This image is from an ad in an 1880’s magazine. The ad was for a crochet thread and featured this really cute Doily looking Rose! I’ve included the original black and white version at the bottom. This one makes a great Photoshop Brush. After making it into a brush, I made the pink and blue versions that you see here. So pretty!!
Thank you so much Karen! Love these colors. I am having a giveaway over at the Junction! I am using an image I believe I got from you. Come on over! xoxo Diane
Hi Karen My new blog is up and running now. Hope to start a new post on the Cabinet of Curiosities shortly – it’s just getting its final coats of lacquer at the moment, & I’ve managed to locate some tiny drawer handles! My blog is http://yale-design.blogspot.com/ and I’ve put a brag Monday link on it. Just pondering my next project. Jay
Anonymoussays
Karen, Thank you so much for all your wonderful gifts. Could you tell me how to convert the black and white pictures into PNG files, with transparent backgrounds, in Photo Shop Elements? I would love to use these in digita scrapbooking. Thank you so much.
Very cool looking. I’m not sure if I like the B&W or the re-colored versions the most. I need to go figure out how to make a brush from an image. Is it hard? Guess I will find out! Thanks for the inspiration (and the images, of course)!
Sueansays
Where might I get the pattern for the crochet doily rose. I would love to make one for my twin sister.
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genzoddy says
Love this! Thanks for all the colors! karen
cristinoel says
Now, why didn’t i think of that. Pretty neat!
charles says
hi karen excellent desing and very good colors. are single table with old lace a relic of collection
maleahbliss says
Man I wish they had the pattern available for that doily! It’s awesome! I want to make it.
Kathy Martin says
Great doily image! THANKS! ๐
Colorin Colorado... says
Thank you Karen! I was looking for some doilies…you always seem to know what I need!!!!
plaisanter says
You are so creative & thoughful! xxx Nancy
Karen- The Graphics Fairy says
Awesome! I’m glad you all are pleased with it!!
Maleahbliss, if I could crochet, I would want to make this too!!
peggy gatto says
Thanks for the brush suggestion!!!
becca says
these might be my faves! I dont do much with your graphics, I just like collecting them. ๐
Alan @ sticviews says
These graphics look great, I could think of a million ways and places to place and use them!
Diane says
Thank you so much Karen! Love these colors. I am having a giveaway over at the Junction! I am using an image I believe I got from you. Come on over!
xoxo
Diane
Yale Design says
Hi Karen
My new blog is up and running now. Hope to start a new post on the Cabinet of Curiosities shortly – it’s just getting its final coats of lacquer at the moment, & I’ve managed to locate some tiny drawer handles! My blog is http://yale-design.blogspot.com/ and I’ve put a brag Monday link on it. Just pondering my next project.
Jay
Anonymous says
Karen, Thank you so much for all your wonderful gifts. Could you tell me how to convert the black and white pictures into PNG files, with transparent backgrounds, in Photo Shop Elements? I would love to use these in digita scrapbooking.
Thank you so much.
linnie-818 says
Very cool looking. I’m not sure if I like the B&W or the re-colored versions the most. I need to go figure out how to make a brush from an image. Is it hard? Guess I will find out! Thanks for the inspiration (and the images, of course)!
Suean says
Where might I get the pattern for the crochet doily rose. I would love to make one for my twin sister.