Carole at my DT, was working with my Peter Rabbit Clliparts,,,,so directly from her blog :Firstly I made boy and girl nursery wall hangers. I die cut the frame using Spellbinders polka dot frame die on heavy card and then die cut again with checked card and covered, inking the edges with Worn Lipstick distress ink.
I printed the Jemima Puddleduck image and cut out. The image was adhered to pink card and then given a coat of clear Mod Podge to speak. I punched two holes at the top to thread the gingham ribbon through and tied two bows. To finish I added a die cut flower, lace and buttons.
For the second hanger, I used the image of Peter Rabbit and made the frame in the same way as above.
My final project with these images is a
Tussie-Mussie or nose-gay. These posies actually date back to the 1400's and nose gays were carried for their scent..a way to make life smell better! In Elizabethan times judges carried them into court to ward off 'gaol fever' and apparently Old Bailey judges still carry out this tradition 6 times a year.
The popularity of Tussie-Mussies really swelled during Victorian times, when they were given to suitors at the beginning of courtship and that is when the art of Floriography really took off...that is to send messages in flowers, with each flower and herb having its own meaning - floral dictionaries were written, a few of the meanings are rosemary for remembrance, ivy for fidelity and basil for best wishes. Today these lovely posies are used at weddings, celebrations and for general well wishes.
I
printed some of the Beatrix Potter images from the clipart collection and cut them out. I drew a cone shape on some plain card and cut out, then folded it into a cone. I then adhered the images to the cone using Mod Podge to stick and seal.
Peter Rabbit. Tussie-Mussie or nose-gay
Detailed Views,
Peter Rabbit Cliparts aren`t avaialble on the UK due to copyright restricitons
But if you need more cliparts to create your own artwork then:
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DO YOU LIKE VICTORIAN DOLLS ?
Take a look to my new sheet,,,,,fill of unique
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Pictures included on the sheet
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