When I saw this image on Art Creations Friday I immediately converted her into black and white to see what she looked like - I think I prefer her like this. I then thought she needed an amusing caption.
All my grandmother's sisters were called by nicknames such as Ruby or Chick. In fact I don't know their real names - so I imagine this lady to be called 'Button'. Isn't it funny how what you wear can influence your art work - I realised I'm wearing a cardigan decorated with buttons!
The faux buttons are punched from dyed pelmet vilene.
---Stamps: Paper Artsy Buttons 4; Time to Stamp Vintage Sewing
Inks: DI Aged Mahogany, Scattered Straw and Tattered Rose; Black Pen
Extras: Pelmet Vilene; Dymo Labeller; Black paper
20 comments:
Beautiful card !!!
Amazing, Ros. Love what you did wiwth the photo -- as well as your background and the sentiment!
love her like this Ros!!
and "button" sounds good to me!
Great job of converting her to a stamp! She has so much character, she takes it with her in any format, doesn't she? Good work!
beautiful card!
She's great in black and white on that fabulous background, Ros.
I love the name of Button!! Great what you've done with the image
Love how you used the image!
Lovely Ros... not got to mine yet, but I recognise the patterns here!!! LOL
Frankie
xx
Brilliant Ros. Doesn't she look fed-up, poor dear. Love the background.
Lesley
Oh, so funny! I'm still thinking what I'm going to do with this ancient one!
Looks great!
You did the best thing possible with this image (in my opinion anyway) - make a stamp with it! Very creative!
Love what you did with this photo! It looks like a stamp.
Fab :o)
Great work Ros..She does look good..
Beautiful card!
Wonderful! Love the black and white with that pink.
this is fun , great quote
Beautiful!
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