Our Lunagirl Moonbeams blog challenge #15 is RETRO GALS!
Have fun with images of retro women and girls, 1950s housewives, vintage cooks, retro moms, even pin up girls -- all ladies of the 30s, 40s, 50s, even 60s and 70s. Somehow this fits with Thanksgiving for me -- domestic goddesses and kitchen divas!
You'll find some here, along with other retro style ephemera:
http://lunagirl.com/collections/digital-collage-sheets-retro-40s-50s
Don't miss the samples from the Moonbeams Design Team, for your inspiration!
GUIDELINES:
This challenge (#15) will end at Noon (Central Time) on December 1 (can't believe it's almost December!).
The winner will be
selected randomly to
win a $10 discount coupon for Lunagirl.com!
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| Don your sweater set and pearls and get cookin'! |
Any craft or medium is OK,
No more than 3 entries from one person in each challenge,
Vintage style is encouraged but not required, and
Please link to my blog and Lunagirl.com on your site if you have one.
Of course I love if you use at least one Lunagirl product, and I hope you'll go take a look at my collection... but that's not a requirement! Most important is have fun, get creative, enjoy vintage.
LUNAGIRL MOONBEAMS DESIGN TEAM
Find out more about the Moonbeams DT and visit their blogs! And here are some of their "Retro Gals"!
Mandy Chilvers starts us off right with two ATCs she has created with
flirty pin up girls! Oh my, what would the housewife in the sweater set and pearls say about this? You never know! We all have our sassy side, don't we?
And here is a rather nervous (excited?) looking pie baker by
Michele Storms!
We're off to a good start with our Retro Gals!
From Petra Berendsen, I love these three cards below! Humor is essential this busy time of year!
Petra writes:
"For the current challenge I created three mini cards with images from the Retro Housewives collage sheet. I kept it very easy adding some background from an old calendar and a housewife quote I found on the web to each one of them."
Here is another Retro card from Vicki Romaine!
"The
Lunagirl image is placed on a retro-looking piece of designer paper.
The cards from the past were fairly plain and simple. However, I used a
bow to accent my card"
