Here are versions of a homemade collage printed for a new baby girl in the family. I changed the name to respect privacy.
The design can go form nursery to toddlar to grade school.
Every Mohther wants her dauhter to grow up wiht a stong, unique identity, an identity she is proud of.
The letters and fairies closely match Mary Cecily Barker (1895 – 1973) Famous Flower Faries. You can read more about her wonderful artwork below.
The Flower Faries are well-known and often produced. Created in the 1930's they are in the public domain. The Kitten s and the Dog pictures are works by Rachal Hale. The Scripture versus I created from scratch using free fonts. The wings for the dog and cat are from Deviant art .... more below.
Karalyn
Version 1
Jeanne
Version 2
Mary Cecily Barker (1895 – 1973)
Born 28 June 1855 in Croydon, C.M.Barker studied at Croydon School of Art. Her first published work was ‘Flower Fairies of the Spring’, published in 1923. A devout Anglican, C. M. Barker contributed her art to Christian fund-raising and missionary organisations. Among collectors of her work was Queen Mary. Her final collection of winter fairies was published posthumously in 1985.
More pictures like the Puppy and the Kittens are availalbe form: http://www.rachaelhale.com.
Fairy wings are from http://cocacolagirlie.deviantart.com
Cherry blossums are from FarFarHill: arfarhill.blogspot.com
