project.  If you do use one please post a link in your comment so we can all see it.

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All of you loved the hats from Sunday so much that I scanned a few more.  Both of these are from the same magazine Fashion Service.  I have included the original drawing and my digital version.   Please let me know if you would like to see more of the hats.  I have a few more of the Fashion Service magazines with millinary sections.  If I get more than 15 comments I will scan and fix a few more this week.

Hats Off

A couple of more images from the 1930's Fashion Service magazine.  You can see the entire orginal page at my other site Clearly Vintage.  I have post before and after pictures so you can see how the digi's evolve.

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The digital stamps this week are from a sewing course from the 1920's.  "You too could become and excellant seamstress and hat maker."

This week's guest designer is Claudine.  She has created for us two cards with amazing flower elements. I just love her style and sense of color. 

Here is her bio in her own words.

"My name is Claudine Poch and I live in Southwestern Ohio. I have been crafting almost my whole life and making cards for the past five years. I am an avid cat lover and I often incorporate cats into my cards and ATC’s. Additionally, I enjoy many things vintage, especially items and designs from the 1950’s. I enjoy making cards with the vintage images available through the Two for Tuesday blog, and appreciate the opportunity to be the guest designer for this week.

For this first card, I used a vintage pattern paper from Graphic 45. I decided to keep the image simple by printing it out and using Tim Holtz distress ink around the edge of the image. I used a vintage-feel edge punch, and added a flower and black half pearls.

For this second card, I wanted to incorporate several vintage-looking elements. I used a vintage patterned paper from Graphic 45, a lacey edge punch, eyelet lace, and embossing on the brown panel. I printed the hat image and colored it with Copic markers. I made the satin flower by twisting ribbons and gluing them with a hot glue gun. I completed the flower arrangement by adding eyelet ribbon and a beaded stick pin. "

You can see more of Claudine's beautiful artwork on her blog http://www.cardsbyclaudine.blogspot.com/.