Hello friends
Hope you are good!
Brrrr hasn't the weather has turned.....yuk!
I think its time to dig out those thermals!!
Just a quickie post to share some Shabby/vintage
(plus a little give away ........ more about that at the end of the post)
I recently came across this vintage postcard
and I fell in love with the image...
I'm so fascinated by the story behind old postcards and photos
who they are, where they are from......
On the post mark
Its dated October 14th 1908 and is called
"Uncle Ned's child studies" (series 2)
it was addressed to a Lily from A William Thorpe....
I started by taking a page out of my favourite Dylusions journal
I used lots of gesso, brown paper and old text pages......
Remnant Rub-ons, Industrial stickers and vintage lace from my own stash
I used lots of Idea-ology, tissue tape, along with lots of stitching
I thought I would add the post date to the front of the photo
The pencil writing is original........
I mounted the page onto some board which was covered in brown paper and distressed using Walnut stain distress ink
I added the "enjoy the journey" as the little guy looks like he is doing just that!
I hope you like the image as much as I do......
thanks for popping by!
So who would like a little give away??
I have a Ranger Apron to give away to one lucky person
All you need to do is to leave a comment.......
good luck!
Winner will be announced on my next post!
GIVEAWAY IS NOW CLOSED!
have a great week
Kaz
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ReplyDeleteYou don't have to include me in the giveaway Kaz (I have two Timmy aprons) so sweet of you to do the giveaway though.
ReplyDeleteAnother Awesome work of art Kaz!! TFS
What a stunning piece this is!! So many layers and textures - gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteI would love to win a Ranger apron and I'm not proud to admit it!
Simply gorgeous - all those amazing elements combined to perfection. I could look at this for hours... Thank you for the offer of the apron but, like Scrapthat, I've got a TH one, so no need to put me in the draw.
ReplyDeleteAlison x
This is so wonderful Kaz :-) what a find and it's perfect on this fab journal page. Love the layout great textures. Great giveaway
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Annie x
Your vintage photo is wonderful. I love all of the layers, idea-ology and stitching. Really fun, vintage page.
ReplyDeleteThe soft, neutral colors you used are perfect. Thanks for sharing your work AND for the give-away!
Hiya kaz this is amazing I would love your imagination I love what you do so inspiring xx
ReplyDeleteThat's fabulous Kaz! X
ReplyDeleteAs always a fantastic piece if art !
ReplyDeleteOoh wonderful layers :-)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous vintage piece of art Kaz, love the postcard combined with all the layered elements and vintage lace. Gorgeous tactile piece. I would love to wear a Ranger apron to protect my PJ's that I wear all day crafting lol. Tracy x x
ReplyDeleteGreat make, I love old photo's and love to make up a story to fit the photo, you've done them proud. Great giveaway thanks for the chance.
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Amanda x
love it cannot wait to see you at harrogate on saturday and learn new stuff me dear! jackie
ReplyDeleteI love everything you create! Thanks for the chance to win :)
ReplyDeleteHi Kaz. What a fabulous creation, made all the more interesting by the story behind it. Love it. I would love to have Ranger apron as I love all the ranger products. Thank you for the chance to win . Hugs Rita xxx
ReplyDeleteI love this Thank you for sharing
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous!!!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely positively love it! Of course I too like all things vintage so how could you go wrong! I love the zigzag sewing under the date!
ReplyDeleteTotally love the vintage quality of this piece. The materials you've used are gorgeous and postcard is adorable.x
ReplyDeleteThis project is Fabulous, I just love all the different textures!
ReplyDeleteGreat to learn some techniques and liking your style. I'm at the beginning of my mixed media journey and enjoying the ride so far.
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Great page and super LO of all those different elements. I can totally see why you would be fascinated with that photo, it's gorgeous! The bigger of the two boys looks so happy despite his shabby clothes. Yes I would love to know the story behind both the card and why it was sent, and those lovely children....
