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One of those pictures made by hammering nails onto a board (usually covered in hessian) with string/cotton sort of wound around the nails ?
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My Mum used to grow everlasting flowers in the garden, pick and dry them and make pictures out of them. All shades of brown.

Are you sure you want to go that authentic?

Oh I do know what you mean! Bloody great idea, thanks. Like this?

Any others?

Sarah Moon photographs/pictures. Where the height of interior fashion in the 70s.

Like this owl too.

And dried flowers... might draw the line at certain levels of authenticity

I remember seeing lots of these pictures around. I think they were prints from Athena which was poster shop .

Oh and this was a big favourite .

We had one of those string art things as well as a sunburst style mirror.

You need an l.s. Lowry matchstick men print on the walls

My mums still got the macramé pot holder I made for her in her porch

Sunburst mirror, awesome idea - and I've always really liked the Mucha prints, not so sure about tennis bum girl or Lowry.

Tretchikov and Lynch prints, groovy

This totally takes me back to friend's houses as a little girl

*Tretchikoff

I love Mr and Mrs Clark and Percy by David Hockney

This swan painting was big then.

Ahh she's lovely lessons. I've got Miss Wong by Tretchikoff in my living room and I love her, she's really calm and serene looking, I always say she's the funky version of the Mona Lisa. I really love 60's and 70's kitsch prints.

And Chinese Girl of course.

Wings of Love by Stephen Pearson is pretty iconic.

I have no idea what's happening in the swan pic but I bet it's got something to do with psychedelic drugs

Bum, massive x-post.

These are brilliant. Thanks everyone! My Pinterest is filling up with lots of great ideas

those mawkish peirot pics, though that may be early 80s

my sister had a 'your country needs you' sign in the bedroom in the 70s

osmond pics

i think you could get wings of love off the freemans catalogue for �1.99 per month for 24 months

And Pierrot for kid's bedrooms.

It's funny - I really didn't like the Pierrot at the time, and it's still definitely not my taste, but my feelings about it have mellowed a lot over time. Still not having one of the creepy things in the house though