Friends, Jazz, Parties...
The Roaring 20's were all about fun
well at least for some.
For my Roaring 20's tag
I decided to memorialize
the Flapper Friendship,
for these girls were always together!
I used some paper from K and Company that reminded me
of Art Deco designs from this period. I then used this lovely illustration of Flapper girls heading out to dance which I got from the cover of a Parisian magazine from the 20's. I put this quote: "So we beat, on boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past" from The Great Gatsby by F.Scott Fitzgerald. And then topped it all off with some fibers that are a dark blue with some sparkly dark green mixed in.
Amy The Crafty Book Nerd
Really fab! The girls remind me of the movie "Some Like It Hot".
ReplyDeleteSweet! I can picture these ladies strolling down the streets of Chicago on their way to a jazz club.
ReplyDeleteGirls off to have fun!!! I love it.
ReplyDeleteGreat tag Amy! Valerie
ReplyDeleteWonderful background and images. A really fun tag
ReplyDeleteChrissie
Girls just wanna have fun! I want to go out with them. This is fun.
ReplyDeleteI'm amazed at all the variety for the flapper girls, this tag is brilliant! X
ReplyDeleteLove your tag! The background paper and images are just perfect!
ReplyDeleteFabulous tag, The images are Gorgeous...Love it! Hugs May x x x
ReplyDeleteGreat image - they really look like they are off to have a ball! Wonderfully evocative tag. Carolyn xx
ReplyDeleteWonderful images! They really do look like they're ready to 'Put on the Ritz' :0)
ReplyDeleteLove the ladies. Us "Gal" always need to stick together!!
ReplyDeleteHappy crafting
Tracie
Thank you all for all the wonderful comments!
ReplyDeleteAmy The Crafty Book Nerd
I like that vintage image. Blessings!
ReplyDeleteFabulous images, great tag.
ReplyDeleteWOW AMY ! Your work still amazes Me :)
ReplyDeleteI like how you brought this to life with the text.
ReplyDeleteSue xxx
Love the picture of the flapper girls and the use of text on your tag.
ReplyDeleteI loved the film "Thoroughly Modern Millie" and this is reminiscent of the fun in that film.
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