




Now this is a closer look at my latest collage that Ulla had already spotted in the background of another blogphoto. I've made this rose collage for a swap, it was a pleasure doing it and it has found it's place in England now, at Kristy's lovely Edwardian style home over at http://www.vintagepleasure.typepad.com/. I'm so relieved that you like it Kristy and I'm sorry for the grinning posty waking you up so early on a saturday morning! I'm the more looking forward to get your parcel with the beautiful Edwardian shoe! Yes swaps are so much fun!
And this is a collage that I made some weeks ago, but last week I've (using a modern word here) pimped it up:
Then as sometimes I just can't get enough I 've filled another glass jar with quail eggs
Thank you so much dear Maggie it was a real joy to get this! xxx
And Maria yes you're right, I collect all the gorgeous cards/letters etc. I' ve got and hopefully will still get this year in this pretty book:
The delightful handmade card that you've send me for my birthday in January is also already pasted into it. See:
Thank you so much Wendy (Fairycakegirl) for the lovely surprise which I received yesterday! The heart and the card are beautiful and I also wanna thank my friend Maria from Finland for her gorgeous handmade Valentines card that I've got on Friday and Nicole from Germany for the divine round vintage tag that I've also got yesterday! I've never ever got something for St. Valentines before (it's not such a big tradition over here) so I enjoyed this even more! Thank you xxx
See the hat of the lady in the middle? Isn't that a crazy thing, just imagine running around with a hat like that.
Well then yesterday I've visited an art exhibition in Bremen's hall of art whith the title "Monet et Camille"
and now this fashion is fascinating me even more, there are paintings from Monet where he's painted his wife Camille and paintings of other famous impressionists like Manet, Renoir and Carolus Duran and their muses or just ladies they've painted in order for rich people. And the common theme was the fashion and especially the wonderful robes. I just could'nt help myself buying me a paper doll that I now can dress in different robes. She's my modell, see:
Don't you think she's beautiful?
Here it is finished, but still wet from the acylic medium.