I thought I'd give you one more chance to sign up and closer photos of the Victorian gifts for the drawing on November 1st.
The cute little shade is from Aunt May's Cottage and is ivory lined in white.
I didn't want anyone to think that you had to have MY ancestors, so I've chosen one of my favorite graphics of a sweet young lady in a pale pink dress for the soft gold 5 X 7 Victorian frame.
It was a very big deal to have your photo taken back then and many folks were lucky to have had one sitting in their entire lifetime. After the turn of the century, photography was not such a science and there were more opportunities for photo shoots as cameras became easier (and safer) to use.
The Victorian ladies loved to craft something wonderful out of every photo that they could get their hands on, so I've included a Shadow Box frame.
This particular shadowbox is not very deep, but there is enough room for a small painting, a little golden gimp braid around the edge and a piece of red velvet to duplicate the shawl worn by the regal looking lady in the painting. Note the small piece of vintage jewelry also inside the frame. The winner can, of course, remove all of these visuals inside the frames and substitute their ancestors instead.
More on Victorian decorating in the next post......
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4 comments:
Ooooh, they're both beautiful, sugar! Yes, I could find something elegant to put in them for sure.
xoxo,
Connie
So pretty, the prints are perfect for those frames.
How beautiful!!! I think it is pretty just the way it is:).
Blessings,
Kim
Hi Bertie, What gorgeous frames and prints. You always have such great information to learn.
Thank you for sharing.
I am simply loving my pumpkin from you. Thank you so very much.
Hugs to you sweetie, Celestina Marie
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