Vintage Fashion Plates

Hey All!

I'm here with the promised followup to yesterday's post and freebie: two brand new sets I just launched on my Etsy shop. these sets are both from an antique ladies' fashion magazine from 1880! Each set includes 6 gorgeous engraved illustrations that I have carefully remastered and converted into digital files. Each image is about 8" tall so they are quite large and perfect for a wide array of crafting projects from cards and invitations to collage.

 

 This set of vintage cameos showcases the millinery styles of the season. I picked these 6 out of a bunch of images because I thought they were the most lovely. The set includes 6 .png images and a set of Photoshop brushes for those of you with Photoshop. Enjoy!

Redoute Flower and freebie

Hey All!

Today I have some gorgeous new digital printables that are up on my Etsy shop as well as a teaser freebie for some upcoming sets. I just posted 3 new beautiful new Redoute images in my vintage floral illustrations section of my shop.

Each of these images is 8.5x11" at 300 dpi, perfect for framing or basically any craft project. They come as a .jpeg and a .png with a transparent background if you want to incorporate just the flower in you work. Enjoy!

 My freebie to share with you today is a teaser of some upcoming sets I'm working on. I have a ton of vintage fashion plates from the late 1800s and I've been working to restore them and convert them to .png files for you to use in your artwork! Here is a lovely lady with a face veil and parasol. I will be launching the sets in the next few days so stay tuned!

~Here's to the creative journey

Babapuff Onesie

Don't forget to enter my giveaway this week to win the Babapuff images used in this project! Read the info at the top of my blog to get the details!

Hey All!

Just dashing through with a quick and easy project using some of Babapuff Baby's darling princess images. Anyone can do this project.

I bought some printable heat transfer vinyl from an online store called Specialty Graphics Supply and have used it several times now with really great results.This stuff allows you to turn any artwork or clipart into custom clothing designs.


All I did was upload the princess image into Silhouette Studio (you could use any other layout program though) and added "princess". Then just print on your inkjet printer, cut around your image and iron it on any garment! this literally took 5 minutes.

I added some Swarovski rhinestones to the crown for a little bling. This will look super cute on my darling niece : ).

~Here's to the creative journey