Showing posts with label Bookmark. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bookmark. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 3, 2014

A Sentimental Journey


"Winter, a lingering
season, is a time to gather
golden moments, embark
upon a sentimental journey,
and enjoy every idle hour."

~ John Boswell ~

 

This is a c. 1902 postcard that I altered
from black & white to sepia tone and pastels.
I just love her expression.  Below is a printable
sheet of tags or bookmarks for you ~ enjoy!



"By recollecting the
pleasures I have had formerly,
I renew them, I enjoy them
a second time, while I laugh at
the remembrance of troubles
now passed, and which
I no longer feel."


~ Giacomo Casanova ~


Where would a sentimental
journey lead you today?

Thank you for stopping by!

Wednesday, July 31, 2013

Eternal Summer ~ Daisies


"There shall be
eternal summer in
the grateful heart."

~ Celia Thaxter ~


Yellow daisy tag


Printable daisy tags, bookmark, journal card


Facebook cover photo



Printable stationery ~ vintage wooden chalkboard frame


Printable journal cards or labels with
vintage wooden chalkboard frame


Thanks to those of you who asked
about me... just took a summer break

Here are the free graphics & font

sources used in my artwork:

*TuckDB*
Yellow daisies
Art Deco birthday postcard

*Flickr*
Cracked grunge texture

*Shadowhouse Creations*
Softly aged sepia texture

*Lilac & Lavender*
"Antiqued" lined paper

*dafont.com*
Jugend WF

*Font Squirrel*
CAC Champagne


Note... the wooden frame
is my original scanned image
of a child's chalkboard

Thanks so much for stopping by!

Monday, April 1, 2013

Easter Lilies

"Let the resurrection joy

lift us from loneliness

and weakness and despair

to strength and beauty

and happiness."


~ Floyd W. Tomkins ~



Verses John 20:15-18 were used

as the background for these Easter lilies.

Here are the other free font & graphics
sources
used in my artwork:



*Vintage Images*
Easter lily

*Altered Bits*
Grungy texture

*DaFont.com*
Bergamot Ornaments

*Font Squirrel*
CAC Champagne

"And He departed from our sight
that we might return to our heart,
and there find Him. For He departed,
and behold, He is here."

~ St. Augustine ~

Thursday, December 20, 2012

Alight with laughter ~ Heart's ease

"For pansies are,
I think, the little gleams
of children's visions from
a world of dreams. Jewels
of innocence and joy and
mirth, alight with laughter
as they fall to earth."







The pansy image featured
in this notecard & bookmark
set, was from the book Heart's
ease, published in 1909.

Definition of
heart's ease:
1. peace of mind
2. the pansy or other plant
of the genus Viola...

In Victorian times, pansies meant
thoughts or remembrance.  If you
received a bouquet of pansies,
someone was thinking of you.


Here are the sources for
free graphics used in my artwork:


*The Old Design Shop*
Pretty cluster of pansies

*From Old Books*
Octagonal border with starbursts

*Kim Klassen Cafe*
Lola texture

*TuckDB Postcards*
Art Deco birthday postcard


Make sure to let someone special
know you were thinking of them
today! Thanks for stopping by!!

Tuesday, July 24, 2012

Sweet Wild Roses

"The wild rose-briar
is sweet in spring,
Its summer blossoms
scent the air."

~ Emily Dickinson ~





Here are the free graphics
& sources for my artwork:

*Golden Egg Vintage*

*Percy & Bloom*

*Vintage Ephemera*


"I will be the gladdest thing
under the sun! I will touch a
hundred flowers and not pick one."
 
~ Edna St. Vincent Millay ~ 

Tuesday, June 19, 2012

Romantic Red Roses

O my Luve’s like a red, red rose,
That’s newly sprung in June;
O my Luve’s like the melodie
That’s sweetly play’d in tune.

~ Robert Burns ~


Realized this morning that I hadn't
done anything with deep red roses.
Offering stationery and a pretty tag.


Here are the sources & free
graphics used in my artwork:

*Vintage Images*
Red rose (broken link: 1/2026)
Red rose with bud (broken link: 1/2026)

*Just Something I Made*
1891 book cover (broken link: 1/2026)

*Shadowhouse Creations*
Softly aged sepia (blog not found 1/2026)

*Vintage Ephemera*