Free Vintage Frame Cards & Labels
We’re now offering spectacular fillable vintage framed labels and cards for free in PDF templates. Use them for flavor box labeling, invitation cards, wine labels, name cards for tables at your wedding or any other great ideas you can come up with. All sizes available in our WL-450 size, 4.25 x 5.5″, 4 labels per sheet, Some designs also available in our WL-150 size, 4 x 3.33″, 6 labels per sheet Each template is available in Autofill – populate the complete template by hitting your tab button and input individual information into each label cell. Specs: These vintage cards and labels in PDF are cross-platform and application independent. Fonts: If you want to change the font type, size or color, (as well as bold, italics, etc.) select Control +E if you’re using a PC or Apple + E on a Mac. Blue Grey Leaves Download WL-450: Autofill | Different Download WL-150: Autofill | Different Gold Circles Download WL-450: Autofill | Different Download WL-150: Autofill | Different Rose Red Rose Red Gold
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DIY: Vintage Tins & Free Labels
As you know, I have a thing for vintage labels and colorful tins. La la LOVE ‘em. And this DIY vintage can pretties (with tutorial) from Papier Valise is certainly no exception. Thinking of some upcycled cans for your reception decor? For personal use only, folks.
Vintage Printable Postcards
did I say postcards ?!!?? Did you know that we NOW have postcards from our Best Selling Paper Designs? We DO have postcards & you're able to get a FREE set HERE first! They are going on sale on our website on Monday & you're able to get a FREE set here today by simply stopping by to say Hello! I will select FIVE random comments on Monday for a VERY COOL FREEBIE FRIDAY! Winners will be annouced Monday! ~Brandin xo
Design*Sponge » Blog Archive » diy wednesdays: modern paper ornaments
it’s official. we drove by a real-life christmas tree lot today, which means that it’s time to get cracking on our holiday decorating. these paper ornaments can be hung just about anywhere (from a tree, in a window, from a chandelier) and they are super simple to make. all it takes is some paper and a stapler to make any room feel festive. just click here for more photos and full instructions. happy decorating! –derek & lauren Here’s what you’ll need: -Various colors of paper or cardstock, cut into 1″ x 11″ strips. Using your X-acto blade and straight edge, cut a few sheets of each color paper into strips that measure 1″ wide by 11″ long. Lay out your color combinations. Cut the center strip down to 6″ long. Make sure the tops of all the strips are flush, and then staple them together.
Make a gift bow from a magazine page
In gift wrap emergencies when you've got the present but need some wrapping, here's an idea for turning a magazine page into a bow. There may be better ways to stick this thing together, but I used what I had on hand: staples and adhesive glue dots. Double stick tape or brads should work, too. Cut a magazine page lengthwise into 9 strips, 3/4" wide. Leave 3 of the strips full length. Cut one inch off 3 of the strips. If you're using a magazine that's 10 1/2" tall, you'll end up with: 3 strips, 10 1/2" x 3/4" 3 strips, 9 1/2" x 3/4" 2 strips, 8 1/2" x 3/4" 1 strip, 3 1/2" x 3/4" Twist each strip to form a loop at both ends and staple it in the center. Layer the three longest pieces on top of each other, spacing them evenly and securing each with a glue dot. Use other papers, like a map of your city.
Vintage Paper Placemats Printable
It seems Pretty Blog readers just can’t get enough of their high teas these days! In honour of this truly wonderful tradition making a comeback into weddings and everyday life I’ve created a set of 3 vintage-inspired placemats – each a sweet and simple backdrop for your finest cake plates and tea sets. While I’ve used crisp white paper for my placemats these vintage illustrations will also look great on other soft hues like pale blue, blush and ivory. Happy Crafting! (Please note that these documents are for non-commercial use only.
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Free Vintage Vector Patterns
Everyone who is making any kind of objects knows that the beauty of every object is not only in the good construction design, but also in various decorations. By choosing the right color, engraving some beautiful motive, or adding even the smallest ornamental rifle, your handmade object will get that priceless beauty in harmony with its fine construction lines. This section of website was made as a result of our will to help you – whether you are an amateur beginner or a long-time professional craftsman – to make each object as a real work of art. - Scroll saw, Intarsia, Marquetry, Woodburning (pyrography), Fretwork, Painting the objects, Carving, Embroidery, Graphics purposes, Laser Cutting, Glass etching, Tattoo design, Posters... See tutorial "How to print poster" Most of the 2D patterns in this category are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported license. The motives (vector designs) are put into categories.
