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*throws some patterns in your face* These will all be lanyards and probably gold foil washi tape as well. Pattern inspiration from top to bottom: Ukrainian egg dying, Chinese blue porcelain, Japanese kimono motifs, the locked tomb, Norwegian rosemaling
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Gerhard Munthe (Norwegian, 1849-1929), Interiors from Leveld, the Living Room, the Entrance Hall, A Corner of the Dining Room, 1902, pencil, watercolor, and gouache.
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The lace design is heavily inspired by a regional style of traditional Norwegian rosemaling native to where I grew up.
Embroidered, functional blank notebook! The thread was custom-dyed as well. This was my first embroidery and bookbinding project when I decided to learn them during COVID.
Small wall cabinet with polychrome rosemaling and lower drawer, from Forsa, Hälsingland, Sweden; attributed to Jöns Månsson (1769-1847), Böle, Forsa. Marked LOS 1810.
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For the past few centuries, immigrants have brought with them their knowledge of European folk art painting to decorate furniture, walls, and accessories for various types. This particular type of decoration, called rosemaling, evolved in Scandinavia during the early part of the eighteenth century and is, perhaps, the most exuberant of all forms of folk art.
The Good Housekeeping Complete Guide to Traditional American Decorating, 1982
GUYS! I lost these gloves a year ago and have been disproportionally sad about it ever since. They’re stretch polyester velvet so the fabric isn’t fancy but I’m in love with the rosemaled embroidery. I actually reblogged all that rosemaling yesterday because I was missing these.
I bought them 12 yrs ago in a thrift store so there was no way I could replace them. I’ve tried to find them online to no avail.
This morning husband found them in his coat pocket!!!!! We are reunited!!!
I’m so so excited and I’m posting a pic of them so if I ever lose them again I know what the rosemaling looked like so I can recreate them.
Traditional Norwegian art known as "Rosemaling"
This is the traditional art form known as Rosemaling. Norwegians cover their walls, roof, furniture and small items such as spoons with this art:)
