Free Valentine Journal Cards

I made some vintage looking Valentine journal cards for you! I only had time to do one, but I put 4 on a sheet to make printing easier. 
You can download the full sized version from my Dropbox. The link will be active until the end of February.
These are for personal use.

Download full sized journal card sheet here

Free Junk Journal Ephemera

This pretty bit might be a nice thing to add to a junk journal - maybe for a little bit of journaling, or something decorative! Hope you can use it.

Free to download for personal use.

To download the full sized image click on the image to open the picture in another window, then right click to save the file to your computer.

Free Vintage Christmas Tags

I'm on a tag kick lately and made these while eating breakfast (homemade pumpkin breakfast bars BTW). I posted that postcard a little while ago and thought I'd turn it into a Christmas tag. Hope you can use these!!

Free to download for personal use.

To download the full sized image click on the image to open the picture in another window, then right click to save the file to your computer.

Free Halloween Junk Journal Paper

I haven't been here for a few days, I apologize.  Life kind of got crazy for a bit.  

I made a spooky spidery paper this morning. It kind of reminds me of some old wallpaper that someone forgot to dust. I hope that you can use this!

This is 8" x 8" and I'm not sure you'll get the full sized download from Facebook so you can get it from my Dropbox:

Download Paper Here

Free Shabby Floral Background

I made this journal page using some old wallpaper and a piece of vintage notebook paper. I think it would make a great background for a card, or a junk journal page!

Free to download for personal use.

To download, click on the picture to open a larger size in another window, then right click to save the file to your computer.

Free Halloween Tags

I made tags for you using some of the postcards I posted recently. They would make cute gift tags or Halloween Tree decorations. Hope you like them!

Free to download for personal use.  

To download, click on the image to open a larger size in another window, then right click to save the file to your computer.

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Winsch Halloween Postcard 1911

John Winsch was a postcard publisher in business between about 1907 to 1915. He used various artists, including Samuel Schmucker, for his cards. I think this card is Schmucker's, it looks like his work. I love this one!

Free to download for personal use.  To download, click on the image to open it in another window, then right click to save the file to your computer.

Vintage Sewing Trade Card

I bet this little girl always uses Goff's Silko braid! I removed the lettering so you could add your own :-) Hope you like this one!

Free to download for personal use.

To download, click on the image to open it in another window, then right click to save the file to your computer.

Vintage Halloween Witch Postcard - Red Lantern

I have a lot of favorite Halloween postcards, but this is near the top of the list. Published by Landsdorf in early 1900's, this is part of a series of lantern witches. Each postcard has a witch with a different color lantern, and what your fate will be if you happen to see her.

These postcards are really hard to find in good condition. They were embossed I believe, and there's usually lots of chipping. Most of the ones I've found are too damaged for me to restore properly, but this one was in great shape.

They also had glitter, and you can see remnants around the witch and the moon. I'm always on the hunt for the other lantern colors!

Free to download for personal use.  Click on the image to open it in another window, then right click to save the file to your computer.

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Vintage Halloween Postcard

There are several versions of this Taggart postcard, the most common one I've seen has a witch inside the pumpkin. This one features two rather surprised kids who will probably end up kissing unexpectedly! This was published in 1908.

Free to download for personal use.

Vintage Shabby Rose Card

This was an old Christmas postcard that I shabbied up for you.  This would make a really pretty greeting card, a background for a collage, or even a journal card.

Free to download for personal use.  Click on the image to open a larger size in another window, then right click to download.

Vintage Shabby Journal Card with Baby Birds

This postcard features a pair of vintage angry birds! I think they're really cute. I added a background and thought it would make a pretty journal card.

Free to download for personal use.

Vintage Butterfly Card

We've had so many pretty butterflies in the backyard this summer. Big Monarchs, and Swallowtails. I was really happy to find this postcard full of flutterbys! I added an aged background. Hope you like it!!

Free to download for personal use.

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Vintage Busy Bees ABC Children's Book

This is one of the many children's books that were published by Raphael Tuck in the early part of the 1900s. One of my favorite things about this illustration is the way Busy Bees is drawn. Hope you like it!

Free to download for personal use.

Vintage Halloween Precautions Postcard

The elusive E. Nash was a postcard publisher around the early 1910s and is famous for his series of Halloween postcards, both the Halloween Don'ts, and Halloween Precautions. This is one of the 6 Precautions postcards. He also published many other holiday cards.

The Don'ts and Precautions are all really quirky. This one says: Avoid grinning black cats on a full green moon, If your lover is true he'll come back soon, It breaks the charm, the witches scream, and never return till next Halloween.

Free to download for personal use.

Vintage Halloween Postcard - Weaver Witch

Sometimes my favorite Halloween cards aren't the most colorful. I adore this one because of the design, poem, and the lettering. This was drawn by E. Weaver, and I can't find any information about him or her. I know that they illustrated a series of postcards like this one, all with similar ink work. Hope you like this!

It also has one of those cute little turn of the century red roofed houses in the corner. I'm estimating this card as maybe 1910 or so? I could be wrong :-)

Free to download for personal use.

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Vintage Victorian Trade Card - Witch Hazel

Such a pretty witch hazel trade card, you don't even notice that it's for piles (hemorrhoids) :-D

I love the smell of witch hazel. On really hot days I'll sometimes put it on my horse after he's had a bath. Makes him smell great!

Free to download for personal use.

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Vintage Halloween Witch Postcard - Falls Down a Hill

This Halloween postcard was published by Whitney, but I'm still trying to find out the name of the artist. Kind of like a Jack and Jill scene, I thought it was really sweet! 

Free to download for personal use.

Vintage Violet Basket Postcard

This pretty basket of violets was from an old postcard. I added a frame. I think it would make a nice card! Free to download for personal use.


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Vintage Seed Packet - Free Download

I've been looking for a full set of these herb seed packets. I have 2 so far...oh well!

Hope you like this! Free for personal use.

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