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous and I love the details you pack into these projects a that are not only stunning but that you make look so effortless and fab! Love this! I would love the apron but as the lucky winner of your last giveaway please do not include me in this as it is only fair x hugs trace.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous as always!!! ^.^
ReplyDeleteGreat work of heART. You inspire!
ReplyDeleteGreat work of heART. You inspire!
ReplyDeleteIt's really cool how you bring these lost souls back to life. Who knows, maybe someone will recognize their grandmother or grandfather in one of these old photos. They are amazing.
ReplyDeletefabulous piece Kaz, so many wonderful details everywhere, can't stop looking at it
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OHHHH, I would so love this little apron, then I would stop ruining all my good clothes ;). Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteP.S. I love your work!
ReplyDeleteLove the old pics - could look through my grandma's photos for hours. Love what you did with it. Thanks for the opportunity.
ReplyDeleteI love that postcard. The color selection you've chosen suits the postcard so well. Thanks for posting and I always wear an apron when I craft and would love to wear the one you are giving away.
ReplyDeleteKaz, I love how you've surrounded the postcard with lots of vintage embellishments. Just love how it turned out! I'd love to add the Ranger apron to my collection - if I could be so lucky!!
ReplyDeleteI love your vintage postcard artwork! Thank you for the chance to win a Ranger apron too:)
ReplyDeleteAnother creative piece of art, so much detail, brilliant x
ReplyDeleteAnd the vintage goodness continues to stream out of the shabby little shed and that creative brain of yours! This is just fabulous, Kaz! The machine stitching on top of the layers of torn and distressed papers. Just perfection! Love the photograph and the sentiment! Even the little metal embellishments just seem to "sing" and be so content to be included in this little work of art! <3 Candy
ReplyDeleteWow, that is a truly beautiful work of art.
ReplyDeleteKaz I love what you did with this. Reminds me of a page our of a vintage family scrapbook! Thanx so much for sharing this and for the inspiration. :)
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Love your take on the image - so cute. Here in sunny Arizona it is still over 100 but really don't mind. Would like to share some of your cool.
ReplyDeletelove this layout...it is so nicely put together with all the vintage bling and lace.
ReplyDeleteThat's sweet of you. I don't need an apron but just wanted to say that your page is fabulous. What a great image to jumpstart your creativity!
ReplyDeletelove it! amazing
ReplyDeleteThis is FABULOUS - I always did love the antiquey, brownish slightly grungey vintage look, and this is the pinnacle of the art! But what do you mean "took a page OUT the journal"?? Sacrilege ...
ReplyDeleteYou have such a unique style Kaz; I just love looking at your pieces...so many little details. This is just fabulous. I love your mind!!!! (that sounds a little weird - I mean it as a compliment!) Maybe it's best to say I love how your creative spirit works. There, that's better! Thanks so much for sharing.
ReplyDeleteYou are so creative!
ReplyDeleteI love your attention to detail.
Yes the children look like they are going on a very fun journey! Wonder where they were off too? Sometimes it's the best being the smallest :)
Much love xxx
Hi Kaz - thanks for the great workshop today at AFTH. I needed an apron! You know what....I am going to get back into blogging :)
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Hi Kaz - love this project! A little different from the bright colours today at the AFTH workshop :) I promise to get more into blogging.....
ReplyDeleteNicola x
Follow your blog.... love your style...another great creation, thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI love your work!! Thanx for sharing with us out here in blog-landing! Sharon
ReplyDeleteI love love your work! Thanx for sharing with us out here in blog-landing!
ReplyDeleteAnother amazing vintage piece! LOVE your style so much Kaz! The stitching, the combination of objects, the image...all perfection! You rock girl! PINNING!
ReplyDeleteLove the vintage and industrial look. I must start using the sewing machine on things. Cheers from a rainy New Zealand. Barbara Tibbles
ReplyDeleteAmazingly Inspirational Kaz as always.........
ReplyDeleteStunning!
ReplyDeleteFabulous Page! I love the little stories that you find along the way about these old photos or postcards! It is amazing that no one wants to keep them! I am running a bit behind in my commenting, as you can see; but better late than never... right! Hugs to you and I hope you have a fabulous week!
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