Inspiring Images
This amazing silhouette is a vintage napkin holder.
The diagonally folded napkins make up her skirt.
I am inspired to create one of these myself--perhaps with cut tin.
If I really want to be ambitious, I can use a jewelry saw and thin silver.
I haven't decided yet how to approach this.
I could even try an encaustic technique, or a paper mache.
I just think this is worth investigating.
This reminds me of the Art Doll Hat I made recently.
See more hats here.
This lovely item belongs to a woman in Norway who goes by the name Happy Meat.
Click on the image to go to her Flickr page of photos,
or find her blog here.
The diagonally folded napkins make up her skirt.
I am inspired to create one of these myself--perhaps with cut tin.
If I really want to be ambitious, I can use a jewelry saw and thin silver.
I haven't decided yet how to approach this.
I could even try an encaustic technique, or a paper mache.
I just think this is worth investigating.
This reminds me of the Art Doll Hat I made recently.
See more hats here.
This lovely item belongs to a woman in Norway who goes by the name Happy Meat.
Click on the image to go to her Flickr page of photos,
or find her blog here.
Labels: inspiration from others
3 Comments:
I love this! I'll be hunting eBay to find something similar.
That is just gorgeous! I have an unusual napkin holder too - quite different from that, but unique in its own way. I'll take a photo one day and email it to you, Barb.
How funny! Amazing what people will think up. Love that napkin holder :)
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