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Free Printable Download – Easter Tags

 

It’s pretty amazing that Easter is just around the corner, time seems to have been flying by fast. Well, now that we have set up our first vintage freebie download, here’s this blog’s first vintage freebie printable. The six tags are approximately, 3.5″ by 2″ and the pdf file will print out on 8 1/2″ by 11″ cardstock.  Of course, for all you savvy downloaders, you already know the drill, but just wanted to give you an idea as to what to expect and avoid surprises, images tend to vary when printed.

Please read my TOU (terms of use), if you haven’t before.

Terms of Use

Some things you should know before downloading: (updated 10/26/13)

* Vintage Glam Studio printables (formerly under the name Vintage Glam Collectibles) are for PERSONAL USE ONLY. (I own the domains for both names and will be dedicating this blog to more design related articles and printables.)
*You may not re-sell, redistribute, or claim the original or derivative designs as your own.
*Please do not remove the watermark or modify the design in any way other than for your own Personal use.
*If you post this on the internet, please give credit to Vintage Glam Studio & link back to my blog, so others can obtain the resources.  Pinterest, Twitter and Facebook are great social media sharing platforms, it’s the  sharing without a link back that can be a problem.

The following is a thumbnail of the actual image you will be able to access for download. Click on the image below to get access to the pdf download.

vintage easter tags

 

I hope you like it and can use it with any easter baskets or other gifts you might be thinking of giving this spring season.  Vintage Glam Studio is also a part of this blog’s domain, so hope I don’t get anybody confused. 🙂 …and have a Happy Easter!

This is the second set of easter gift tags that I created.  It follows a grey neutral color scheme that I am fond of,so I hope you find this option to your liking.  Click on the image below to get access to the link.

 

grey-easter-tags

 

 

Just a little reminder: The downloadable pdfs in this article (and across my entire site) are free for personal use only. They are not for commercial use. If you wish to incorporate any of my designs or reference them in your own personal projects or blog, please attribute it to me by linking to my site. As a courtesy, if you wish to link to anything on this article, please link to this page and not directly to a downloadable file.

Thanks for your cooperation.

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Free Vintage Graphic – Rooster and Chicken

It’s a long story as to why I like chickens and roosters, and a kind of quaint one; however,   the relative who used to raise them wouldn’t appreciate my sharing all the details of the story, so until I get clearance from that  corner I’ll just keep it at that.

I found this following vintage graphic  image as a public domain item, digitally cropped it and cleaned it up.  It is saved as a .png file ( I know all you savvy digital scrappers know that a .png file  is an image file with a transparent background).

Unfortunately, the chickens were standing in grass so their feet look a little rough and I didn’t have time to crop out the feet and/or add fake grass.  And the rooster’s comb and wattle (actually had to look those up) are more of a brighter red.  The preview pic is only at 72 dpi!

The actual image is 709 px by 535 px and once you click on the image another tab will open on your browser in order to download it from my Photobucket  Google Drive storage. The image will display and you can  pretty much save the file, by using the “Save As” function in Microsoft Windows.

 

black and white chickens

 

Please read my TOU (terms of use) page before downloading.  Disregard the white background in the screenshot, that’s just the way Photobucket  Google Drive displays their images.

If you notice the screenshot shows the dialog box showing the .png extension. I hope that that clears up any confusion.

While I am still debating as to where to set up my image downloads in order to make it the most accessible to those who are interested, I’m going to test this on my Photobucket account for now. In  the near future, I plan to upload larger files  elsewhere.   I hope you enjoy it!

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4 Creative St. Patrick’s Day Holiday Decor Ideas With Vintage Flair

Nothing like another holiday, in order to give you an excuse for vintage holiday decorating.  What is the point of collecting vintage items if you can’t display them and use them for celebrations?  So, just wanted to acknowledge all the St. Patrick’s Day celebration that you see on the internet and other social media.  The other images I have included, provide ideas for displaying your vintage cutlery and tableware that is just lovely.

Here’s a round up of a few pins, I have collected on my “Holiday Decor” board on Pinterest that will spurcreative ideas  for Irish St. Patrick’s Day decor with a vintage feel and using some of the  free vintage postcards that are available on the Internet.

I think it’s the mercury glass and chandelier print on the mantel that I like so much. The sign has just the right touch of crafty diy feel mixed with a few formal decor items.

I really like the shabby chic(or distressed) decor in this next idea, and of course the vintage cutlery, green majolica and tablescape. The original pinner is a self-confessed plate addict.

This next pin includes the actual vintage postcards I found online to create my header image.  Here the pinner is using it to create a cute holiday home decor item.

This next idea, I really like and will probably use it with different holidays.  Just change the vintage cup color to your holiday color theme.

Hope you like these pins and they inspire you to get you celebrating holidays with all your vintage collectibles.